Ames Dominates Triangular Track Meet At State Field
Ames swept the triangular meet defeating Drake 68 to 35 and Grinnell 30 on State Field. Lew McBlyen won the A hurdles, Van Meter took the 440, and Laird led the 440 end but collapsed near the finish. The meet featured close races and no fast records, with Kemler and Thompson delivering a dramatic two mile finish.
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Lew McBlyen
van Meter
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Thompson
Grinnells
Knowles
Drakes
Newman
Roe
Gill
Young
Trullinger
McKinley
Neiman
Hyzer
McCormick
Dyer
Boyock
McElyea
McCreight
Holcombe
Smith
Wilson
Shinstrom
Conrad
Lee
Tracey
Myers
Kraft
Dawkins
Garabrant
Nieman
Sparks
Young and Linn
Kinzer
Cross
Bristol
Scott
Guggenheim Hall to House Fort Collins Domestic Science
Fort Collins plans a new women’s building named Guggenheim hall for the Colorado Agricultural College domestic science program.Miss Mary F. Rausch leads the department. the 45000 dollar, white brick facility will feature extensive daylight, pivoting chairs, sanitary work surfaces, and a ceiling of light for optimal student work.
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Fort Collins Express
Fort Collins
Senator Guggenheim
Colorado
Mary Rausch
Ames
Miss Rausch
L. C. Burnett
Colorado College
Department of
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Mary F. Rausch
Agricultural College
Laughs Rule in Chicago Record-Herald Humor Column
The piece praises the paper for recognizing wholesome fun and highlights the Alternating Currents column by humorist and poet 8. B. Kiser as a bright feature in American journalism.
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Chicago Record-Herald
Alternating Currents
B. Kiser
Amer
Plan For New Girls' School With Dual Classrooms
The proposed two story wing includes large kitchens and laboratories for six teen girls per class on the first floor with Miss Rausch's office an experiment room dining library rest rooms and cloak rooms. Upper floor has sewing labs multiple classrooms and a small kitchen and a dumb waiter to share between kitchens. The kitchen will use electricity coal gas or gasoline and aims to train students to meet any husband’s circumstances. The article also lists essays by John M. Gitteman M Paoli and Theodor Schiemann and fiction including The Blue Sequin Neighbors A Text-Book Soldier The Griswold Divorce Case and Justice While You Wait.
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John M. Gitterman
M. Paoli
Italy
Theodor Schiemann
University of Berlin
Germany
England
John Thorndyke
Octavia Roberts
Donal Hamilton Haines
Frederic Taber Cooper
Owen Oliver
Buckien's Arnica Salve Heals Scrapes and Burns
A promotional snippet describes Susie climbing and getting scratches cuts sprains and bruises from play. Her mother applied Buckien's Arnica Salve and cured her quickly, claiming it heals boils ulcers eczema old sores corns or piles. The ad touts 25c at druggists.
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Susie
Buckien
Ex-Assistant Postmaster Pleads Guilty to Penalty Envelope Use
Former post office official W. D. Rich was indicted by a federal grand jury for private use of penalty envelopes. He was arraigned and pleaded guilty. The court imposed a $25 fine with mercy and without costs.
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W. D. Rich
Federal Grand Jury
The Cagwin Store Cigars Ad and Medical Notice
An old notice mentions cigars at The Cagwin Store and lists Dr. Dyer practicing general medicine and surgery. Includes cryptic dates and page references.
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Cagwin
Dyer
The Crops and the Weather
The past week was cool and unusually dry except southeastern counties. Frost occurred on the 12th to 14th with freezing in the north. Corn planting reached 70 percent with good soil, though germination is slow. replanting likely in southern areas. Small grain and grass grow slowly but look hopeful. early potatoes recovered from April frost. Fruit prospects are poor as rain falls statewide.
Dr King’s New Life Pills Promise Quick Liver Cure
Advertisement claims Dr King’s New Life Pills expel poisons and cure liver and kidney troubles. It promises health and vigor for the weak and nervous, claiming benefits for stomach and bowels and offers 25 cents at druggists.
Taft Views His Own Administration An Interview
McClure's June issue features an interview with President Taft on his administration's direction. George Kibbe Turner conducts the piece, offering insights into Taft's perspective on his policy choices and leadership. The magazine also highlights Senator Platt's autobiography and analysis of Roosevelt nominations.
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Taft
George Kibbe Turner
McClure’s
Senator Platt
Roosevelt
Asher C. Hinds
House
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