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Ames Intelligencer

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1906

Page

21

Art collection display at M. J. Arams involves local students

The Book and Basket Club with the high school organized a ten picture display secured from A. W. Elson Co. of Boston. Students acted as guides. funds from a musical aided framing and purchase. Highlights include Watts The Knight of the Olden Time, Landseer The Twins, Hoch The Brook In Winter, Hobemme Avenue of Palms, and Reynolds Age of Innocence. The plan: rotate pieces through school buildings to broaden esthetic impact.

M. J. Arams High Schoool A. W. Elson and Co Boston Watts Galahad Landseer Hoch Carol Hobbema Miles Standish Priscilla Grand Canal of Venice Odin Douglass Reynolds Supt. King

Seeing Europe Second Letter of Robert W Bailey Travel Narrative

The Intelligencer presents the second letter by former Ames College student Robert W Bailey recounting his Atlantic passage with thirty peers to Liverpool, then tours of England including Shakespeare’s house in Stratford Oxford Windsor Castle and St George's Chapel, plus travels through Rotterdam Antwerp Ostend Brussels Liege Cologne Magdalen College Windsor Heidelberg and related sights and experiences.

Robert W. Baily England Holland Shakespeare Oxford Rotterdam Brussels Ames College Liverpool Mr. Baily Windsor Castle St. George’s Chapel Brussells Warwick Stratford-on- Avon Geo. W. Childs Philadelphia Queen Victoria Avon Memorial Building Rubens van Dyck Reynolds Cromwell Kenilworth Amy Robsart Queen Elizabeth Oxford University Spain Bodleian Library India

Farmers advised to adjust seeding rates after variable oats yield

Frank N. Fowler of B A Lockwood Grain Co notes a year of radical changes for farmers. He says oats were sown with three bushels per acre but a light stand prevailed, then rains improved filling. He urges sowing fewer bushels—about 2 for oats and 1 1/4 to 1 1/2 for rye and wheat—with strong graded seed for better results.

Frank N. Fowler B. A. Lockwood Grain Co Wm. Randall J. W. Mathews Ames Acre Foster Frank Cannon West Cannon Joe Grove Fay Taylor Joe Stewart R. Maysouth Otis Bennett A. R. Severson Java Joe John Ogle

Nightmare saves Derby store from gas disaster and farming notes

A Derby druggist Hartwell wakes to gas filled store and a nearly dead dog and cat entangled in a gas stove tube. He revives the dog. the cat recovers as air enters the room. The incident underscores gas danger and prompts farm patch notes on threshing yields and crop appraisals from Ames area growers.

John H. Hartwell Derby, Conn

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