Ames Triumph Over Iowa 2-0 At State Field
Big crowd of 6000 watched Iowa and Ames battle to a 2-0 score in windy conditions. A late first quarter safety after a botched Ames punt gave Iowa the lead, while a second quarter near-miss on a 55 yard run by Capt Hyland was called back for holding. Second half saw no goals as Iowa blocked a Smith kick and protected the margin.
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State
Ames
College
Iowa
Iona
Smith
Capt. Hyland
Thomas
Ames Names Five For International Stock Show Chicago
The Ames stock judging team selection includes E. M. Cassidy H. L. Thompson Of Gobble T Shearer A R Chappell and B L Quaife as alternate They set out with Prof Kennedy for Hudson Iowa to inspect farms then travel through Illinois Indiana and Wisconsin then to Chicago November 26 for a premier event Expected strong field includes Canadian teams from Manitoba and Ontario Six Iowa State College graduates coach other competing teams Ames exhibits 17 cattle 13 sheep and 38 swine showing strong preparation
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Ames
Chicago
E. M. Cassidy
Whiting
H. L. Thompson
Vinton
Gobble
Fairfield
T. Shearer
Marshalltown
A. R. Chappell
Des Moines
EB. L. Quaife
Lonia
Conover
V. Battles
Ontario
Iowa State College
W. H. Peters
Iowa
Manitoba
Rail
Nebraska
Marshall
Ohio
Kinzer
Kansas
Don Griswold
Texas
Hooper
Kentucky
Illness Updates From Ames Area Residents
Mrs. B Murphy near Ames remains seriously ill though stable. Mrs. G W Rogers shows no material improvement. Mrs. Frank Hubbart can now sit up for meals. Mr. S H Mitchell remains very weak. Mrs. E L Ellis, home from M E hospital, much improved. Mrs. Will McCartney in Rochester Minn hospital, doing well. Miss Scoville at Jenry Wilson home with severe bronchitis. Mr A J Graves condition unchanged. Mrs. Will Shockley improving after recent Methodist hospital operation. Mrs. Rossman remains with condition similar to prior weeks.
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B. Murphy
Ames
G. W. Rogers
Frank Hubbart
S. H. Mitchell
E. L. Ellis
M. E. Hospital
Will McCartney
Rochester
Minn
Miss Scoville
Jenry Wilson
A. J. Graves
Will Shockley
Methodist Hospital
Rossman
Great Revival Planned by Church of Christ Oversea
The Church of Christ prepares for a major revival starting in two weeks. Prof. McVoy from Nebraska is hired as singing evangelist and chorus leader. Miss Easterly assists in song and personal work. The revival aims to inspire, with Mr. Houser’s prior success boosting expectations for one of the church’s greatest events.
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Church of Christ
Prof. McVoy
Nebraska
Miss Easterly
Mr. Houser
Jesus
Albert Hall Seriously Injured In Farm Accident
Albert Hall, a farmer from southwest of Ames, was unloading a corn load at Mr. Hoffman's near the college when he fell from the load onto a board, injuring his back but with no broken bones. He was taken home and is resting easily. Mr. Ben Read is seriously ill but improving at home.
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Albert Hall
Ames
Hoffman
Ben Read
W R C Holds Third District Convention at Ames Iowa
The third district convention of the W R C met at Ames Iowa on November 4 1910 with President Nancy M Taylor and department officers in attendance. Delegates registered enjoyed dinner and supper and heard speeches by Jennie Whedon Estella Plopper and others. The group approved resolutions praising routine work and hospitality at No 98 Ames and planned the 1911 meeting at Rockwell City.
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Ames
Iowa
Nancy M. Taylor
Department
Jennie Whedon
Estella Plopper
Mary Arpenter
P. D
V. P
Mary Sargent
P. J
L. Amanda Swick
P. K. Jackson
Mary Stevens
Martha Bacon
Estella Plop Ver
Boone
J. Dodge
Iowa Falls
Webster City
Maxwell
Nevada
Amanda Swick
Lizzie Swafford
Sue A. Rubel
Anna Steigerwalt
No. 98
Congregational Church
F. C
Grand Army of the Republic
Ellsworth W. R. C. No
Ames W. R. C
Pioneer citizen Hugh Gault McBurney dies after illness
Hugh Gault McBurney born August 20 1839 in Port Hope Ontario moved to Iowa and then Ames. He served in the Civil War from Iowa 1861 64 and was a church elder in Churdan before moving to Ames in 1902. He died November 1910 after two years of ill health leaving a widow six children and a son who died earlier. Funeral held at his home with a G A R escort and burial at Churdan.
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Hugh Gault McBurney
Port Hope
Clark County
Ontario
Canada
United States
Elizabeth Irwin
Mechanicsville
Cedar County
Iowa
Green County
Churdan
Ames
Galesville
Alabama
Presbyterian Church
Iimes
First Congregational Church
G. M. Vader
Churdanowa
George B. McBurney
Banning California
James W. McBurne
Seattle
Washington
Nettie Anderson
Williams. McBurney
American Falls
Idaho
Tery
Moburg and Gamrath Tie The Knot In Fairfield
Miss Mabel Moburg of Fairfield and Mr. Car Gamrath of Ames were married October 15 1910 at the bride’s home in Fairfield. The bride is praised as accomplished and well regarded. The groom, long in Ames, is a former I B C veterinary student and now works as a government inspector in Chicago. Best wishes from many friends.
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Mabel Moburg
Fairfield
Car
Gamrath
Ames
Chicago
Hollingsworths welcome son in Paonia Colorado
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. A L Hollingsworth in Paonia Colorado on November 7. Mrs Hollingsworth formerly Nora Perces of Ames.
