First Report of Education Board Addresses State Institutions
The education board's first report reviews Iowa State University and Iowa State College funding requests, includes permanent adoption of a 25,000 annual special fund, and seeks boosts to educational support, extension, and experimental stations. It discusses engineering plan duplications, the two year agricultural course, millage taxes, dormitory needs, and coordination of undergrad and grad work.
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Educational Board
Iowa State University
Iowa State College
Thirty-third General Assembly
State College
Ames
Iowa City
State Teachers’ College
University School of Education
General Assembly
State University
Iowa
Colum
Bia University
State of
Reaching The Top Through Health and Vitality
An advertisement extols Electric Bitters as a supreme health builder aiding stomach liver kidneys and blood. It cites W. M. Sherman of Cushing Maine who after kidney trouble felt reborn after three bottles. Available at All Druggists for five cents.
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W. M. Sherman
Cushing
Ames Band Concert Impresses but City Lacks Support
Last evening in the Armory Innes Orchestral band delivered a seven piece program with encores drawing about two thirds of a house. Tschaikowsky grand march, Moonlight Sonata, Chopin Funeral March, Herodiade selections and Beatrice Van Loon’s two encores highlighted the evening. The critic notes Ames as a band master deserves stronger audience turnout and broader musical engagement. Dr Shoop's Cough Remedy is advertised for mothers with claims of safe use for babies and no opium or harsh ingredients. Sold by Cagwins Drug Store.
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Armory Innes
Tschaikowsky
Beethoven
Chopin
Beatrice van Loon
Herodiade
Anes
Ames
Shoop
Pesky Ginn Seeks Clean Start After Court Appearance
In Sunday's Register and Leader a police item notes Pesky Ginn, with a long police record, appeared in court charged with intoxication. He asked to sign the pledge again and move to Ames to begin life anew, with the judge keeping him in the city hospital until Monday.
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Register and Leader
Pesky
Amee
Pesky” Ginn
Mr and Mrs Bert Ball Move Into Roy Gilbert House
Mr and Mrs Bert Ball moved into the Roy Gilbert residence on Kellogg avenue this week, completing a relocation that filled the quiet street with new residents.
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Bert Ball
Roy Gilbert
Kellogg Avenue
Mass Meeting Promotes Story County Hospital Plan
A mass meeting of Story county voters is set for 7 30 in the Odd Fellows hall dining room to discuss the Story county hospital proposition on the November general election ballot. Attendees may form a Story County Hospital Boosters Club as plans are discussed. The proposal is viewed as highly beneficial to Ames.
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Story County
Story County Hospital
Odd Fellows Hall
Story County Hospital Boosters Club
Dr King’s New Life Pills Promote Health
An old advertisement claims Dr King’s New Life Pills prevent appendicitis by stimulating the stomach liver and bowels. It touts relief from constipation headache biliousness chills and other ailments with a 25 cent price at all druggists.
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Dr. King
New Life
Isle of Spice Was Spicy at Armory Show
The Isle of Spice company delivered a balanced performance last Thursday at the Armory. Eccentric comedians, a sporty king, and Goo Goo girls drew smiles while Teresa impressed as dainty and captivating. Choruses were tuneful and dancing artistic despite a few rotten jokes.
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Isle of Spice’ Co
Armory
Teresa
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