College Notes highlights faculty and alumni movements
Sandy Beisell works for Oregon Short Line in Utah. McConnel Bowen Jordan visited Noithouse last week. Paxton '05 passed Civil Service, headed to Wyoming. Short Hoffman now in Salt Lake City in hardware trade. Edith Frasear '06 visited from Tipton and will teach at Eagle Grove high school. Announcements of A L Sanford '06 and Bessie Mann Malleneaux marriage. Ellis R. Ross 04 earned University of Nebraska fellowship in chemistry. M F Jones, Beloit visit confirms F M By marriage. I S OC notes.
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Sandy” Beisell
Oregon Short Line Railway
Utah
E. K. McConnel
M. R. Bowen
John Jordan
Noithouse
I. B. Paxton
Civil Service
Wyoming
Edith Frasear
Tipton
Eagle Grove High School
Lelia R. Blaine
Ames
Council Bluffs
A. L. Sanford
Bessie Mann Malleneaux
Sanford
Stoughton Avenue
Hyde Park
Massachussetts
Ellis R. Ross
North Platte
Nebraska
University of Nebraska At Lincoln
M. F. Jones
I. 8
Beloit
Wisconsin
Beloit al O. K
F. M. By
D. CO. Thomas
Thomas
Charles City
Local notices and community updates in the region
A collage of brief items from various towns reports retirements birthdays moves and academic notes. Nelson retires from Collins Creamery. Vernie Robins turns 18 in Slater. Martha Mason of Cambridge edits vacation. Ola Brouchard to Simpson College conservatory. Mary Hostetter hosts Barbara Barclay in Des Moines. Peter Hill praised in Slater. Ole Anderson offers Norwegian printing. Geo White leaves Farmer's Elevator Nevan for new ventures. Zearing and Roland notes on sick relatives travels and college events. Desks for New Central project and campus sidewalk plans noted. Thanksgiving reflections highlight farmer prosperity and editor's gratitude. Several moves include Dr F T Armstrong to Colorado Springs and others to Utah California and Arizona.
Sunday Letter from Des Moines Pastor Hoffmans Sermon Praise
A campus letter recounts Dr. Hagerman of Des Moines First M. E. Church delivering a warm practical sermon on salvation and love. The writer notes inspiring music and a vivid description of Hagerman's appearance and style, plus college spelling reform talk and a box from home with $35 needed by October.
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State College
Bael
Dr. Hagerman
M. E. Church
Des Moines
Dr. Storms
Dr. Cessna
Cris
Lars
Reform in spelling change seen as evolving process
Professor R C Barrett predicts the proposed spelling reform will arrive gradually rather than abruptly. He notes many will adopt it over time, while others will not consider it at present.
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Prof
R. C. Barrett
Bum Incubator Warns Against Train Riding
The piece warns of stealing rides on rail trains as college students arrive and local loafers continue the practice. It notes recent incidents and says the railroad company will enforce arrests, citing injuries and deaths from this activity and urging responsibility.
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Co. & N. W. Railway Company
Favorable Iowa Crop Week Cites Strong Yields and Safe Frost Timing
Des Moines reports a mostly warm Sept week with above normal temperatures and timely showers improving pastures. Corn cutting advances across districts with over 80 percent unlikely frost injury. wheat acreage may rise in western areas due to excellent yields.
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Des Moines
Central Station
Iowa
Grinnell
Dubuque
Keosauqua
Scrimmage Begins as Huskies Round Into Form on State Field
Steady practice continues for the I. C. Huskies with punting and scrimmage work leading. Sioux Jones leads in punting with Mills Thayer Beppert and Willet excelling. A meeting on new rules featured Ristine and Jack Watson spoke on training and diet. The first game is scheduled a week from Saturday under the revised rules, with I. S. C. opening away from home for the first time in years and Minnesota looming after an October twenty seventh date.
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I. 8. C. Huskies
Sioux Jones
Mills
Thayer
Beppert
Willet
Ristine
Jack Watson
Jack
Dremise
Minnesota
University of Nebraska
Tigs C
Shock Threshing Nearing Completion in Community
The shock threshing is nearly finished with little stock threshing left in the area. Growing numbers of machines shorten the threshing time each year, notes Colo Banner.
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Colo Banner
Pastry Analogy Craft Links Cooking to Rhetoric
A compact comparison equates pastry to cooking with rhetorical figures in discourse, suggesting techniques and ingredients shape flavor and persuasion in communication.
Glass Houses and Windows
The Cambridge Leader defends itself after misprinting in a write up about new brick buildings. It notes the Journal ran a long-ago expense report from Hardin County from 1705 and 1805, joking about the antique reference while keeping a light tone about past errors.
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Cambridge Leader
Times
Journal
Hardin County
Wonderfully Made Young Man from Story City
Story City Herald notes a local young man near Story City rumored to be exceptionally hardy with an iron constitution and steel nerves. Speculation blends praise and humor about his character, with friends and critics offering colorful comparisons.
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Story City
Story City Herald
ManZan Piles Remedy Ad Promises Immediate Relief
An advertisement claims a single application of ManZan cures piles with immediate relief. It credits O A Gamble as the seller and ends with a proverb about fools rushing in versus wise men investigating.
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O. A. Gamble
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