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Newspaper

Ames Times

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1908

Page

9

Iowa Republicans and Cummins in a bitter political reckoning

A long critical flare against Cummins paints him as a shifting political chameleon who has supported various parties and positions from prohibition to silver to the gold standard. The piece argues his influence corrupted Iowa GOP unity since 1901 and calls for restoring a united conservative party.

Horace Boies Iowa Blaine Rhodes Woodbine Republican Party of Cummins

Farmer Returns to Plant Corn for Brother After Funeral

John Judge learns from his brother Jim near Boone that he must leave home for a funeral. Jim fears leaving the corn field but deems it unavoidable. John hurries to the Reid's Yellow Dent patch and begins planting, aiming to finish before Jim returns.

John Judge Jim Boone John Reid

Ames Defeats State Champs In Track Meet Upset

Ames boys led by Walker and Beard upset Grinnell on State Field last Saturday. Beards half mile and Walkers high hurdles set state records while Ames nabbed multiple events and the mile relay to gain a strong position for the state meet. Grinnell fouls altered several results with Ames sweeping relays and dominant sprints.

Grinnell Jack Watson Walker Ames Beard Huff Watson Knowles Turner Thayer Reppert Williams van Marter Davis Bair Wood Flannagan Kraft Wolf Ziegler Lampman Brugger

Burned Out Telephones and Electric Fire Near Huxley

A rural telephone wire near Huxley fell across an interurban trolley line. Several thousand volts surged into the line snapping telephones and burning out equipment. A fire started in the Seward Berhow home due to the electricity. Also an ad notes 24 dozen white pines for sale by O. H. Hagen in Ames.

Huxley Seward Berhow O. H. Hagen Ames Tdwa

Fourth Ward Bonds Pass for Water Works Plan

A special city election across Ames wards last Thursday approved issuing $15,000 in bonds for a water works system in the fourth ward. Ward totals indicate a decisive, over two thirds, majority in favor, with ballots in other wards noted as defective or unclear.

Ames Omaida

Carp of Thanks for Kind Support

The Gretten family expresses heartfelt thanks to friends for help and sympathy during the long illness and recent death of their husband and father.

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