Ames Memorial Day Exercises in Ames Iowa
Memorial day observances in Ames featured abundant flowers and patriotic services. Veterans groups led processions from the church to the cemetery with a program including speeches, songs, and a Gettysburg address, but lack of transportation forced some Ladies of the G A R and Relief Corps to walk or miss the cemetery tribute.
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Ames Business Block Changes Hands Last Week
The Ames business block saw a change in ownership last week. The old building housed Pair Store, Masonic lodge, and Christ offices. The new owners plan a permanent location and ongoing sessions, with unknown terms and prices stated.
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Ames
Iowa City debate on engineering school plan at Ames
Iowa City reports discuss moving engineering studies to Ames with a trade school to be housed in the Ames engineering buildings while preserving continued work at the state agricultural college. Officials expect a Washington education probe and a government report to shape this project.
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Clarke Asks Iowa Voters to Back Governor Candidacy
The article outlines George W. Clark a Republican candidate for Iowa governor highlighting his service in the Iowa House as speaker and lieutenant governor. It lists laws he supported including pure food and seed laws, anti watering stock, state wide primary, tax reductions, freight-rate defenses, education reforms, drainage laws, and county deposits. It notes his temperance leadership, farm, road, and prison reform stances, support for Iowa State College buildings, and urging limited enforcement of laws. Clark emphasizes integrity and experience and is shown on the ballot in June.
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Narrow escape as rifle fire hits car on highway
Will Taylor and his wife and daughter narrowly avoid injury when youths shooting a rifle on a highway hit the back of their car. The girl sustained a non serious wound, prompting calls to discipline the offenders and teach respect for public roads.
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Baby Colt Foaled by W T Roberts Pony
A tiny Shetland pony colt foaled by W T Roberts weighs 156 pounds and stands about 21 inches high, one of the smallest foals he has seen.
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Manning for Representative on June 31
A local call to vote Manning for Representative on June 31. The notice urges support for Manning in the upcoming election and notes the contest will determine representation.
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Holden Campaign Boosters Hold Two Meetings This Week
Two booster gatherings supported the Holbhow candidacy with speeches by Holden at the callers chapel and a park venue. Hibbard, Ben Pulwards, and Judge Lee addressed attendees, praising Holden and outlining his platform for county voters.
Senior Play to Be Given June 4 at AG Assembly
A senior play presented in an Ames assembly is scheduled for June 4. Student actors, including many campus clubs, rehearse eagerly as faculty organize the program.
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Kennedy to Lead Extension at Iowa State College
Reports indicate Professor W. J. Kennedy, head of the Department of Agriculture and Experiment Station director, may become the new head of the Extension Department at Iowa State College. The official action was not confirmed at the May meeting, but fanfare suggests Kennedy is the likely successor to Professor Mokie. Observers expect improved cooperation between Extension and the Agricultural division while noting uncertainty about preserving prior harmony.
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W. 3. Kennedy
Anna Poushandry
College Band Concert Delights Ames Park Audience
The Ames college band, led by veteran Charles Mundhenk, drew a large park crowd Tuesday night after generous funding by local businessmen. The student ensemble, nearly new each year, performs widely in Ames and advocates a permanent city band. Presentative on June 3rd.
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Graduation Time at High School in 1912
The town celebrates the class of 1912 with diplomas, musical numbers, and a large crowd. The senior events include a baccalaureate service at the Methodist church and an Armory commencement program tomorrow featuring Dr. BC Eastman of Iowa University as speaker.
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Alice Heathcote McElirath
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Iowa University
Alumni Dinner Set At Margaret Hall June 5
The 1. 8. C. alumni dinner will be served in Margaret Hall on Wednesday June 5 at one o clock. Faculty and alumni urged to obtain tickets early as last year many were unable to secure a place at the tables. Tickets available at Story County Bank or from G R Bliss BR A Norman Ada Hayden and Dr Reris.
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