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Ames Times

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1908

Page

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Peters Named Professor at Manitoba Agricultural College

W. H. Peters, graduate of Iowa State College in 1908, will serve as professor of Animal Husbandry at the Manitoba Agricultural College with starting pay of 1800 dollars, rising to 2500 later. Peters was Iowa's top performer on the 1907 International judging team and has been an assistant professor at Iowa State since 1908. The move adds three Iowa State graduates to Canada’s livestock leadership, while Iowa contributed many others to state colleges in six years. The Ames community was shocked by the death of Mrs. Nordstrom, whose remains will be taken to Grand Mound, Iowa for interment.

W. H. Peters Iowa State College Manitoba Agricultural College Canada Iowa Peters Manitoba College Nordstrom Ames Grand Mound

Nordstrom Mrs A G Dies in Texas After Move to Austin

A telegram reports the death of Mrs. A G Nordstrom in Austin Texas on Monday evening. She was the wife of A G Nordstrom formerly a freight agent for the C N W in Ames, a beloved and highly respected resident who moved to Texas last spring with her husband to work there.

Nordstrom A. G. Nordstrom Austin Texas

Christmas Exercises at Christian Church

Christmas exercises at the Christian church will be presented Wednesday evening. A cantata King of Israel will be performed under Prof. Faroe. Sunday school children participate, admitted free. A silver offering from other attendees will be collected at the door.

Israel Faroe

Smith Winner of Debate at Ames High School

Earl Smith won first honors in the Ames high school home debate to select a team for the annual contest with Winterset high school. Laura Gibson took second and Homer Templeton third. The event featured the school orchestra and violin solos by Morris Van Auxen. The Winterset debate is set for January 8 with Ames arguing the negative on federal control of interstate corporations.

Congregational Church Ames High School Winterset High School Earl Smith Laura Gibson Homer Templeton Morris van Auxen Winterset Ames

Woodmen Meet Friday in Ames Camp 458 Session

An adjourned meeting of Ames camp No. 458 Modern Woodmen of America is called for Friday evening December 18. All members should attend as action is planned.

Modern Woodmen of America

ISU Grain Judging Teams Win Sheaf Trophy at Omaha Expo

Iowa State College grain judging teams swept the top prizes at the International Corn Exhibition in Omaha Nebraska winning the Sheaf trophy and a $1000 prize. Team members included A E Quaife J L Murphy H N Wood W F Schnaidt C G W Hendricks and Wm McArthur with Schnaidt as high man. A second team led by Wm McArthur M S Jepson H N Wood John Summers B E B Heaton and A A Burger won the corn judging trophy by a 300 point margin. Coaches Profs Crossley and Bowman.

Iowa State College Western Grain Dealers’ Association Omaha Nebraska A. E. Quaife J. L. Murphy H. N. Wood W. F. Schnaidt CG. W. Hendricks Wm. McArthur Mr. Schnaidt M. S. Jepson John Summers BE. B. Heaton A. A. Burger Crossley and Bowman

Farm Folk Had A Big Picnic

Large crowd from the Ames agricultural district gathered Tuesday for a sizable community picnic. Local organizers reported good turnout and cooperative activities highlighting regional farming themes and shared refreshments.

Students Build Tower to Honor Baptist Auditorium

At a church meeting, college student members and alumni pledged to raise 500 to 1000 dollars to fund the tower of the proposed Baptist church auditorium. Rev. Fowle advances a general fund drive for construction. The piece notes the tower is begun atop a structure yet to be built, urging immediate auditorium construction.

The Baptist Church Rev. Fowle

Interurban Vehicle Strikes Dray Near Clark Street Crossing

Drayman P. P. Brown and rider Herbert Bryant escaped serious injury after an interurban car struck Brown’s wagon at the Clark street crossing. The wagon box was damaged and the holster and other parts broken. Brown blamed both the train and himself, urging slower trains at city crossings.

P. P. Brown Clark Street Mr. Brown Herbert Bryant Brown

Another Man to Canada Elected Professor in Manitoba

F G Churchill formerly assistant in the college chemistry department left last Wednesday for Winnipeg Manitoba to take a professorship in Soil and Physics at Manitoba Agriculture College. He assumes duties in the coming term and joins other faculty members in the province’s agricultural school.

Tural College Churchill F. G. Churchill Winnipeg Manitoba Manitoba Agricul

Install Officers of Joshua Chapter No. 127 R A M

Joshua Chapter No. 127 R A M installed its officers at the regular convocation last Friday night. Names include Cc. E. Hunt as Most Excellent High Priest G. W. O'Brien Excellent King J. E. Cagwin Excellent Scribe and others such as Ben Stull Captain of the Host I. O. Schaub Principal Sojourner M. J. Adams Royal Arch Captain and L. M. Bosworth Treasurer A. S. Griffith Secretary Wm. Hulett M of First V C L Liverly M of Second V E W Valentine M of Third V J P Alderman Tylor.

First V C. L. Liverly Second V E. W. Valentine Third J. P. Alderman Tylor

Sold Farm for 125 Per Acre Near Kelley

Mr J W Lytle sold his 110 acre Kelley area farm to A D Freed for 125 per acre. The property is described as a good farm with fine improvements and indicates strong appetite for Story county land. The Lytle family plans to move to Portland Oregon around early March.

Lytle Kelley Story County J. W. Lytle A. D. Freed Portland Oregon the Times

Glee Club Date Changed for Methodist Church Lecture

The Iowa College Glee Club appearance on the Methodist church lecture course has been postponed until February.

Iowa College Glee Club Methodist Church

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