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Newspaper

Ames Times

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1909

Page

8

Ames College Riot Damages Stores During Friday Night Outing

About 300 students roamed Ames downtown causing damage to the Morris livery stable, Spence fruit store, Olympia candy kitchen, and Union National Bank. Three youths were jailed but released on bonds. authorities demanded $16 for damages before restoring quiet.

Northwestern Morris Livery Parley Sheldon Spence Fruit Olympia Frank Smith Bert Munden Union National Bank Tilden

Social round of visitors and local events from town

Pearl Kelley spent weekend at home from Cole. Will Carruth of Illinois made a short town call. Duckworths of Boone visited daughter Mrs A Freed and her family. Irma Stevens from Des Moines visited the college with Miss Turner. Vern Smith of Daytona visited old friends. Ladies Aid meets with Mrs Shutes west of town. T L Hida returned from Chicago with her brother Ray Wortman. Jim Freed recovering from pneumonia. Mary Green of Creighton visiting sister Louise Rosenfeld. Tina Foster and children attended the Nevada fair then returned home. McEwen from Rolfe visited his wife. A Rosenfeld showed August cattle at county fair. Geo Starr was in Chicago buying goods. Union Sunday School to observe Rally Day next Sunday at 8 pm. All invited.

Will Carruth Ilinois Jim Freed Mary Green Creighton Ned Louise Rosenfeld Tina Foster Nevada McEwen Rolfe Geo. Starr Chicago The Union Sunday School

Program for Our Teachers Story County meeting in Ames

About 150 teachers will attend the central meeting of the Story County Teachers Association in Ames. Homes are opened for visitors. The program spans Friday and Saturday with music addresses by Professor Forest C. Ensign and others. Mayors, Supts, and presidents provide welcomes and responses.

Story County Teachers’ Association Ames Story County Tilden

City Council Approves Pike Street Sidewalk and Water Mains

City council in regular session orders sidewalk on Pike street within ten days and directs grades by the city engineer. Dudgeon gains permission to lay water mains at his expense with future reimbursement. McCarthy Rex and others receive water mains on Boone street. Standpipe planned for West street. Various warrants and contracts approved for sidewalks, grading, storm sewer, and water mains. Meeting adjourns with schedules and musical program details.

Pike Street Dudgeon Champlin & Co McCarthy, Rex Boone Street John Hoover West Street Clerk Maxwell Edward G. Pratt P. C. Fintzer Lucy Hale G. W. Parkhill Sherman Avenue Wm. Clark R. C. de la Hunt College Street Carroll Avenue Crawford Avenue Sewer Committee Ames Engineering Co State Street Atty. Crosby Cameron Joyce and Champlin 4Th Ward

Prof Wilbur Wilson Moves to Chicago From Iowa State

Prof Wilbur Wilson formerly with Iowa State College engineering department has moved to Chicago with his family. He has been employed by Illinois Steel Co. since May. Mrs Wilson has been ill for weeks but is improving at her old home in the east. They will resume housekeeping in Chicago once belongings are unpacked.

Ames Wilbur Wilson Iowa State College Chicago Wilson Illinois Steel Co

Dr. Dyer General Practice of Medicine and Surgery

Public notice outlines Dr. Dyer's medical practice offering 24 hour service and general medicine and surgery. Details include location and contact information for patients seeking care.

Dyer

Harvest Home Excursion Draws Large Crowds to Iowa State College

Thousands visited the Iowa State College on Friday and Saturday for the Harvest Home Excursion with a livestock parade and speeches by Gov. Carroll Sen. Cummins Lafe Young and Prof. MacMurray. Attendees toured laboratories shops and farms and noted the wealth of sights to see.

Iowa State College Gov. Carroll Sen. Cumimns Lafe Young Prof. MacMurray Ames Coe College

Dock Middleton Named Traveling Inspector for Government

Dock Middleton, traveling inspector in 1905, formerly practicing in Boston, has been appointed traveling veterinary inspector for the government with headquarters in Chicago.

Dock” Middleton Boston Government Chicago

Iowa Man Pays 2000 For Dairy Cow In State Contest

Hon G Klay of Sioux County buys a dairy cow for 2000 entering the Iowa State Cow Con test where nearly 5000 in prizes attract competitors from most counties. The contest runs through August 15 1910 under Kimball's Dairy Farmer with Prof H G VanPelt coordinating state educational dairy work from Waterloo.

Iowa G. Klay Sioux County Central West Kimball's Dairy Farmer Waterloo H. G. VanPelt Iowa State Agricultural College Ames Iowa State Dairy Association VanPelt Kimball Dairy Farmer Kimball’s

Readers Praise Kimball's Dairy Farmer in Letters to Editor

A selection of letters from readers lauds Kimball's Dairy Farmer for its value to dairy and general farming. Subscribers share praise for profits, dairy cattle management, and helpful information, with many renewing or extending subscriptions.

Kimball's Dairy Farmer Kimball’s Chas. E. Peny Kimball Earl S. Ripenburg Wis C. N. Bosworth Ohio M. B. Gideon Mark C. Curdy Mich

Testimonial on Agricultural Journal Value

A reader from New Jersey praises the publication as indispensable for dairymen and farmers seeking to improve their herds and increase income, noting two years’ subscription as valuable and essential to agricultural literature.

F. K. Dildine N. J

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Down Town Kelley Pearl Clayton Cole Do. A. Rosenfeld Johnson’s Abastine Judisch Story County Teachers Association Prof Forest C. Ensign Association Supt F. A. Nims Social I. F. Meyer O. H. Longwell M. J. Adams Douglass Avenue Duff Avenue College and State Streets Lincoln Avenue Sycamore Street Fayette Street Burnett Avenue O. Fitzpatrick Pres. A. B D. E. Brainard Dean Walter S. Athearn H. S. Boys’ Glee Club Calvin Ringgenberg H. S. Orchestra F. KE. King Morris van Auken H. S. Girls’ Glee Club Ronald Allen Organ Calvin Ringgenburg Ames Times Farmer M. Kelley S. S. Goodrich Wash Jersey Wilbur Vance, O August Burk Minn United States J. B. Scheller Jiggins Presque Isle Maine A. B. Kustabother Simball A. A. Duncan Brrave Afa aLt’s Kimb Dairy Dairy Magazine Himball Ad- KimpaLi Darry Farmer Times Vance America Cole’s Coles Ames A. L. Potter
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