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Newspaper

Ames Times

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1911

Page

2

Superintendents Discuss Agriculture Training Across Iowa

Eighty county superintendents gathered at the college for three days to plan rural schooling expansion into farming and domestic science. Leaders A M Deyoe and A V Storm chaired sessions on rural and high school reforms, curricula, and teacher resources, with hands on tours of farms and facilities and impromptu conferences shaping future guidance.

A. M. Deyoe Kate Logan Cherokee County J. A. Woodruff Buena Vista Jennie S. Hughes Polk BE. C. Bishop Jessie Field Page County Geo. E. Master P. G. Holden Mary E. Hostetter Marshall County A. M. Alderman L. Autrim Della Simons Mary Coray A. J. Oblinger Neale E. Knowles Extension Department A. V. Storm M. L. Howell Wright County M. C. Meredith Boone Fred T. Mahannah Agricul

Foreign cook fined for dumping refuse in creek

Nick, the cook for a gang of foreigners west of the stock yards, was arrested Friday for dumping refuse into a small stream south of the tracks. Street Commissioner Art McCoy’s team caught him in the act. he paid a $25 bond and was arraigned before Mayor Sheldon, who fined him $5 and gave a severe reprimand. The offense was tied to stockyard odors.

Nick Art McCoy B. A. Knudson Sheldon

Examining Board Session In Des Moines

General James Rush Lincoln attends the Iowa National Guard examining board meeting in Des Moines in his capacity as brigade commander. Captain Freeman R. Conaway of Yo. C faces examination and Second Lieutenant John K. Kelso is being reexamined on guard duty and security.

James Rush Lincoln Des Moines Iowa National Guard Freeman R. Conaway Yo. C John K. Kelso

Lessons From the Show Yard and The College and the Dairy Farmer

At the Iowa Guernsey Breeders Association summer meeting held at Fairview farm near Des Moines yesterday, Prof. W. H. Pew spoke on Lessons from the Show Yard and Prof. H. H. Kildee on The College and the Dairy Farmer.

Iowa Guernsey Breders Association Fairview Farm Des Moines W. H. Pew Show Yard H. H. Kildee

Old Story county soldiers to hold annual reunion in Maxwell

The Story county veterans plan their annual reunion in Maxwell on August 3 and 4. A program with prominent speakers is expected and organized events will be announced.

Story County Maxwell

Beach in charge of Clarinda state orchard experiments

Prof. S. A. Beach has been placed in charge of the experiments in the 30 acre orchard on the state farm at Clarinda which has recently been made into a state experiment station.

S. A. Beach Clarinda

Editor J M Fuller Joins Orange Judd Farmer

J M Fuller, former editor of the I B C Student, has accepted a position with the Orange Judd Farmer after serving the past year.

J. M. Fuller The Orange Judd Farmer

Boone Boy Scouts Camp at Watkins Well

The Boone boy scouts have been camping at Watkins well, continuing a local outdoor excursion noted in the community page. Plans or dates not specified, but the activity highlights youth organizations enjoying a rural site near town.

Boone Boy Scouts Watkins Well

Summer School in Full Swing at Iowa State College

Iowa State College opens a two week summer session teaching agriculture to country teachers and preachers. enrollment nears 100 with 33 women and 20 men, all supported by extension faculty and specialists. evening programs and a Rural Life Conference focus on farming education and community uplift. Willie VanDuzer’s son suffers a barbed wire injury needing six stitches.

Iowa State College J. E. Crowther Chicago Fenner King Collins C.S. Arthur Fred M. Hanson Des Moines Country Church Clair S. Adams Bemont Illinois E. C. Bishop Rural Life Rural Church Rural School Agricultural Assembly Hall Dean Cc. F. Curtiss M. B. McNutt Plainfield Ole Rikansrud Kanawha Iowa Henry Wallace Harvey Ingham C. L. Lyles Logan Towa Fred M. Hansen Willie W. H. VanDuzer Ontario

Brown's Band at Muscatine at state G A R encampment

Dr C D Browns band played in Muscatine during the annual state encampment of the Iowa department of the G A R. The event began Tuesday and runs through today with extensive preparations and programs. The steamer Columbia was chartered for excursions on the Mississippi River for veterans and badge wearers. Notable speakers include Major John F Lacey Col C C Horton General James B Weaver Hon J S Pepper Chaplain Jesse Cole Colonel Keeler and Peter Hepburn ex member of Congress.

