Changes among C. and N. W. officials announced in Boone
The Boone News-Republican reports May 1 staffing changes due to the division of the Iowa division of the Northwestern. P G Campbell becomes trainmaster of the Western Iowa division with Boone as headquarters. C R Hunter succeeds as night train dispatcher. I L Shaler named night chief dispatcher. J S Rice moves to Belle Plaine as chief dispatcher East. John Hall shifts to Belle Plaine as night chief. Assistant superintendent position abolished. some duties move to trainmaster. Boone travels to Casper, Wyoming, to lead the Nebraska and Wyoming divisions.
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The
Boone News-Republican
Boone
Iowa
Ames
H. Hammill
Northwestern
Lowa
P. G. Campbell
Western Iowa
C. R. Hunter
Va Campbell
I. L. Shaler
J. 8. Rice
Wisconsin
Belle Plaine
East
Batchern
John Hall
Casper
Wyoming
Nebraska
Weather Summary for Week Ending May 1 1911
The week began cool with frost and ice in places, then warmed with mean temps slightly above normal. Light showers on the 26th and heavier rains on the 30th into May 1 brought mixed snow in northern counties. Farmers plowed and prepared land, planted some corn, and expect general planting next week if weather permits. Grass and small grains are healthy, fruit blossoms appear. a northwest cool wave threatens freezing tonight risking bud damage.
Cox and Kafer announce wedding in New York
The engagement and marriage notice for W. Cox and Clem enta V. Kafer announces their wedding in New York City on Tuesday April 25. Cox, a civil engineering graduate from I I C class of 1910, is described as an excellent student. the bride is a well regarded New York City resident. They will travel to Hartford Conn for their marriage and reside at 52 Spring Street.
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W. Cox
Clementa V. Kafer
New York City
Cox
Hartford
Rich and Shannon Receive Firm Anniversary Congrats
The Times extends congratulations to Rich and Shannon as they reach a firm milestone and celebrate professional achievement.
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M of
Rich & Shannon
Per
the Times
Burnham and Miss Kiple Wed at West Union Church
C Burnham and Miss Mina Kiple of West Union were married by Dr. George D Crissman in his study at the Methodist church Friday evening. Witnesses were Karl Hart and Jessie Crissman. Burnham, formerly a college student, works in the furniture business in West Union. They stayed in Ames over Sunday and left early in the week for their new home in West Union.
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C. Burnham
Mina Kiple
West Union
George D. Crissman
Methodist Church
Karl Hart
Jessie Crissman
Burnham
West
Union
Ames
Ames Couple United in Private Sunday Nuptials
Sunday afternoon at four o'clock in their home at 1001 Clark Avenue, Earl C Shannon and Miss Maurine Aplin wed. Rev J T Houser officiated with few relatives present. The bride, a recent Ames resident, and the groom, a long time Ames resident and rising young businessman, were described as well known and popular.
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Clark Avenue
Earl C. Shannon
Maurine Aplin
J. T. Houser
Ida Osmundson
Cambridge
Ames
Referees Sale May 20 1911 Ames Iowa 7 Room House
Sealed bids will be received for a seven room house at No. 209 South Washington Ave Ames Iowa with desirable terms. Walter Canaday referee address care Ames hotel 2 31.
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Washington Ave
Ames
Iowa
Walter Canaday
Ames Hotel
Kidney Pills Claim to Aid Kidney and Bladder Health
Foley Kidney Pills advertised to relieve backache dull headache nervousness and impaired vision by improving kidney and bladder function. Sold by all druggists.
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Foley
Foley’s
M. N. George
Irondale
Ala
New Postal Cards To Adopt New Cream Colored Style
Postmaster General Hitchcock orders a new cream colored postal card with red trimming to replace the current design. A four week supply will begin, with higher annual costs estimated at about sixty five thousand dollars. Iowa offices report receiving the new cards from Washington, praised for quality but not yet meeting public demand.
