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Newspaper

Ames Times

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1912

Page

7

Ames School Report Urges Board to Reform Courses and Facilities

Frank W. Hicks presents the second annual Ames public schools report noting crowded high school conditions and lack of industrial arts for girls. He calls for practical course expansion in geography civics sanitation science and drawing, stronger laboratory work, a commercial course, and expanded industrial training plus summer programs. The report highlights parent teacher planning, improved sanitary conditions, and a new high school building forthcoming. Clifford Read begins duties as orderly at Des Moines Methodist hospital.

Supt F. W. Wicks City Board of Education Board of Education Ames Pivnic Elmocantars Poa de Thin Idea Sux Eseraul Beckman Conaway Wilson Gaten Tilden Reis Allimes Frank W. Hicks Clifford Read Methodist Hospital Des Moines

Former Ames minister to stand trial in mail matter case

The Chicago Tribune reports from Albuquerque that P Williams pastor of the Broadway Church of Christ in Ames faces a trial on charges of sending indecent material through the mails. Williams, editor of a religious paper The Doorknobber, has stirred local ministers and citizens with attacks on the Tenderloy district. Prosecution relies on inspectors and witnesses including W. Fox and R. Hopkins. Williams was released on a $500 bond and says the affair does not bother him greatly.

Reuterinap P. Williams Broadway Church of Christ United States Pao Williams the Voorknobhher Tenderloiy Ministers Alliance Washington Post Office Albuquerque

Zemo Promises Cure for Eczema at 25 Cents

A 25 cent trial bottle of Zemo from the Kk. W. Rose Medicine Co promises to stop itching and rash from eczema. The large bottle sells for 1 and is sold by druggists. available at T. J. Loughran's store.

Kk. W. Rose Medicine Co St. Louis T. J. Loughran

Repair shop ad by John Allan at 222 Duff Avenue

Classified notice invites readers to bring auto casings and tubes for repair by John Allan located at 222 Duff Avenue. Includes brief instruction and a compact service offer.

John Allan Duff Avenue

Food of Our More Important Flycatchers

A Department of Agriculture bulletin No 44 from the Biological Survey summarizes a study of 3898 stomachs of flycatchers. It reports 95 percent animal food mostly insects, notes protection of poultry yards from hawks and crows, and describes habits and prey of seventeen species.

Department of Agriculture Bureau of Biological Survey Wilson

Indian Killed on Track Near Rochelle Al

A Native Indian was fatally struck by an express train after sleeping on a railroad track near Rochelle Alabama. The article warns coughs and colds risk life and promotes Dr King s New Discovery with a testimonial from J R Watts of Maydada Texas who claims relief and weight regain. Trial bottle offered free at local druggists. The Times urges subscription payment.

Rochelle Fast Express Dr. King J. R. Watts Mlaydada Tex L. M. Bosworth T. J. Loughran

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J. W. Hicks Lfe Fincolo Neve Schoel Lincoln School AMES Chicago Tribune Sperial New Mexico Tornager Christian Church Herman Williams C. Sorenson The Pope L. M. Roberson E. M. F. and Flanders Automobiles Eczema Zemo Pure Food Store B. A. Knudson Main St Nfs Ag H. L. Munn Lumber Co Story County Iowa the Times
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