A C Department’s Plan to Feature Space in Paper
The A C Department proposes making this department a feature of the paper and will endeavor to fill space each week with something of interest to all.
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Newspaper
Ames Times
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1892
Page
2
The A C Department proposes making this department a feature of the paper and will endeavor to fill space each week with something of interest to all.
Miss Hazel Beardshear returns home and Miss Alene Chester leads term work while Miss Ione Saylor visits Chicago. Faculty shifts include Prof. Stanton and Miss Thomas resuming duties, and E C Boutelle leaving. The LeMars team defeats Ames 15 2. campus scenes show growing enrollment, marching drills, library upgrades, and plant improvements at the Iowa college.
Bay carriages at cost at Loud's. Perkins nominated at Storm Lake yesterday. large crowds and strong Republican sentiment noted. Also mentions local amusements and weather, with anecdotes on a sunstroke preventive and reflections on hate and forgiveness.
A Boone minister preached at Worrells Grove last Sunday and will return next Sunday. Mrs Ball is ill. Miss Alice Hurst and Miss Josie Keltner are noted residents. Weather brings rain. hay and oats reports. prairie chickens show tame behavior after experimental hatching. Real estate transfers listed. local notes cover crops, animals, and Gentile gossip in the region.
Warranted to be the best halter in existence to prevent and cure halter pullers and to break a colt to lead in ten minutes by the sole agent for Sisson's Safety Halter.
A Boston woman at Portland Union Station tried to buy a ticket to a stop she could not name. In blushes she guessed cat’s whiskers and was sold a ticket to Wiscasseb, the clerks noting the humorous error.
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