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Hitchcock
Post Office Department
Washington
Department
Iowa
The
Postoffice
High School Commencement Schedule Fragment
Fragment lists events for a high school graduation period including a junior senior reception on May 5 a class day exercise on May 26 a baccalaureate sermon May 28 by Rev W J Fowle an Alumni Banquet May 29 and a commencement address June 1 by Rev Newton Cedar Rapids.
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W. J. Fowle
Rev
Newton
Cedar Rapids
Joseph
Nebraska and Wyoming division get new superintendent
T. Boone, formerly assistant superintendent of the Iowa division of the Northwestern with offices in Boone, is appointed superintendent of the Nebraska and Wyoming division with headquarters in Casper Wyoming. The Iowa division is cut in two and the assistant superintendent post is abolished. The high school declamatory contest selections have been chosen and practice is underway for next Friday evening. A daughter was born April 26 at the Bert Wing home in Star Idaho. Stork cards are available at the Times office.
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E. T. Boone
Iowa
Northwestern
Boone
Nebraska
Casper
Wyoming
Ing
Bert Wing
Star
Idaho
Among the Churches Bible School and Services
The Christian Church schedules Bible school at 10 00 a m with I Arnold as superintendent Preaching and communion at 11 00 a m Sermon theme Christ s Vision of His Kingdom Christian Endeavor at 7 00 p m and an evening preaching service at 8 00 p m with the sermon title The Roman Letter
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Bible School
I. Arnold
Christian Science Services in Smith's Hall
Sunday services at 10 45 a m feature the subject Adam and Fallen Man. Strangers welcome to attend.
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Christian Science Services
Smith's Hall
Adam
Fallen Man
Rev Wee to Lead Norwegian and English Services
Rev Wee will conduct services at the Lutheran church with Norwegian at 11:00 a.m. and English at 6:00 p.m. The notices indicate bilingual worship times and the church location.
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Norwegian Lutheran Church
Wee
Lutheran Church
Services at the YMCA Sunday Evening
Rev. George D. MacKill of Central Presbyterian Church Des Moines will lead services at 7 45 in YMCA rooms. All are welcome.
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George D. MacKill
D. D
Central Presbyterian Church
Des Moines
Minister to hold morning and evening services
The minister will preach both morning and evening with the evening service starting half an hour later at seven and the public service at eight. All are welcome to attend.
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Wi Fs Sg. c. E
Preacher’s Morning Sermon Theme by Rev. Dr Smith
Ww. T. Smith will deliver the morning sermon with the theme Any Man Fail? The Rev. Dr preaches on personal responsibility and spiritual endurance in the service.
St. Cecilias Church May Devotions and Classes
May devotions and benediction at 4 30 p m at St Cecilia s Church Instruction for first communion class at 4 p m present in the same notice.
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St. Cecilias Church
Local Family Updates on Fifth Street Property Transfer
Mrs. Gene Roll moved Mr. and property on Fifth Street into the Cupps. Born to Prof and Mrs W A Lip pincott a daughter born April 6.
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Gene Roll
Mr. Androperty
Fifth St
W. A. Lippincott
Northwestern United Doctors to Visit Des Moines May 1 5
Northwestern United Doctors licensed for deformities and chronic diseases will tour Des Moines at the Elliott Hotel from May 1 to 5 offering free consultation and examination. They claim bloodless surgery for many conditions and advertise a germ destroying cancer treatment with injections, urging readers to bring urine for analysis and to visit during the five day event.
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America
Northwestern United Doctors
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the Baker Telephones
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Iowa Telephone Co
Gamrath
Sawyer
Union Delivery
F. H. Hammill
Cox-Kaufer
Burnham Kiple
Shannon-Aplin
Florence Kelley
Armory Opera House
Postmaster General
Times Office
Lincoln Ave
Ash Ave
Chas. A. Scott
Manhattan
Kansas
KE. C. Wonderlich
Grinnell College
Hyland Ave
B. Jones
Christian Church
Christian Science
Collegiate Presbyterian Church
First Congregational Church
the Story Co. Bank
Parley Sheldon
B. J. Sheldon
Ss. A. Keenan
Elliott Hotel
Kodak
Oda
Bosworth Drug Store
Main Street
College
City
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