I S C DEPARTMENT Concert Friday Night At Ames
A long Ames campus update notes a Friday concert by local talent at Margaret Hall and a crowding chapel hour next Sunday. It mentions Dr Foght visiting Tipton, Major Tillie, Rev Parker, Beardshear's upcoming address, and the Trans Miss Exposition link to Gordon Wattles. It also covers campus improvements, posters, staff changes, and students enlisting in the U S volunteers.
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John Tillie
Iowa
I. A
Daniel L. Parker
New Hampton
Herman Knapp
Ren
Vina Clark
Sergel
Chicago
Gordon W. Wattles
Allés
Cedar Rapids
Schoonover
Pammel
Des Moines
Kennedy
State Board of Health
Melinda Cleaver Faville
Norfolk
Geo
Faville
E. E. Faville
Scott
W. A. Stillman
Stillman
Parsons
Klondike
Margaret Hall
Pt. Meade
U. S
Wells
Resler
Dudley Buck
Carrie Scott
Nevada
Carrie Bacon- Belknap
Williams named camp chaplain to succeed Dr Greene
General order No 10 appoints H P Williams camp chaplain of the Third regiment and places him in charge of the post office and library. He will be obeyed and respected. By order of Col James Rush Lincoln James T Davidson Camp Adjutant. For fine table butter go to Adams Bros.
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Key
H. P. Williams
Dr. Greene
James Rush Lincoln
James T. Davidson
Grand Concert at college chapel features Dudley Buck psalm
A May 20 8 p.m. performance in the college chapel presents Dudley Buck 46th psalm sung by a large mixed chorus and a double quartet with soprano solos by Metcalfe and Hunter. Soloists include Newens Resler and Frank J. Resler directing, with Carrie Bell Scott on violin. Des Moines sopranos Mrs. Belnap and more assist. Admission 35 cents. seats at Judisch Bros. and college bookstore. Motor departs Ames at 7:30.
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College Chapel
Dudley Buck
Metcalfe
Hunter
Newens
Resler
Frank J. Resler
Carrie Bell Scott
Des Moines
Scott
Ames
Carrie Bacon-Belnap
Belnap
West
Europe
Judisch Bros
Unseasonably Cool Weather Aids Crop Planting In Iowa
Weather and Crop Bulletin reports cool weather with some light frosts but no plant damage. Rainfall was ample statewide, with excess in the southeast where drought relief is needed. Conditions favored field work and growth of wheat, oats, barley, and grass as corn planting advances toward completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Corn Market Leads Chicago Prices as Wheat Lags
Crescano May 16 Chicago notes corn and provisions surge in the market while wheat wanes. Schwartz Dupee reports widespread negative planting conditions and cold wet weather. Kansas sees delayed planting and forecasters warn of a poor corn crop. Visible supplies drop 2 500 000 bu last week, double the prior year. Bulls predict a sharper rise due to tight lard ribs and pork demand.
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Chicago
Kansas
Auction Sale of City Lots in Duff's Highland Park Ames
Public auction set for Saturday May 28 at 1 o'clock to sell 20 city lots in Duff's Highland Park addition Ames. Each lot 60 by 180 feet and offered without reserve. Terms require half cash and balance in two equal payments over two years with 6 percent interest and 2 percent cash discount on deferred payments. Bidders advised by Hemstreet Campbell.
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Duff
Highland Park
Ames
Hemstreet & Campbell
Neighboring Town Notes on Crop Prospects and Family News
Rain helps plant growth and fruit set while corn planting nears completion. A baby boy arrived for Mr. and Mrs. John Wakefield on the seventh. Scandanavian visitors joined at the artesian well for a gala day. Local residents report slow fish in Skunk River and cautious farming forecasts with potential higher seed potato prices next season. Mr. Chet Davis improves and may walk Ames streets soon. Mr. and Mrs. George Dodds moved to the vacated Chester Ker home in South Dakota. War news seems to cause little stir among townsfolk who linger at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wakefield
J. W. Henderson
Nevada
Artesian Well
George Dodds
Chester Ker
Dakota
Local Family News and Visits Across Towns
Miss Annte Johnson recovered from an apparent mumps case after last week. Miss Mae Stark and Miss Nora Stark visited in Maxwell. Rh W Crane left hospital Monday after being confined last Saturday. Claude Crane of Ames and Blanche Bane of Winterset visited the Crane family Monday. Charlie Bright stopped by en route to Luther to visit John. A Wortman spent Thursday in Ames. L E Lockwood is shelling corn. Now is the time to up the cob houses. L L Rosenfeld has mumps this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lockwood
County convention oppose saloon calls to Purify nation
An open meeting invites all opposed to liquor to gather at Wrays hall in Nevada on June 4 at 8 o clock p m for delegates to the congressional convention and state can both at Des Moines on June 28. The notice urges purification by banning the saloon. Also local ads promote hog and cattle sales seed millet sale half price shoes clothing and hats at Tipen Bros Co.
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Sal
Nevada
Wrays Hall
Des Moines
W. G. Wheat
Tipen Bros, & Co
Bucklen Arnica Salve Ad for Skin Ailments and Piles
Bucklen Arnica Salve advertised as best salve for cu, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rash, fever sores, tetter, chapped, chilblains, corns and all skin troubles. It guarantees satisfaction or money back. Sold by L. M. Bosworth.
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L. M. Bosworth
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United States
Spain
Story County
Department—Space
Department Store
Sampson
Armes, Iowa
Gilbert & Miller
J. M. Gilbert
J. M. Gilbertr
FE. S. Proper's
I. S. C. Department
Dr. Foght
Tipton
Mexico
Diaz
C. F. Kooser
H, Westerman
Westerman & McLain, Rea Estate and Loan Office
Adams Bros
lLessoms
Weather and Crop Bulletin
Adama Bros
Chapel Ridge
Clifford Oliver
Boone
Murphy
Jim Reynolds
Grandpa
G Reynolds
Chet Davis
Aplin
Chris Johnson
Annte Johnson
Mae
Nora Stark
Maxwell
Rh. W. Crane
Mr. Claude Crane
Blanche Bane
Winterset
Charlie Bright
Luther
John
A. Wortman
Rosenfeid
Prohibition County
G. W. Sowers & Co
T. J. Keeney
Bucklen
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