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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1910
Page
4
Ames Story County publication The Bufelligqencer lists Thursday mornings issue with F R and M Conaway as publishers and a yearly subscription price of one dollar in advance.
Saturday dates present a slate of college lecture courses and artist talks. John Nicholson Players, Mmme Lang endorf, Rita Fornia, Thomas Brooks Fletcher, Alfred Calzin, and Florentine Orchestra are scheduled across October to December.
Music lovers in Ames look forward to an October 5 engagement by Innes Orchestral Band and soloists at Armory Opera House. The group includes about fifty performers led by Innes with soloists Beatrice Van Loon and Atti the harpist, drawing wide regional interest.
A four part lecture and performance series opens Saturday October 8 with John Nicholson players. October 22 features Mme Langendorf the great singer. Thomas Brooks the noted lecturer and Florentine orchestra complete the lineup. Season tickets are praised as a bargain and may limit seating.
Miss Whited at Eldora and Miss Louise Ahlbrecht in Tama mark a string of campus visits. Professors Burger Thornberg Hibbard McBeth Wentworth Kennedy and others attend fairs, picnics, and judging events in Avoca Grundy Center Sioux City and Kansas City. The stock judging team prepares for a Kansas City tryout amid student petitions defending Kennedy’s leadership.
The piece discusses how spouses fall behind when not meeting each other’s pace and examines the role of children’s education after parental schooling. Marion Talbot suggests colleges should strengthen family bonds, guide students to justify college study, and keep parents and children united in spirit despite evolving roles.
A satirical poem contrasts Teddy Roosevelt with God and asks who guides history and war. The snippet cites Jefferson Toombs in Harper's Weekly and shifts to a Toledo 1886 affidavit about Hall's Catarrh Cure by Fr. J. Cheney & Co. with notary public A W Gleason and ad copy for remedies.
Marriage notices for Miss McBurnie to Mr A O Anderson in Omaha on September seventh and Miss Gail Deakin to Mr Louis Peck in Des Moines on September 26. Obituary for Mrs Anna Egemo of Randall born 1878 near Randall, died Ames September 23, 191?. Funeral service held Monday. Also reports a freight wreck near Tipton Indiana, political fund allegations, a pardon petition for John Walsh, cattle plague fears, Purdue tank scrap injuries, large Mexican ranch purchase, missing Captain OConnell, discovered alive Mathew Walters, and various other national items.
Nels Froland died Sunday at his home five miles south of town from typhoid fever. He leaves a wife and eleven children.
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