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Newspaper

Ames Times

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1906

Page

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Ames Cyclones Defeat Nebraska In Close 14–2 Football Fight

In Lincoln, Ames Cyclones bested Nebraska 14 to 2 in a hard fought game. Captain Joenson led with field goals and strong defense, while McElhiney and Sioux Jones starred on defense and returns. Nebraska scored a late safety after a blocked kick, with Ames dominant in the trenches and crowd cheering the Cardinal and Gold.

Cyclones Ames Rooters Ames Ames Cyclones Lincoln University of Nebraska Cardinal Nebraska Joenson Jones McElhiney Keppert Johnson Barber Reppert Mills Nelson Sioux Jones Craig Cornhuskers Biller Cooke Brugger Ruppert Jaenson Weller Rep Pert Cornell Chalupka Henninger Mason McKelhiney Lambert Willett Lyman Wilkie

It Might Have Been Girls Athletics at Ames

A playful Ames field meet ends abruptly as crowds overwhelm track and hall as the seven o clock bell rings. The event dissolves into a chaotic scene with a dining room swarm and policelike crowd control, leaving the outcome as a thwarted conclusion and a wistful reminder of what might have been.

Ames Little Duchess Solomon

Peculiar Speech Habits Feature in Interview

A fragment shows a quizzical exchange about personal peculiarities. The speaker admits stammering as a trait while another notes tea stirring with the right hand as a peculiarity, illustrating quirks in everyday speech and habits.

Cole's Original Hot Blast Stove Promises Clean Fire Keeping

An advertisement extols Cole's Original Hot Blast stove as the cleanest and most economical heat source. It argues against ash pan methods, touts airtight design, and claims no smoke, soot, or dust spills with a side feed door. The copy emphasizes fuel savings and effortless morning warmth.

Cole Iliar

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