29 Nov 1906
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Newspaper
Ames Times
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1906
Page
1
The local retailer announces a major sale event with discounts across departments. Shoppers can expect limited stock, doorbusters, and specials on seasonal items as customers race to grab bargains this week.
The Cyclones claim the Iowa state pennant, Ames last winning in 1897. A 750 strong Ames crowd with the Dutch band traveled to Cedar Rapids and Iowa City for the day’s football events. The Cedar Rapids game against Coe ended 28 to 0 for Coe. The Ames team was fast and well conditioned, with strong interference and solid tackling as they faced the Hawkeyes.
Iowa and Ames played a hard fought game with few tricks and many fakes. officials disallowed a borrowed play from Wisconsin as a rules violation. Ames, except for Jobby and Jaensen, remained in fair shape, while Iowa stars Streff and Kent were nearly worn out, some on crutches, after the match. Substitutions included Nolte for Elliott and Hubbard for Jaensen among others.
The Iowa State and Ames football clash produced a defensive, kicking duel with a safety for Ames and a string of punts and line drives. Kent Jaensen Hubbard and Morcy Kent led the punting, as both teams struggled for a score in a grueling hour and three quarters of play. The piece also previews Chic Perkins in The Little Prospector at the Armory on November 30.
The western drama features Chic Perkins and a select company in a cosmopolitan mine camp tale of greed and gold. Also notes progress on the new addition to the elevator, moving toward enclosure.
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