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Newspaper
Ames Times
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1904
Page
4
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A reader quotes John Burroughs on the value of nature study and asks why many lessons offer only dry facts. The author argues true insight lies in how things work and why they survive, posing questions about plants, weather, bees, birds, and spiders.
Dr Wilcox of Chicago University joins the Iowa Agricultural College as assistant professor of soils. With training in chemistry and geology and field work on southern soils, he strengthens the college’s already strong soil program and aims to aid farmers and landowners in Iowa with soil problems.
The article announces a baseball carnival at the Story county fairgrounds on August 31 and September 1 with top county teams competing for purses. Schedule includes Cambridge vs Roland at 10 am and Maxwell vs State Center at 3 pm onAug 31, Story City vs Cole at 3 pm on Sept 1, plus two $5006 horse races and other attractions. Regular fair admission grants access to all events.
A compilation of aphoristic maxims reflecting on life duty and virtue. Each line offers concise moral guidance such as valuing effort over polish and the dangers of seeking pleasure first while emphasizing homecoming and personal responsibility.
The Savannah News notes the turpentine forest workers survive on meals costing about 5 or 6 cents each, with a weekly ration valued at $1 to $1.10. It argues the issue is not how cheap one can live but what extras of eating one is willing to forgo.
Mrs Bascom shouts for more as the singers return for an encore ensuring the performance pleases the audience. The crowd reacts with enthusiasm and the conductor signals another collective bow. The moment captures the theater’s lively response to a favorite show.
On trial the exchange shows James asking how many servants are kept. John responds that none are kept and that about two a week come to try them. New York Tribune.
Northwestern line excursion tickets to County Pair in Nevada Iowa go on sale Aug 30 to Sept 2 at reduced rates. Tickets are valid for return travel only until Sept 8 inclusive. Apply to agents Chicago Northwestern.
A 1904 financial statement for Ames Savings Bank shows assets including bills and bonds 4319.14 dollars cash on hand 2 3 autos and other cash items totaling 38 926 dollars. Liabilities list capital stock 25 000 dollars, deposits 38 926 bottom line totals. Directors certify assets are bank property and unaided by external loans. Notary confirms sworn August 5.
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