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Newspaper

Ames Times

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1907

Page

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Ames Bowling Team Heads to National Tournament in St Louis

The Ames bowling squad sails from Des Moines for the National Bowling Tournament in St Louis after forming a five man team led by captain Charlie Meiers and Jimmie Rader. Meiers, Rader and teammates Kintzley Montgomery Palmer and Arch Montgomery aim to defend Ames’ strong reputation in major tournaments as locals discuss baseball funding and community support.

Ames St. Louis Des Moines United States Meiers Rader Charlie Meiers Milwaukee Wis Daily Papers

Ames Is Victorious In Iowa Tri angular Debate

The Iowa State College debate team swept the triangular meet defeating Grinnell in Ames and Drake in Des Moines while Grinnell also beat Drake. The victory adds to prior wins and boosts the college's morale with a reception in Margaret Hall. Miss Blanche Vanscoy joins Ames Candy Kitchen as a clerk starting Monday.

Ames Drake Iowa State College Grinnell Iowa State College College Chapel Margaret Hall Shelley Blanche Vanscoy Ames Candy Kitchen

Shall We Play Ball and How Ames Baseball Plans

The article asks whether Ames will form a summer baseball team and urges early action. It notes this period is optimal to begin organizing and encourages community involvement and planning.

Ames

Farmers and Business Men Unite for Story County Progress

A large gathering in Ames saw about 125 farmers and business men form a new alliance to strengthen ties between the two groups. Officers named are Edwin Rex president and Parley Sheldon treasurer, with a committee to draft by laws and plan a March 30 meeting at the Red Men's hall.

Red Men’s Hall Edwin Rex Sheldon Iowa Parley Ames Commercial Club Story County Board of Supervisors J. J. Grove P. G. Holden J. W. Jones Agricultural Extension Department Iowa State College W. P. George College Freeman R. Conaway J. W. Bateman Milford Township Wes Sons of the Soil Wayne Dinsmore Animal Husbandry Department of I. 8. C W.J. Semmons Len. G. Hardin Parley Sheldon F. R. Conaway F. N. Fowler W. A. McDonald Z. K. Graves Ames Savings Bank Ed. Rex L. G. Hardin Redmen’s Hall

Band Boys Benefit Delights Ames With Comedy at Armory

The Belle of Richmond presented by home talent drew a full house at the Armory Friday for the Ames City Band. Cast members including Bob Clark Jerry Bob Blackwood Bill and Bernice Shugart led a praised production with strong acting and music from Geo Maquim. Net proceeds about $110 from $240 house receipts.

Richmond Jack Daniel Armory Ames City Ames Bob Clark Jerry Gerald Gordon Bob Bob Blackwood Bill William Osmund H. P. Ashby Mason Geo. Baker Colonel Lee Kentucky Kunnel Louis Doggett Charley John Woodruff Silas Smart Youys John Fred Walkey Clark Mose Bernice Shugart Vera Prime Rosalind Grace Tinsley Winnifred Bessie Disbrow Aunt Betty Gene Rushmore Gene Geo. Maquim Daniel

Bright Ames songwriter makes gum ad plan

An Ames youth known for his musical talent entertains a friend with a comic advertisement plan promising to stamp his song on five tons of gum sold nationwide. A mother teaching proper English reacts when her child corrects her, saying I who am I surprised.

Teddy bare riddle in uptown drug store

A traveling man in an uptown drug store offered a pun about Theodore Roosevelt. If Roosevelt is president with clothes on, the answer is Teddy bare, a playful joke implying he is unclothed.

Theodore Roosevelt

Arlington sewer manhole cave-in blocks road

A minor cave-in around a manhole on the Arlington corner Sunday morning created a hazardous hole about six feet deep. The ground likely loosened as frost left the soil, and a barrel was used to block the hazard until repairs could be made.

Arlington Corner

Making Pancy Gears At Watkins Machine Co

The Watkins Machine Co in this city installed gear making equipment to produce gears unmatched west of Chicago. Ames shop also turns out many gears for their wire bed spring machine now in large scale production. The firm adds they are the only machinists west of Chicago able to manufacture these gears.

Watkins Machine Co Chicago Ames

Mary-Dark Circles Signal Sluggish Circulation Remedies

Advertises Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea by L. M. Bosworth claiming cures for sluggish circulation torpid liver and kidneys. Promotes tea or tablets at 45 cents as a path to wellness and beauty.

Hollister L. M. Bosworth

April Cup Shoot Plans Hinted by Weather

Bob Clark current holder of the championship cup cannot set a definite date due to unsettled weather. He suggests advertising a shoot around the first of April with a final date to be announced in the next issue.

Bob Clark

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