College News and Campus Notes from Ames College
College department reports Mrs. Stanton ill and Genevieve Minkler home for a rest. Professor Beardshear to speak in Parkersburg next Saturday. Horticultural department ships many trees this spring. Senior thesis progress. campus grounds improved and cement walk fixes. Des Moines Y M C A routs I S C 16 to 1. Paullina defeats I S C 13 to 4. Freshman sophomore reception a success. Student editor criticized for tone. Easter chapel, weather signals, and players’ achievements highlight the term. Local ads and notices pepper the issue with campus life and civic items.
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Wilson
Pitkin
Y. M. C. A. Movement In Foreign Missions
Beardshear
Des Moines Y. M. C. A
Paullina
Western College
Almost a Conflagration at Noble's Dramatic Company
A lamp on stage fell from its bracket during a performance at the opera house last Saturday causing a fire that damaged scenery and the drop curtain. Only a quick response prevented panic and the blaze was controlled. Insurance covered the loss and repairs were completed. Manager Whitaker announced a safer stage lighting arrangement.
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Noble’s Dramatic Company
Opera House
Whitaker
Obituary of Albert Bissell of Humboldt County
The Ames community mourns Albert Bissell found dead by hanging at his Humboldt County farm. Rev. F. J. Douglass led services at the Congregational church, and Albert M. Bissell shared family details and a life history, noting Bissell as honest industrious and well respected. He leaves two sons and two daughters.
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Ames
Albert Bissell
Humboldt
Albert M. Bissell
Humboldt County
Mr. Bissell
F. J. Douglass
Congregational Church
Bissell
Coldbrook
N. J
Illinois
Oquawka
Ill
Mary Wooders
Peoria
Minnesota
Story County
Horse Breeding Ad and Public Safety Letters
An 1895 Ames Iowa ad sells a stallion L. P. Thompson for 10 dollars with in‑season service terms and risk notes. The page also publishes letters on moral issues, suffrage, prohibition, and a plea to curb fast horse racing in streets with fines and enforcement urged.
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L. P. Thompson
Paul Pinkham
Thompson
Jay H. Allen
Ames
Iowa
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J. A. West
Hungerford, Af Carroll
Dr. Beardshear
Parkersburg
Horticultural Department
Jessie Cavell
Newton
Senior
Borx
Calvin
The
State University At
Iowa City
College Chapel
Ames Times
Burnip
Franklin
Miss Knapp
Swannee River
Tilden
Christy
Osborn
Soper
Elliott’s
A.C. Foster
W. H. Cole
Bigelow & Smith's
S. L. Marie
Biertow & Smith
Tourston & Graham's
Talcott Restaurant
Breeton & Smith
Canier Bros. & Herman’s
BickLow & Smith
Geiger
Tilden Bros. & Co
Brother Geiger
Gro. W. Bell
Gro. H. Thompson
Our City
Baptist Church
Harris-Emery Co
Nebraska
Dakota
Kansas
Pocahontas
Ft. Dodge
Times
Edwin Rex
Rex
Washington Township
Board of Supervisors
Rev
Cambridge
Jim’ McKee
Lizzie Livingstone
M. D. Livingston
Byron Clark
Corning
Nettie Holmes
Gilbert Station
Elkhart
Nevada
J. S. Williams
Louisa Hamilton
W. E. Winsett
Barrett
Collins Clipper
J. W. Blake
Nevada Band Boys
al. Fry
W.S. Johnson
LaFayette Township
Story City
Parley Sheldon
Spencer Iowa
Patrick Henry
Parkhurst
Adam
Sons of God
M. E
W. B. Bisbee
J. C. Potter
Mari
Bisbee & Potter
BUILI
Des Moines
Maes
Pres
B. J. Shelden, Case
Story County Bank
Opews
First National Bank
Chicago
Knauth, Nachon & Kahne
New York
M Towa
Iowa National Bank
G. Hamilton
LDR UC
Tipenn Bros & Co
I. O
Northwestern Line
Chicago & Northwestern Ra Y
Adams Bros
Sorers
Smith & Son, Abstractors
Black
Ad Ames Co
Vinje
CG Johnson
Kingsbury’s
Abby
Jenks
Nelson
Francis Gunder
Chas E Gunder
Sam
L T Worthington
Geo
Joseph Hougen
Wood's
Eugene Taylor
Osmund Johnson
Scott's
Jenk
Slater C M Johnson
James Flattebo
Ole L Hatteberg
Esten Esten J Maxwell
D W Godby
Mary Finch
Marcellus D Finch
Calvin Finch
Marcellus Finch
Geo. W. Menhenett
Ontario
Rev. Everly
District Court of State of
Harriet Santee
H. Santee
L. H. Santee
District Court
State of
Underwood & Whitak
Lleoweest Trete
Smith & Son
DWN
Rostell
Charmit
Ee Eee
Richelieu
Bosworth’s
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