Regiment Band Engagement Arranged For Ames Chautauqua
The Conway Band of 40 members was scheduled for Ames as part of the Chautauqua program but cancellations led to a replacement by the 5th Regiment band. Under Mr John Beeston the group is hailed as a fine United States band. The 66th mass pont Wend won first prize at the National Alks Convention in Los Angeles. They will perform Wednesday August cist.
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Conway
Ames
Chautauqua
Chautauquatt
Unis
5Th Regiment
Conway Pain
John ‘S. Beestonany
United States
Los Angeles
Theis Trepitalian
Pher
Hari
Armes
Chinaman Is Tit First Freshman Chautauqua Opening
Ames citizens prepare for Chautauqua week with every seat in the auditorium to be available, camping space booked, and accorded time off for the big events. Business leaders will close afternoons Aug ith Aug net and Aug lind as the major days. Season tickets rise from 150 to 2 dollars after Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ani
Ada Comeron
Bower
Newnan
Halverson
Harris
Wais
A. J. Perguson
Yau Fretro
T. Dg. Wallis
W. A. Mafupaic
Don Gridith
Dwight Adams
Yhon Reo
Bateman
Had
Seream Mono Clan
J. I. Baateriy
Nowler
J. E. White
Mo Aoe
Art McCoy
W. B. Niles
Hout
4Th Ward
Griffidh
W. R. McCuskey
Chautauqua
Fair
General
Willen
General Merchandise
Knudson
Kooser
J. Grove
T. J. Jaughran
Judisch Bros
L. M. Bosworth
Local Banks Plan Real Estate Move Amid Post Office Upgrade
A garbled note indicates efforts by state and national banks including Ames Savings Bank to coordinate real estate and finance actions. It mentions the post office and a three day window, with unclear references to Glema and integration plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sh Tae Wie
Ie State Gowdry Pank
Lainn Nacoonal Bank
Ames Savings Bank
M KK
Sarth
Real Astate
Cal
Real Catain ii Glema
LeQUATTE ADDRESSES AD TROUBLE AT DES MOINES MEET
LeQuatte talks advertising woes at Des Moines gathering. Viable plan by LeQuatte focuses on effective campaigns and industry problems. Attendees include media executives and regional managers.
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Smccessful
Jaratine
Des Moines
Tiv Pear Vine
Ana
Che Ures
LeQuatte
Faivertiger
Montespolis
Wuo
Marshalstown
Mapes Carr Wat
Obrien
Temperance Institute Set for Slater Meeting Tomorrow
The fifteenth Tiscich Institute of the Story County Woman's Christian Temperance Union will be held tomorrow at Slater's Bethlehem Lutheran. Three sessions are scheduled from nine in the morning to eight in the evening with prominent temperance workers attending. Mrs. Yhornbare of Ames will speak on Moreten Missions and the Liquor Traffic. Mrs. Catells will present The Inquiration of the Plowers. Mes. Wygle of Ames will address Narcotics. The forenoon session will include a business portion with the president and treasurer speaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiscich Institute
Story County Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Bethlehem Lutheran
Bater
Aegston
Armes
Rev Minchin Returns From Six Week Idaho Trip
Rev W J Minchin came back last Saturday with a six week vacation on his Joho ranch. Mrs Minchin and daughter Medora also returned from Boston and the family is back at the Congregational parsonage. He says Idaho crops look good but Iowa tops for real big crops and prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Minchin
Joho
Ames City Meeting Notes Officials Appointed and Ordinances Discussed
Monday night Ames city gathering presided by Mary Shet-Joo approved extra polices for mayoral salary, appointed N.N. Bange as an official, and confirmed street and sidewalk measures. Investigations into faulty sidewalks and city weights and measures system were ordered with ordinances to ensure accuracy and safety in commerce.
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Yoo
Maries Shet- Joo
Oilis
Antes Renal
Mr. Bange
Mary
Suecia
Armes
Tenia T. Peraon
Perkor
Tao Street
Ridge Avenue
Champlin
Cotemirtes
Welahte
Qyel
Rogal
Peel
Aleo
Congs Beat Methodists in Close Local Clash
The Congregational Sunday school boys defeated the Methodist team 1 to 4 on Tuesday evening, dropping the Methodists to third as the Baptists and Christians led. Standings show Baptist and Christian tied for the top spot with similar records. upcoming schedule lists several church league matches including Baptists vs Methodists and Christian vs Baptist across August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptiste
Gamexn
the Baptists
Taiy
Omega Delta Sorority Granted National Chapter
The Omega Delta sorority at the college has been granted a chapter of Delta Delta Delta known as Tri Delt after the national convention in Columbus Ohio. Tri Delt, a leading national sorority with about forty active chapters and over three thousand members, recognizes the Omega Delt as worthy of national status and poised to meet its high standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omegwa Delta Sorority
Delta Delta Delta
Tri Delt
Columbus
Ohio
Omega Delt
Delta Delta names and local Tri Delta alumni list
The Ames chapters and Tri Delta alumni are named including Miss Leone King and Miss Opal Culp as current members of Omega Delta. Other listed alumnae include Mrs. Tay itams, Miss Etta Budd, Mrs. W Perry, Mrs. Mae Woods Cotttell, Mrs. Janie Weeds Lovejoy of Waterloo, Mirekee Bradley White, Mrs. Minnie Mailery Audseon, Mrs. May Rodis Kreger, and Evelyn Starr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri Delta Wee Mite
Potter
Tay Itams
Etta Budd
W. \. Perry
Holden Speaks on Farm Improvement Move in Des Moines
Prof. P. G. Holden, new head of the Grop Improvement Bureau, arrives in Des Moines to address a local club today about the farm improvement plan and its anticipated impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. G. Holden
Grop Improvement Bureau
Des Moines
Io Mmoneissure
Chautauqua Ball Games Preview and Lineup
Chautauqua grounds host fastball games during the Chautauqua period with Ames area teams. Boone Story City and Nevada will face the Abies squad across three games, promising competitive action. Rocky Rothermace and Toots Yeoman bolster pitching, while local efforts at South Dakota Avenue and Cambridge Sunray venues add regional stakes.
