South America Sends Student to Iowa State College
Argentinian student Bitar Chaves arrived after a long journey from Buenos Aires to enroll in the agricultural college at Iowa State. He traveled about 12 060 miles and will begin studies in September, joining Miss Maclean in English as he prepares for entry into Pegilay caesds. The college expects record enrollment this fall with new courses in agricultural education and poultry husbandry.
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Edward Chaves
S. C
Beenos Aires
Argon
Amerca
Inoctur
Iowe
Ceute
Argentina
Miss Maclean
Chaves
Pegilay Caesds
Collision on Interurban Near Fort Dodge
A southbound interurban car near Mineral City driving park south of Fort Dodge struck a siding freight train Thursday afternoon. The passenger car was demolished and five men severely injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mineral City Driving Park
Fort Dodge
Miss Shugart Returns to Ames As City Reporter
Miss Bernice Shugart, former Sioux City Tribune contributor, returns to Ames to take the city reporter post at the Times. She has previously served both Ames papers in this role and is praised for her capabilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Shugart
Sioux City
Sioux City Tribune
Ames
The
Times
Miss Shugart
Smiths start Clifton House in Marshalltown
Mr and Mrs A J Smith formerly of the Ames hotel leased the Clifton House two blocks north of the post office and opened it Monday morning. Mahlon Shs team corn for a little may the first day of Chautauqua and foretimes near the Lockwood elevator. Only serious damage was a broken bucey fougue, a near accident. Ames urged to hear Secretary Pellinghan present Men and Religion movement Friday at Chautauqua grounds. Allen and obers welcome. Mrs W Bakely and daughters moved back to Ogden Tuesday where Mr Bakely is in business.
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A. J. Smith
Ames Hotel
Ames
Marshalltown
Mahlon Shs
Lockwood
Chautauque Grounds
Pellinghan
Niouement
Allen
Obers
Cote
W. Bakely
Sto Grand Avenue
Ogden
Thornburgs Move to Grand Avenue Lot Formerly F. W. Valentine
Mr and Mrs Mark Thornburg relocate from Douglass to Tih Grand avenue occupying the lot formerly held by the F W Valentine family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrof
Mrs
Mark Thornburg
Douglass
Tih Grand Avenue
F. W. Valentine
Seven Years of Service for Rev. Fowle Here
The notice marks seven years of service for Reverend Fowle at a local church. He will preach in the morning and again in the evening before leaving next Sunday to visit Beveanr, with Bible work and plans mentioned for Platte toquel and Chautauqua circuits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. Fowle
Ames Chautauqua Closes Tomorrow With Iowa State Band
Heavy rains and high winds disrupted the Ames Chautauqua causing tents to collapse and spectators to take shelter. Norton Orchestra and Band performed as the storm swept through, with crews regrouping to salvage instruments and stage. The Iowa State Band, featuring a forty-member group, was slated to perform before closing events tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norton
Chautauqua
Hall
Norton Orchestra
Ames
Lows State Handwich
Sundayisms and scattered musings on society and future
The fragmentary text presents a series of brief opinions and quips touching politics religion and social norms. It includes remarks about government corruption education motherhood gender roles and a satire on modernization and moral standards, with references to a Times foreman and a question about daily life.
Maxwell Convention 10 Held for Odd Fellows Event
The second annual Odd Fellows convention took place in Maxwell with a long program day including receptions, initiations, addresses by lodge officers, and multiple degree ceremonies. Speakers included Fred W. Lateut and others with a banquet and supper at 7:90 p.m. The gathering featured musical performances and a later address by Mohammed Al discussing U S renewal and world events.
Sunday program draws four thousand attendees
Large crowds attended events featuring Rev. William Sunday and local speakers. Attendance estimates ranged around four thousand with programs at Savoyville and nearby venues, including music by the Royal Hungarian Orchestra and community lectures.
Manning Family Takes Weeklong Trip to Chicago from Ames
Mr. and Mrs. M. Ao Manning and daughter Marverer and Sr. and Mrs. Juling Taden left Ames Sunday for an avert trip to Chieagola de Manning car They expect to be gone about a week.