C. D. Brown Muscatine Towa Grand Army Pearl City Columbia Muscatine Commercial Club Father of Waters John F. Lacey Oskaloosa C. C. Horton Marshalltown James B. Weaver Colfax J. S. Pepper Washington Iowa Jesse Cole The Old Soldiers Home Keeler Chicago Peter Hepburn Washington, D. C Congress

Road Boosters Plan July Marshalltown Meeting

The Iowa Official Trans-Continental Route Association executive committee promotes a river to river dragged road across central Iowa. They seek $2 memberships and a two section summer trip from Clinton to Cedar Rapids and from Council Bluffs to Jefferson, with aims to ready the route and invite county officials and newspaper men as guests for a gala event in July.

Iowa W. C. Rollins W. F. Coan F. W. Meyers Mississippi Missouri Marshalltown Clinton Cedar Rapids Council Bluffs Jefferson Marshall Town Association

Summer school enrollment grows at agriculture program

Summer school in agriculture reaches 838 students, 15 more than the college's entire first year regular enrollment from under 35 years ago. Attendees include Supt. M. L. Howell Wright county, Mrs. Luce Tipton, Supt. W. F. Cramer Red Oak, Sarah A. Sutherland Onalaska Wisconsin, Supt. C. J. Schmitt Oakland, Supt. Louis Kigel Lyons, J. W. Perry Menlo principal, and Margaret Dorweiler Fenton principal.

M. L. Howell Wright County Mrs. Luce Tipton W. F. Cramer Red Oak Sarah A. Sutherland Onalaska

Memorial services delayed to June 18 with Red Men Pocahontas Yeoman

The Red Men and Pocahontas have postponed their memorial exercises from Sunday June 11 to Sunday June 18. They will join the Yeoman in a unified memorial service on that date.

Pocahontas

Yeomen to Hold Memorial Services at Red Mens Hall

The Yeomen will meet at 2 o clock p m Sunday June 18 at the Red Mens hall for memorial services. All members are requested to be present.

Yeomen Red Mens Hall

Judge C G Lee Holds Short Boone Court Session

Judge C G Lee conducted a brief court session in Boone on Saturday, presiding over routine matters and issuing minor orders.

C. G. Lee Boone

Ames Students Locate Highest Point Between Ranges

Spirit Lake dispatches report Professor Stanton and a fifty student field party of Ames College engineers have identified a location near Beulah church east of East Okoboji as the highest point between the Alleghenies and the Rockies. The land rises 21 feet above prior records, about 1,721 feet above sea level, strengthening proposals for a United States weather observatory at this high-altitude site.

Spirit Lake Stanton Civil Engineering Iowa Great Lakes Lake Alleghany Rocky Mountains Beulah Church East Okoboji Ames Engineers United States

Freshman Ellen Hallock Wins S A R Medal at College

Miss Ellen Hallock of Eagle Grove earns the S A R medal for best markings in American history among all college students. Daughter of H B Hallock, noted Eagle Grove editor.

Ellen Hallock Eagle Grove Miss Hallock H. B. Hallock

Davis Named Assistant City Engineer at Marshalltown

O L Davis of New Virginia a Civil Engineering graduate of I S C class of 1911 has been appointed assistant city engineer at Marshalltown.

O. L. Davis New Virginia Marshalltown

Mayor Sheldon Judges Des Moines Horse Meet

Mayor Parley Sheldon acts as a judge at the Des Moines racing meet running Tuesday through today. He is an esteemed, fair judge with a long record. Top horse strings from California, Colorado, Texas, Minnesota, Indiana, Illinois compete, with many others from across the country. After Marshalltown, participants disperse to the Great Western circuit eastern states Grand circuit or stay in the bushes.

