Sophomore Freshman Reception Sparks College Rivalry
By R. B. Armstrong the No Eyes cohort hosts a mock program for the Sophomore Freshman reception. Juniors and Seniors capture speakers and banquet materials, escort the Sophomores into the country, then return to face a public reprimand. The event exposes class spirit and ends with promises of friendship and rivalry in I. A. C. affairs.
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Neighboring Town News and Local Social Notes
From Southwest of Ames area comes a vignette on nature and a social scene. Mrs Hattie Cotton recalls old friends as Lillie Paxton plans to join Bren Worrell Grove school. Mrs Margaret Leland celebrates an April 23 event at Murphy School with C T Hill and W J Wiltse among attendees.
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Glorious rain storm and community notes bolster town life
A varied week’s report recounts a lively community scene with a rain storm blessing farms, Arbor Day plantings, social events at the college chapel, crafts like cabinetry and pulpit work, and notices of faculty, families, and local businesses. Strong mentions include Hiram and Mrs. Ellen He ter, Kingsbury, Senator Boardman’s father’s death, and upcoming school events.
Man Hospitalized After Car Spree at Local Rail Yard
A man named Mr Applegate near town narrowly escaped a fatal crossing when cars on a sidetrack struck his path. He suffered severe bruising to his right leg and left hand, was treated at a doctor’s office, and later died Tuesday evening from injuries. The incident warns locals against passing between cars on the tracks.
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Rain Drenches Chapel Ridge Farm After Heavy Weekend Storm
Rest, farmer, rest till the rain is o er. It rained on Chapel Ridge Sunday between 2 30 p m and 4 30 p m. Three inches of water fell at one time, hail stones nearly as large as pigeon eggs covered the ground. Considerable corn has already been planted, John Johnson claiming the worrum this time, having began ten days ago. Grass is now rapidly coming on, and with a week or ten days of warm
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