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M. Ao Manning
Marverer and
Juling Taden
Ames
Chieagola de Manning
Major General Wood Visits Ames In 1909 Report
Major General Leonard Wood, third in U S military rank, visited Ames and spoke on military matters and public schooling. He noted few students and adults understand army ranks and recalled a Washington visit with staff in civilian clothes. He discussed local farming crops and a forthcoming inspection by the secretary of war and President Taft.
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Amen Inc
Leonard Wood
Fener
United States Reomulay Army
Reaiot Geurral
Hopius
Ames
United States Army
Washington
Wood
United States
Secretary of War
Taft
Edgar Morris Breaks Leg After Pony Accident
Edgar Morris, living north of Ames, broke one bone above the ankle when his pony fell on Friday. The injury is painful but the bone is mending nicely.
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Edgar Morris
Walter Morris
Ames
Edgar
Iowa cattle purchase by John T. Cain in Ames
John T. Cain associated with Lovano Agricultural College in Utah purchased cattle in Ames after several days of talks with the Animal Husbandry department. He will take the animals back to Utah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Cain
Ames
College
Utah
Mr. Cain
Agricultural College of
Lovano
Reunion visit from Des Moines Misses and Scranton guest
A group of women led by Miss Mildred Christian of Scranton visited Miss Blanche Wherwood of 117 Summer Avenue Sanday for a social reunion. The event reflected local church and school community ties in Des Moines area. Ben Read departed Saturday for Lincoln Nebraska to pursue a position with The Iowa Publishing Co as an advertising salesman.
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Ax Witts
Des Moines
Anderson
Mason, Kine
Widkin
Mole Wid Misa
Mildred Christian
Scranton
Blanche Wherwood
Summer Avenue
Sanday
Ben Read
Lincoln
Nek
Towa Publishing Co
Thusalia- Jaber Automobile
Missionaries In China Topic Friday Morning Talk
Theo Sucklin, son of Mr and Mrs Markit, missionaries in China, will give an address next Friday morning at the Christina dinare on Missionaries In China. The talk aims to share experiences and raise awareness of missionary work in China.
Rent Details From Mrs McKin Residence Near College
Mrs J McKin rents a night room fence west of the college to Prof RK Ross. Mr Bliss mother Whikeen Touse for tdin.
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J. 4. McKin
Fense
RK. Ross
Mr. Bliss
Whikeen Touse
Passenger Caught With Concealed Weapons on Train
Roy Firisee and a traveling companion from Oralabor to Ogden Sut were found to carry concealed weapons. The passenger was turned over to Marshal Ricketts, jailed in Nevada due to unpaid fine, and released after Wile paid the amount.
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Roy Firisee
Soiored
Oralabor
Ogden Sutaragay
Kiasee
Marshal Ricketts
Nevada
Bir Wile
Hrisco
New Heating Plant To Serve High School Area
A new heating plant will be built just north of the high school to provide heat for the new building. Plans include piping heat into the city canal for the creation of a sewing plant, with Meadow Heating Company selected after local discussions.
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Mealley Heating Company
Moibes
Man Killed on Northwestern Line at Jordan
A unknown man was struck and killed on the Northwestern line at Jordan. His body, ground to pieces, was picked up and placed in a box then buried in Green Potters Field at Jauload Cemetery.
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Siurdhi
Jordan
Kune Yu No
Roope
Gre Potters Field
Jauwoad
Student Allik released after fence incident at Chautauqua
A student named Allik was pressed by Wan and caught trying to breach a fence during a Chautauqua event Friday night. It was proven he did not cut the fence and the mayor released him after delivering four good lectures.
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Allik
Kachineg
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Iowa State Colleze
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Clifton House
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Carter
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Porta i Midites
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Toquel
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Iowa State
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Lidia
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Iowa
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Maxwell
Ames Lodge
Fred W. Lateut
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Opera House
Gilbert Lodge
Slater
Ontario
Central Iowa Lodge
Amity Lodge
Cola Lodge
Mohammed Ali
Mobauied Ali
Newnan
Ali
Ayers
Mohammed Aspomis
United
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Telia
Mohmmad AH
Jahre
Othe
Mississippi River
Detroit
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Ari Fix
J van Winkle
O. Attenr
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Uaelle
Tineke
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Rey YW. H. Manning
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Teasday
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