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Newspaper

Ames Times

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1912

Page

1

Short Course Opens in Ames Amid Snow and Cold

Amid heavy snow and cold, Ames welcomed hundreds of students for the annual Short Course at Iowa State College. The program trains farmers in land fertility, livestock quality, rural education, and home making, with Animal Husbandry leading the twelfth course and notes on feeding, breeding, and veterinary topics.

Ames Iowa State College John Gosling Kansas City Missouri W. J. Kennedy W. H

Page County delegation attends Iowa Short Course in agriculture

Thirty seven Page county rural school pupils along with three teachers and several mothers journeyed to Ames for the two week Iowa Short Course in agriculture and domestic science. Funded by W C Brown and I S Shambaugh, twelve students will receive tuition and expenses, with county teams competing for the state prize in corn, stock, and domestic science.

Page County W. C. Brown New York Central Railway Clarinda Jessie Field Des Moines Ames Pare County Merrill Manifoin Berne Whitman Rudolph Dristmer Floyd Ubil Shenandoah Keith Kenagy Coin Edwin Sawhill Max Garrett College Springs Heryl Strong Flossie Stitt Yorkton Helen Roush Shambo Wilma Driftmier Catherine Annan

New Furniture For The New Post Office

Inspector Schofield met with Postmaster Bosworth this week to review plates for the new post office furniture. The design suggests an elegant interior once completed. Mr. George Brush returned to Westinghouse shops in Pittsburg after a Christmas visit with the McCarthy home.

George Brush Westinghouse Pittsburg W. F. McCarthy

Holden resigns to seek Iowa governor nomination

Prof. P. G. Holden, head of the Agricultural Extension at Iowa State College, resigns to run for governor. He cites desire to advance Iowa’s interests and to build a Greater Iowa, with a campaign tied to broad support and no factional affiliations. He will resign when a successor is chosen and a faculty committee arranges extension duties.

Holden P. G. Holden Agricultural Extension Department Iowa State College Des Moines Iowa State College of Agriculture and Medianite Arts State of Iowa G. Holden Supt. Agricultural Extension Dept State College Bitmar George C. White Nevada Greater Sam Lowa Iowa State College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts Unt Towa

Council Holds Two Meetings This Week

The council met Monday and Tuesday, approving storm sewer assessments for Duff Ayr Avenue and Fifth Street, authorizing special assessment certificates, and paying bonds interest. A Tuesday vote graded paving on Grand Avenue with certificates to contractor William Horrabin, plus creek improvements on Boone Street referred to committees. Catherine Pausen property to be tax exempt, with county board recommendation planned.

Boone Street Board of Supervisors Story County Catherine Pausen

Ames Couple Sues for 25000 Damages Over Car Incident

Mrs Welle Williams sues Fort Dodge and Des Moines & Southern Iowa Traction for 15500 in personal injuries from a December 20 1919 Ames college car ride to West Gate. Husband L D Williams pursues 19000 in damages. both claim ongoing pain medical costs and permanent injuries with trial likely in January district court.

Willams Ames L. D. Williams Distret

Dallas County Highlights At Short Course Attendance

Miss Porgrave, Dallas County superintendent, leads 79 of the county's finest youths at the Short Course. Among the participants are the two youngest students, both eleven, judged capable after a brief assessment by Judge Corn.

Spike Deal loses two fingers in hunting accident

Clarence G Deal known as Spike on South Kellogg avenue had a rabbit hunting mishap last Thursday when a pistol discharged and shattered two fingers on his left hand. He was rushed to a doctor for treatment and the incident was described as a serious misfortune but not life threatening.

Clarence G. Deal Steve Desi Kellogg Avenue Spike

Times Sees Record December Business In Twenty Years

The Times reports its December performance surpassed all prior Decembers in its twenty year history. Advertisers value a medium with strong readership and subscriptions have risen significantly this month.

the Times Times Ncenie

Times Contest Closes With Two Cash Prizes Awarded

The Times announced the subscription contest closed Monday and awarded first prize to Cladys Ricketts and second prize to Frank Coulter. Each recipient received a $15 cash prize and was commended for their work on behalf of the Times.

Times Cladys Ricketts Frank Coulter the Times

Change in Methodist Choir at Local Church

Mr and Mrs F Ro Conaway have tendered their resignation from the Methodist church choir after years of service. Prof Reach takes bass and Mrs A W Dox becomes soprano to fill their places.

F Ro Conaway Prof Reach A. W. Dox

Milo Manning Recovers From Illness At Home

Milo Manning of the Ames Savings Bank has shown improvement after a two week battle with erysipelas and is able to be up around the house. Friends at the bank express hope for a speedy recovery and miss his genial presence.

Milo Manning Ames Savings Bank Erysipelus Milo

Foreign Missionary Rally At Christian Church Monday

A Foreign Missionary rally under the Foreign Society of the Diseases of Christ will be held at the Christian church on Monday. President McLean will preside and give a Bible study. Two missionaries will speak, ministers from the surrounding country will participate, and exhibits of maps curios and literature will be shown. All are welcome with no admittance fee.

Aisallow Foreign Society of the Diseales of Christ McLean

Little Boy Narrowly Escapes Severe Burns

A ten year old boy from Vanscoy on Walnut Avenue was badly burned last Saturday when a flame ignited a light wrap he wore while children played nearby. A doctor treated his burns and he is recovering well.

Gee Vanscoy Walnut Avenue

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