Parley Sheldon Des Moines Sheldon California Colorado Texas Minnesota Indiana Illinois Marshalltown

Judge Lee Closes Court for March Term in Nevada

Judge C. G. Lee finished the March term of the district court in Nevada and prepared for final adjournment. Several minor matters and orders were handled. The next term will convene September 11 with Judge Lee presiding.

C. G. Lee Nevada District Court Judge Lee

Park to occupy Westerman house on Douglass avenue

Interurban agent W. L. Park will move into the Westerman residence on Douglass avenue as Prof. Norman plans to vacate soon.

W. L. Park Westerman Douglass Avenue Prof Norman Soon

Motorcyclist Travels From Washington DC Toward Seattle

A motorcyclist rode through Saturday afternoon en route from Washington DC to Seattle Washington. The short report notes the cross country journey with no incidents or events recorded.

Washington, D. C Seattle, Wash

Continental State Special to Denver from Chicago Aimed

Next Sunday the Chicago and Northwestern introduces a new through train to Colorado named the Continental State Special. It departs Chicago at 10 a.m. and reaches Denver at 1 15 p.m. Eastbound from Denver it leaves at 9 a.m. arriving in Chicago at 1 30 p.m. The train offers through chair cars standard and observation sleepers and electric lighting. It will carry through standard and tourist sleepers to Portland Tacoma and Seattle with a trip every third day. A second new train to Omaha starts from Chicago at 6 30 a.m. and arrives at 10 40 p.m. No 3 lacks through connections north of Gardner.

Denver Chicago Portland Tacoma Seattle Omaha Gardner

Block paving chosen for Grand Avenue by residents

A Friday vote by resident property owners approved creosote wood blocks for Grand Avenue. The tally favored creosote blocks as bidders faced questions from mayor and council while James Horrabin of Horrabin firm disputed the deal, risking his $1,000 certified check.

Grand Avenue Council Chamber Cdapants Jas. Horrabin Wm. Horrabin Sheldon Horrabin Council Bitulithic

New Harness Store Opens in Roberson Building

Co. C. Cammack & Co. launch a new harness store on West Main Street in the Roberson building. D. B. Cooley, pioneer Ames harness maker, will run the store and shop ensuring prompt delivery and a square deal.

Bosworth Joins Iowa State Historical Society Members

lL. M. Bosworth has been elected to membership in the State Historical Society of Iowa. At the same meeting Prof. J. E. Brindley was elected research assistant and associate.

Ll. M. Bosworth State Historical Society of Iowa J. E. Brindley

Mrs. Margaret J Austin Listed as 75 Share Owner in Chicago Bank

From a Saturday stockholders list in Iowa, Mrs. Margaret J. Austin of Ames is shown owning 75 shares in the State Bank of Chicago. The document records her as a stockholder among Iowa residents with ties to Chicago banking interests.

Iowa Chicago Margaret J. Austin Ames State Bank of

All Red Men Meet at 2 O'clock at the Hall

A notice announces a Sunday memorial service for the All Red Men at the hall starting at two o clock. The gathering is to honor the group with a memorial service.

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the Col Lege Ture U i Epworth League Institute Boone District Epworth League Newell Dwight Hillis Brooklyn New York Oliver Cromwell Five Liberties Church Simpson College Strickland Ogden Miss Clark Dallas Center Cecil Alexan der Ames Henry France Grand Junction Prise Pref. E. W. Stanton Dean C. F. Curtiss Agriculture J. B. Davidson Burbank T. H. Macbride Iowa City W. H. Bender Cedar Falls W. F. Coover F. E. Bolton Central Illinois Bement County Secrtary State Country Community Clair S. Adams Bement Jordan's Grove Country Club Richmond A. Smith Central City Hadwen Williams Sumner Agriculture and Domestic Science J. B. Burrows Decatur, Illinois Grange I. N. Taylor Buckeye Grange M. A. Hauser Liscomb Brown Okoboji Lee Northwestern Chicago & North Western
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