Beardshear, Iowa State College President, Dies
Dr. William Miller Beardshear, president of Iowa State College, died after several weeks of illness at his campus home. He served as college leader and is survived by the institution and its staff. The obituary notes his tenure and impact on the university.
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Iowa State College
William Miller Beardshear
Dayton
Ohio
Otterbein University
Yale College
Connecticut
Western College
Toledo
Iowa
Funeral notice for William Beardshear at Ames home
Funeral services will be held this afternoon at three o'clock at the president's home in Ames for William Miller Beardshear president of Iowa State College. He died August 5 after a two week illness from heart disease. The service will be conducted by Dr. O H Cessna and President Bookwalter with interment in the college cemetery.
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Des Moines
Iowa State College
Josephine Mundhenk
Ames
National Educational Association
Minneapolis
St. Barnabas Hospital
Bookwalter
Western College
Toledo
Iowa
Beardshear
Resier
Department of Music
Jesus
Indian Commission
Wm. McKinley
Patient praises white wine tar syrup for sore throat relief
Rev J D Craig of Miami Station Carroll county Missouri writes that the white wine tar syrup gives a clear voice and quicker relief from a cold or sore throat. He notes the medicine helped his speaking ability and mentions it is sold at Coye Pharmacy.
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Rev
J. D. Craig
Miami Station
Carroll County
Coye Pharmacy
Stolen Mare Report Near Ames July 1902
A twelve year old brown mare weighing about 1100 pounds with two white hind ankles was stolen from a barning seven miles northeast of Ames on Wednesday night July 30 1902. A suitable reward is offered for information leading to recovery. Contact R R 1 Ames Iowa.
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Ames
Store Hours Notice and New Goods Arrival
Anna Cuppa informs customers the shop will open only mornings next week due to a trip to Chicago to buy goods. Saturday hours will be all day. New goods arrive during the week. A 3-lb can of Boston baked beans is offered for 10 cents at J. B. Kooser & Co.
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Chicago
Boston
J. B. Kooser & Co
Pammel in Wyoming Observes Ranch Life and Rail Work
Evanston Wyoming July 28 1902 a party travels from Bear River south of Evanston toward Denver stopping at Myers ranch. They note Union Pacific railroad improvements from Omaha to Ogden with new grades and many changes. Myers family operate about 500 Herefords and feed cattle on ranches. Local sheep grazing debates affect water supply. summer grazing reduces leaf mould sponge effect increasing runoff. The visitors are treated hospitably with a ranch house horse and cooking utensils provided.
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Evanston, Wy
Bear River
Evanston
Denver
Myers’ Ranch
Foster
Nee McCarthy
U. P
Omaha
Ogden
Myers
Mr. Myers
Curtiss and
Craig
Breeders’ Gazette
Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin Ad Promises Relief
Advertisement touts Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin as a laxative with claim of convenience and merit. L M Bosworth offers to explain the remedy to readers. Also a note seeking clean cotton rags for cleaning presses at the Times office.
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Times
Death Mourns a Friend in Beardshear’s Passing
A tribute emphasizes William Miller Beardshear’s innate integrity sincerity and wholesomeness of purpose. The message notes humanity mourns the loss of a trusted friend in his death.
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William Miller Beardshear
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