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Newspaper

Ames Times

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1910

Page

10

Iowa faculty calls for Kennedy resignation amid private business move

An Iowa group of agricultural papers urges the state board of education to accept Prof. W J Kennedy’s resignation from Iowa State College after he sought to leave for private business. Kennedy led the animal husbandry department for nine years and helped the department gain national strength. The editors question motives behind the move while noting student and public support for his continued leadership.

Iowa Homestead, Successful Farming Register and Farmer Wallace Kimball Creamery Journal Des Moines Evening Papers Agricultural Papers of Iowa State Board of Education W. J. Kennedy Kennedy Ames Flynn Des Moines

Resignation and Dean Curtiss Letter Over Kennedy Row at Ames

A 1910 Iowa State College dispute centers on the resignation of Prof. W J Kennedy from the animal husbandry department. Dean Curtiss support writes that Kennedy faced strong farm paper opposition and cites his achievements and calls to keep him. The piece notes Kennedy’s wide influence, department growth, and offers context on local politics and farm publications.

Dean Curtiss Kennedy Dr. Storms W. J. Kennedy Chas. F. Curtiss

Reminiscences of Goldwin Smith Civil War era

McClure's magazine features the first installment of Burton J. Hendrick's Reminiscences of Goldwin Smith. The piece discusses the American Civil War and key figures of the era including Lincoln Grant Emerson Ben Butler and Charles Eliot Norton as context for Smith's public affairs scholarship.

McClure Goldwin Smith Lincoln Grant Emerson Ben Butler Charles Eliot Norton Burton J. Hendrick

Rocky Mountain Tea Promises Health Benefits Ad

A vintage advertisement touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea with claims it purifies the blood and drives out disease. It promises entertaining stage quality entertainment and notes 35 cents for tea or tablets by Joel E B Cagwin.

Bright Hollister Joel B. Cagwin Joel EB. Cagwin

The Man on the Box at Armory Opera House

A superb company presents Harold McGrath's The Man on the Box dramatized by Grace Livingstone Furniss at the Armory opera house on August 29. The production, a long running New York hit, promises to delight with its refined performance and enduring charm.

Armory Opera House Harold McGrath Grace Livingstone Furniss New York

Nelson & Moore Dissolution Notice

The partnership known as Nelson & Moore is dissolved. Creditors should settle with C. B. Nelson at once. The plumbing business continues by E. B. Moore and the electrical business by B. C. Nelson at the same address. August 22, 1910.

Nelson & Moore C. B. Nelson E. B. Moore B. C. Nelson

Also Mentioned on This Page

A. B. Maxwell, M. D Rousers S. C Farm Department United States Department of Agricultural A. B. Storms Iowa State College Trewin Albany Hughes Ange Galdemar Edmond Rostand Chantecler Henry Smith Williams McClure’s Amos Pinchot United States Miss Gregory Perceval Gibbon Octavia Roberts Marjorie Pickthall St. Lizzy’s City of Campus Avenue West Street Boone Street Kellogg Avenue Walnut Avenue Duff Avenue Center Avenue Ames ‘Limes and Intelligencer A. B. Maxwell Parley Sheldon I. H. C. Hay International Harvester Company of America (Inc Chicago U.S. A Sal Citizens’ Lumber Company
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