Carroll A Winner And Hull Loses
In the primary election Tuesday the contest pitted regulars against insurgents. Governor Carroll won by three to five thousand. Kennedy, Darrah, Byer and Smith also won clear cuts. Insurgents challenged Palmer for railroad commissioner but failed. Hull carried only one precinct in Story county.
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Carroll
Kennedy
Towner
Darrah
Cummins
Washington
Smith
Web Byer
Byer
la Follettes
Prouty
Dave Palmer
Dave
Jas H. Wilson
Hull
Story County
Ames
Feely
Cosson
Denominational Loyalty Sermon Series Opens at Morning Service
In the morning Mr. Minchin will inaugurate a series of sermons on Denominational Loyalty beginning with Loyalty to the Specific Truths of Our Denomination. Service at 10 45. Vesper services 5 00 to 5 45 p m followed by the U P S C E 6 45 to 6 30. No evening service.
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Minchin
Daily church schedule with sermons and groups
Bible school at 9 45. Sermon at 11 on The Gospel Railroad illustrated with crayon. Junior Union at 3. B Y P U at 6 30. Pastor leads 7 30 sermon.
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Bible School
The
Gospel Railroad
Junior Union
Sabbath Services Scheduled with Pastor Preaching
Sabbath school at 10 00 a m. Preaching by pastor both morning and evening at usual hour.
Autoist Denio Expresses Regret Over Fatal Accident
Denio the auto driver writes from Iowa City acknowledging the fatal outcome after a horse spooked by his vehicle. He thanks Mr. Thompson for assistance and states the crash caused much trouble and notoriety, expressing sincere remorse and that he did all he could under the circumstances.
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Mr. Thompson
Denio
Bryant
Iowa City
Thos. Thompson
Cc. C. Denio
Miss Campbell Resigns from Domestic Economy Dept
Miss Mabel Campbell resigned her post in the department of domestic economy leaving the department to be filled with new teachers. Miss Katherine McKay was elected last week as assistant professor to Miss Pyrmont in the department. Straw and Panama hats cleaned at the Ames Pantorium under Story County Bank. Buy your electric irons and fans from Nelson & Moore.
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Mabel Campbell
Katherine McKay
Pyrmont
Ames Pantorium
Story County Bank
Nelson & Moore
Rain Spoils the Closing Exercises at College Commencement
Rain disrupted the final college events as the commencement week proceeded with assem blies in a big campus tent. Dr. Storms delivered the baccalaureate sermon on “The Need of a New Idealism” while the junior class play You Never Can Tell entertained in the Armory and Alumni dinners followed. The day’s program closed with the final exercises and the conferment of degrees by President Storms.
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Agricultural Assembly
Storms
F. C. Renier
Catholic Church
Dr. Crissman
Methodist Church
W. J. Fowle
Baptist Church
All Glory
Pike
A. 8 Houser
Christian Church
W. J. Minchin
Congregational Church
Rend
Armory
Bernard Shaw
William
Rupert
R. K. Bliss
W. M. Hays
A. B. Storms
John Nicholson Sylvan
Edmond Rostand
Agricultural Assembly Hall
Donald Robertson
Leta Vance
Times Editor L G Hardin Recovering From Illness
L G Hardin editor of the Times has been confined at home for a week with appendicitis. He is now able to be up and likely to be out of town in a day or two.
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Ite
National
Cigar Stands Organization
L. G. Hardin
the Times
Special Lot of Ladies Shirtwaists On Sale
A Perrys department store advertises a special lot of ladies shirtwaists priced at 49 cents each. Limited quantities available during the sale period.
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Perrys
Family thanks friends for support after bereavement
The Elwell family expresses gratitude to many friends for their loving help and tokens of sympathy during their recent bereavement.
Dutch collars with Jabots at Perrys 19 Cents
Dutch collars with Jabots attached offered for sale at Perrys for nineteen cents each. The item list highlights affordable fashion accessories in a department store setting.
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Perrys
City Council Hears Old Claims In Regular Session
The council met in regular session Monday evening June 6. Unfinished business focused on old claims that were heard and allowed. No new business was brought before the body.
Davis Sells West Main Home to Lawrence' C C Smith
J. E. Davis sells his West Main street property to C. C. Smith of Lawrence Kansas. Mrs. Davis will join him in Denver once household affairs are settled.
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J. E. Davis
West Main Street
C. C. Smith
Lawrence, Kansas
Mrs. Davis
Mr. Davis
Denver
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Claude Porter
Parley Sheldon
M. L. Tesdal
Bullard
Clerk
Soper
Langland
South Side
Johnson
Cooper Hanson
Kalsem
Hanson
Loughran & Bauer
Church OF Christ
Miss Campbell
Moses
Crampton
John Howe
MecComus
Homer Burlingame
Valentine
Walter Dickey
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Harry Darger
Phil
Dolly
Paul Simmons
Shirley Storm
Clandon
Eleanor Lamb
Chester Shumway
Clandon Twins
Rupert Moses
Wiliam
Marie Stephens
Mrs. Clandon
Ethel Capps
H. C. Darger
Margaret Hall
Mabel Owen Wilcox
Central Building
James Rush Lincoln
Orange Howard Cessna
Chaplain
Warren T. Smith
Jas. Montgomery
Fowler Methodist Episcopal Church
Minneapolis
John Smith
Music—Orchestra
Albert Boynton Storms
W. D. Elwell
Council
Florida Fruit
DeSoto County
M. K. Smith
Ford
New York
I. J. Ferguson
Ames, Iowa
Ames Times
County Recorder
Cor Supervisors
Atty State
Gress
Minsaeonanetie
Nor
General Supt Court
Ryan
Ames List Ward
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Palestine No. 1
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