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Paonia
Colorado
A. L. Hollingsworth
Mrs Roger Sheehey Obituary Notice from Ames
Almina Fritch Sheehey born July 20 1849 in Saxony Germany came to America at age two and lived in New York Morrison Ill and Ames. She married Roger Sheehey August 24 1871 and had five children all surviving except one granddaughter. She died November 2 1910 in Ames after a prolonged illness with funeral services held November 5 1910 conducted by Rev W S Fowle.
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Almina Fritch Sheehey
Saxony
Germany
America
New York
Morrison, Ill
Baptist Church
Ames
Carter
Our Church
Roger Sheeley
W. E Tanner
Des Moines
A. W. Feyermann
Martha
Harry Sheehey
J. R. Hollingsworth
Heyermann
W. S. Fowle
The
Corn Show Judges Named by Prof Potter
Five men chosen to judge corn at the Missouri Valley Corn show are Harry Mayhew H C Marger M Zentmire Geo Dunlop and Fred McKelvey.
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Missouri Valley
Prof. Potter
Harry Mayhew
H. C. Marger
M. Zentmire
Geo. Dunlop
Fred McKelvey
Democracy Triumphs in Tuesday Election Across States
Democrats swept the east with New York Indiana Ohio and Connecticut voting heavily Democratic. In Iowa Story County maintains Republican strength while Porter and Carroll shift margins. all four county propositions fail. W P George wins a legislative seat as ten of eleven Republican Congressmen are elected nationally. Congressional tally shows Democrats 225 Republicans 164.
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New York
Indiana
Ohio
Connecticut
Chicas
Marty
Porter
Iowa
Carroll
Story County
W. P. George
George
Skromme
McCoy
Grilk
Pepper
Annual Debate Friday Evening Between Iowa Falls and Ames Teams
The annual debate between the teams of the Iowa State Teachers College at Iowa Falls and Iowa State College takes place Friday evening at 8:00. The Ames-affiliated affirmative team includes Ray A. Bell, F. L. Helcomoe, and J. Davidson, while the negative team features P. Taff, H. L. Bass, and Morton Cooper. A chapel meeting Tuesday set the stage as students rally for a victory, urging full student support.
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Iowa State Teachers Colege
Iowa Falls
Iowa State Colege
Ray A. Bell
Suwmner
Iowa
F. L. Helcomoe
Southern Pines
N. D
J. Davidson
Brooklyn
Ames
Cedar Falls
P. Taff
Panora
H. L. Bass
Red Oak
Morton Cooper
Knterim
Chapel
Doolittle-Heers Wedding at Grand Avenue Home
Winifred Belle Doolittle married Dr. Walter Heers of Atlantic Iowa in a small ceremony November Tuesday evening at 617 Grand Ave Ames. Rev Crissman officiated the ring ceremony as Cal Jingenberg played I Love You Truly and Wagner's wedding march. The couple will reside in Atlantic after December 15 with a six course dinner and reception hosting about fifteen relatives and friends.
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Jace
Rs. A. Doolittle
Grand Ave
Winifred
Belle
Walter Heers
Atlantic
Iowa
Helen Waits
Calvin Jingenberg
Wagner
Crissman
M. E. Church
Paxton
Y June Dunham
Hezel Brandt
Ringenberg
Ames
Havig
Heers
Dental Purse
Iowa City
Psi Omega Fraternity
Were
Ome
Husky Kingsbury Sets Early Husking Record
Frank Kingsbury, 18, of the Kingsbury family, near town, husked 16 percent of days and averaged 121 bushels daily. He once husked and cribbed 148 bushels in 9 hours. Verne Kingsbury, 16, also husked and cribbed 404 bushels in 8.5 hours. The season favors record attempts as corn is good and weather has been favorable.
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Frank Kingsbury
H. W. Kingsbury
Verne
Frank
Laying Bricks Begins on Kellogg to Douglass Alley
Brick laying started today on the alley between Kellogg and Douglass avenues. All bricks are en route and completion is expected in about a week.
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Kellogg
Douglass Avenue
Evangelist P. C. Nelson to address Ames men at Baptist Church
Evangelist P. C. Nelson will speak to the men of Ames at the Baptist church Sunday afternoon at 3 o clock. No boys under 13 admitted. The meeting follows his successful campaigns in other places and aims to inspire attendees. Mr. Wood will sing.
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Nelson
Wood
Nevada and Ames Girls Prep Hard Basketball Meeting
Nevada high school girls face Ames girls on the Ames field in a promising Saturday game. Both teams are working hard and a competitive matchup is expected.
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Nevada High School
Ames
Boy Brintnell Injured After Stairs Fall At School
Little Norris Brintnell, son of Mrs Bessie Brintnell, fell down stairs at the high school while playing football injuring his knee. He was out all week but is now able to attend school.
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Little Norris Brintnell
Bessie Brintnell
Buried at Gilbert Parl McFarland Returns for Aunt Jeanette Hanna
Parl McFarland, a former Gilbert resident now in Keithsburg Illinois, arrived with the ashes of his aunt Jeanette Hanna who had been living at the McFarland home and died there this week. Interment planned for Gilbert this afternoon.
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Parl McFarland
Gilbert
Keithsburg
Sinois
Jeanette Hanna
McFarland
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R. T. Hoerlein
R. EB. Curry
Q. B. Thomas
L. H. Murphy
R. H. Hyland
F. B
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Ringheim
Cockerel
Harte
Powell
Hyland Needig
Alexander
Cherrington
Whittemore
Graham
Mumma
W. RC
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Boone St
William J. Mincfinn
L. G. Tilden
Ellsworth
Gamrah
Moburg
Hollingsworth
Roger Sheehey
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Doolittle-Heers
P. C. Nelson
the Baptist
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