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Ames
Boone
Story City
Nevada
Cambridge
Johnson
Amends
Lies Moines
Lake Suncay
Onden
Therm
South Dak Avenue
Ohgtem
Tn Ran Teu
Denver Tourists Pleased With Their Recent Trip
G J Vetter president of the Denver Chamber of Commerce thanks Dean Curtisa Ames Iowa for hospitality shown during a Denver visit. He praises reception from business groups and road boosters, invites future exchanges and suggests Denver as headquarters for visiting parties. He envisions similar expeditions from other cities and looks forward to meeting again.
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FL Curtias
Mo. Vetter
Denver Chamber of Commerce
Kevan C. B.curtisa
State Agricultural College
Ames
Iowa
Weaver Chamber of Commerces
Amure Tony
Denver
G. J. Vetter
Proctor and Schoel Wedding Attended by Squires and Scott
Mr and Mrs Squires and Mrs B Scott traveled to Nevada on Monday to attend the wedding of Miss Sarah Proctor and Mr Fred Schoel that evening.
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Squires
B. Scott
Nevada
Sarah Proctor
Fred Schoel
Ames Fair Board Selected and Plans Advance
A fragmented account notes that the Ames Fair Board has been chosen and is moving toward finalizing preparations. The piece lists officers and livestock supervisors, including president and treasurer roles, with references to county involvement, funding expectations, and compliance checks for the upcoming fair. The readable text hints at organizational structure and anticipated expenditures, implying board approval and readiness.
Buried Last Saturday Morning Alooth Malone's Funeral
The funeral of Alooth Malone of Weine Man wid goddamly last death by electrocution was held Saturday forenoon. A large crowd attended to pay respects and support the grieving family. Pallbearers were union members and city officials attended. Limited readable details mention Albert Malone Galated AL Veues and relatives in Iowa, with an obituary tone and solemn rites.
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Alooth Malone
Sock
TY. We
Joe
Unton
Siva GH
Warry Kelley
Gearee Maiver
Frank Balen
Welane Ans
Swarts
Ywemners
Union
Pent Kaan
Avies
Albert Malone
AL Veues
Iowa
Oarebridge
Daiwa
Ab Geom
Heith Dey
Decembss
Wita
Wil Bay
Myre
Pulian
Baxter
Tows
Aimar Wei
Celebrates First High Mass at St. Cecilia’s
A large turnout from Chicago, Des Moines, Boone and nearby towns attended St. Cecilia's inaugural high Mass. Rev A Drese of St Josephs College presided at the organ as Turner led the sacred hymn. An afternoon reception at M Keenan’s home followed. Father Hamilton plans sermons next Sunday with mention of charitable labor in Spain and Britain.
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Tives
Chicago
Es Moines
Boone
Wit
Patier Bmaumiten
Bsers
B.C. Kemer
Ames
A. Renter
Merzha
A Drese
St. Josephs Mollege
la Buque
St. Cecilia’s
Spain
Campbell sells coal and feed business to Gilchrist and Roland
A Jeal sale this week sees Mr J A Campbell disposing of coal and feed operations to Arden Roland and James Gilchrist. The new owners take possession immediately and plan a strong bid to expand their stake in the local market.
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J. A. Campbell
Arden Roland
James Gilchrist
Campbell
Ames Business Firm Grows Amid Local Ties
A fragment suggests a new Ames business forming with longstanding local connections. The note mentions bail, a welcomed leadership, and plans for future development, but the exact details or names remain unclear.
Mysterious transfer of Perry County residence reported
A local property deal this past week transferred ownership of a residence on Dol and Highid Streets. Matyu gained possession from Siverly Gare, with Siverly and his associate My reestablishing their residence in Ames. The move marks a permanent change of domicile for the parties involved.
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My & Y. Biverly
Ueion Navenea Bank
Pergusum
Dol
Highid Wreets
Awaics
Siverly
Ames
Holmes shoots hobo trespasser in attempt to warn thieves
James Murphy, about twenty two, shot by Holmes while trespassing on a property near Ames Road. The wounded man was treated. Holmes planned to remove camp and warned locals about residential robberies. The incident occurred Tuesday morning with the assailant, who claimed a Michigan debt, heading toward Butterfield Iowa.
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Mg. Selows
Teenlene
Heboce
Ravn
Umea
Gybnes
Murphy
James Murphy
Chiisso
Michigan
Butterfield
Iowa
Nee Shaw
Ike Co
Apies
tHolmes
Miss Day in United States Shipboard Letter Mystery
A garbled note describes Miss Georgia Day traveling from Georgia to the Yellow Sea aboard a steamer bound for the United States. The letter from Miss Day to her parents was mailed in San Francisco during a Pan-Pacific exposition voyage. The account hints at a mistaken route via Japan and California.
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Mies Daeorgia
Herve
Yellow Sea
Georgia
Japan
China
United States
Misa Georgia
San Francisco
Maweaver
Georg
California
Lange Family and Dr Aplin Return Home After Visit
Mr and Mrs Charles Lange and Dr J C Aplin returned to their Monroe home Monday after visiting here at the home of Dr A Aplin.
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Charles Lange
J.C. Aplin
Monroe
A. Aplin
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