I A C Day by Day College Notes and Plans
Des Moines events and Ames college notes cover new laboratory apparatus and equipment in the Physical and Mechanical Departments. Descriptions of campus buildings, lectures, student life, a milk experiment, and a large dining hall tour accompany local baseball league schedules and shop announcements from Zenor Co and Bierton Spira with gear arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrill Hall
Grinnell
Steward’s Department
I. A
Steward Anderson
Iowa
Preaching and School Notices From Nearby Towns
Elder DeWatter preached at Bethany church last Sabbath. Births include a daughter to Mr and Mrs Lin Miller on March 2. Sicknesses tallied for Mrs M and Mrs Jason Billings. Bertha Beckwith’s school closes Wednesday. Arthur Kingsburry and Frank Stevens report satisfactory terms. Local moving in Grant and a wide bed reduced to standard size. New cultivators and farm tools from Fuller Johnson Co arrive. Various moves, school term closings, and election of Amos Hurst as director.
Ames and district social and farm meeting notes
Local notes from Gilbert Station and Chapet Ridge describe visits by residents to Ames Story City and Des Moines, farm moves, new store ownership, a charity concert, and a two day agricultural institute agenda led by E Furnas. The record covers community happenings, hospitality, and upcoming events at Slater and the Ames Opera House.
Suffrage Debate Echoes Across States and Parties
W S A department notes ongoing suffrage efforts with editorials from Boston and Des Moines, praising Wyoming and Arizona moves. Reports on clubs, lectures, and public meetings in Ames highlight activism, conventions, and proposed reforms amid a broader push for women’s enfranchisement.
Job and Friends Sit Seven Days Without Speaking
A letter from O. D. Mathews notes a Sunday school question answered in the Times two weeks ago about Job and his three friends who sat with him seven days and nights without speaking. The writer, from Ames southwest, mentions a planned visit from Sorrone and complains about an excessive winter season.
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Mr. Borror
Times
Ames
Job
O. D. Mathews
Cash Bargain on Sugar and Flour at Maxwell & Son
A grocer advertises 20 pounds of granulated sugar and a sack of fancy patent flour for $2.25, urging shoppers this is a bargain they cannot miss. Maxwell and Son promote the limited offer at their store.
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Maxwell & Son
Special Notice Ladies and Mens Shoes Half Price Sale
A sale starts Saturday morning March 4 in the East Room for ladies misses and children shoes and in the West Room for men shoes all at half price until sold. Goods are cash only. Also a testimonial from E H Johnson via Kennington Minn praises Chamberlain Pain Balm with 50 cent bottles sold by Western Arnold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
E. H. Johnson
C. J. Knutson & Co
Kennington
Minn
Westerman & Arnold
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A. C. Department
D. Boardman
Physical Laboratory
G. W. Bissell
Ithaca
New York
A. H. Heileman
Des Moines
Lennox
Marshalltown
the. Beardshear
New Providence
Toledo
Ignatius Mueller
Jewish Synagogue of
Pres. Beardshear
Ketterer, Herring and Green
E. E. Faville
Geo. C. Hlenry
Franklin
Patrick
Pammel
Virginia Corbett
The
Richmond
W. R. Cooper
Bert. Benjamin
Chas. Wade
Bierton & Spira
Zenor & Co
Grant
Bethany Church
Elder DeWatter
Lin Miller
M’s
Jason Billings
Bertha Beckwith
Arthur Kingsburry
Union Township
Frank Stevens
Enterprise Dist
Fuller & Johnson, Mfg. Co
Madison, Wis
Hran Machine Co
William ‘Thomas
Boone County
Keltner School
Hattie Christman
Murphy School
Wilna White
Mattie Keltner
Amos Hurst
Gilbert Station
William McGill
Nellie Needham
West Boone
L. Smith
R. H. Fairfield
T. L. Olson
Story City Caller
Mr. O’camp
Ontario
W. H. Peiffer
Jennie Liddle
Boone
R. W. Liddle
W. W. Wilson
McBride
Illinois
E. J. Hayes
J. M. Benson
Sunny
Kansas
Mr. Benson
Joseph Wilson
J. H. Reynolds
E. W. Liddle
Chapet Ridge
Skunk
Ruth
Tommy Slaughter
River Side
Jay Shadd
Ike Schaeffer
Mrs
Joe Brown
Grandpa
Grandma Bingman
Wm. Ruth
Lillian Barker
Horace Brown
Beverly
G. B. Kooser
Will Coon
Mrs. Coon
Frank DeWitt
Farmers Institute
E. Furnas
Henry Wallace
Homestead
Slater
Soren Colsem
Institute For Slater
Beardshear
A. E. Slater
Budd
Curtiss
Maggie Leland
8. Wilson
Chas. Arnold
Minnie Adams
Dell Maxwell
Wilson
Kent
Chas
Sarah K. Wilson
Elwood Furnas
Olson
Agricultural College
C. F. Curtiss
Osborn
Ames Opera House
W. S.A. Department
Tras Ge Featuries of
Matt Parrott
Waterloo
Arizona Assembly
Territory
Senate
Political Equality Club
Dunlap
Kate Field
Wyoming
Boston
Woman's Suffrage Association
Prohibition Party
People’s Party
United States Senate
National Committee
Republican League
Organization of Woman's Republican Clubs
Council of Women
Democratic National Convention
U. S
Lease
U. S. Senate
Supreme Court of the United States
Notich
Canter Bros. & Herman
Boston Rubber Shoe Co
Ture van Dyke & Eaton Company
Plymouth Rock
Beulah Bingham
W.W. O'Camp
Gilbert
O’camp
Baptist Church
Rickman
Evangelist Brewer
McCloud
Improvement Association
Reed’s Hall
Washington Township
Rex
Indian Creek
B. Confare
Collins
John Thompson
Lake City
Tne M. E
Jas. Perkins
G. G. Trupen
Brest
Hoot & Read's
Tilden’s
Bierton & Stru
Ames, Bierton & Smith
Luke Corkins
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