Story County Newslets Highlights Local Happenings
Local items include social visits in Ames and Colo, a county clerks meeting in Des Moines with Chas. M. Soper as president, hotel ownership changes in Letts, a Chicago wedding for Sam J. Fegtley, and retirement of Prof. C. A. Woodcox. Also notes on road right of way assessments, a teen death, school consolidation talks, and a late Sunday horse accident near Cole with injuries.
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Chas. M. Soper
State Association of County Clerks
Des Moines
Storms Chosen President of Iowa State College
The Iowa State College trustees at an adjourned session in Des Moines on July 2 named Rev A B Storms of Des Moines as president. The vote was 6 6 with Penick absent. the decision followed attacks for Curtiss and Stanton and aims to balance theology and technical breadth. Storms, 43, former Madison pastor, will lead the agriculture and technology school with strong communal and religious backing from Ames ministers.
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Sam J. Marks Fegney
Mary Archer
Phoebe A. Archer
Chicago
Roscoe Street
Fegtley
Nevada
Iowa State College
Ames
Des Moines
A.B. Storms
First Methodist Church of
W. B. Penick
Chariton
Boardman
Hungerford
Dixon
Barclay
McElroy
Cummins
Stanton
C. F. Curtiss
F. Curtiss
James Wilson
Wilson
Curtiss
United States
School of Agriculture and Technology
Storms
Penick
Michigan University
Madison
Wis
First Methodist Church
University of Wisconsin
E. W. Stanton
A. B. Storms
State of
Iowa
Iowa State College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts
College
O. B. Peterson
Republican
Scandinavian League of Iowa
Fort Dodge
Republican Party
Marshalltown Times-Reepublican
Lews State College
Dark Angel of Death
Agricultural Department
Prof. Curtiss
T.R
Weather and crop report shows strong yields across state
Warm conditions dominated the week with uneven rainfall but ample moisture for crops. Corn growth is rapid, late planting underway, and hay yields expected to be heavy. County crop reports July 1 list conditions for wheat 88, corn 77, oats 88, barley 89, rye 98, flax 85, meadows 104, pastures 107, potatoes 96, apples 70, grapes 78, with a revised corn planted area at 87 percent of 1902 levels.
Des Moines Daily and Sunday News Ad Rates
Advertising offers a year long subscription for 1.50 postage paid or 1.00 for 8 months or 0.80 for 6 months or 0.50 for 3 months. It claims to be the most complete Iowa newspaper and notes it is the only daily that stops when time runs out.
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Des Moines Daily and Sunday News
Iowa
Publications Promoting Katy Line Money Opportunities
An advertising notice urges readers to write for pamphlets titled Business Changes Beautiful Indian Territory The House That Jack Built Texas Old Mexico and other Katy publications. It invites posting along the Katy line and provides the address Katy 600 Wainwright Build St Louis Mo.
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Jack
Texas
Old Mexico
Katy
Wainwright Bidg
T. Louis
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Lic
Story County Newslets
John Sellers
Anna Allen
Mesdames Thornton and McQuillin
Colo
J. R. Hopkins
Letts
C. A. Woodcox
Indiana
Story City
Jewell
Roland
Newton-Boone Road
Margaret Nernes
Levi Nernes
John Severtson
Anna Apland
A. P. Brendeland
Edgar John
Orin Lash
T. T. Wilson
Nels Rouge
Isabella Sharp
Ole Ruland
Cambridge
Palestine
Union Townships
Slater News
Charles Wilhelm Johnson
Elias Johnson
Bergen
Sandren
Roland Record
South Kelley
J. L. Dana
Mable Lockwood
Portland
Mr. Lockwood
Seattle
Miss Mable Dana
Clyde A. Lockwood
Nevada Journal
Thomas Crocker
Christian Halterman
Cole
Crocker
William Halterman
DR. Storms Chosen
Dr. Beardshear
William E. Curtis
Spence
W. E. Curtis
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