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Newspaper

Ames Times

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1905

Page

4

Various Happenings at Iowa Institutions and Local News

A stream of notes reports Prof Holdens Institute talks in Logan and visits by Professors and students to Des Moines Fairfield and Waymark. Lectures by Jack London planned, College Day events, and a 63 to 0 football win over Simpson. Marriages, travel, and garden and horticulture work feature alongside music at chapel and university notices.

Jack London Prof. Stevenson E. B. Watson Soils Department Fairfield Reding Stanton Macomber Lincoln

Deafness Cure Tale Ends In Ironic Silence

A patient cured of deafness by a Wagner performance sits near the orchestra. As trombones blare the man hears and exclaims to the doctor who remains silent. The physician, however, has himself become deaf.

Harper’s Weekly

Nelsons Famous Signal At Trafalgar

Captain Pasco gives the London Chronicle account of Nelson directing the fleet to England confides that every man will do his duty. Pasco pressed to change confides to expects but Nelson insisted the original wording be used and the signal was sent before close action.

Nelson Trafalgar England Pasco London Chronicle

Barber, Monkey and Pat in a Comical Shave

An Irish man visits a barber shop for a shave. While the barber is away, the monkey imitates the barber and finishes lathering with the brush, then takes up the razor. Pat exclaims that his father must shave him, protesting the cheeky animal's actions.

Pat

Not Encouraging Ends of the Earth Banter

A Boston girl and a persistent suitor debate proving devotion by reaching the ends of the earth, but she argues the earth has no ends making the claim impossible. The exchange is reported as a witty remark from the Philadelphia Press.

Man Atchison Globe Boston Philadelphia Press

Virtue as the measure of man beyond Water and Fire

A concise reflection on virtue’s supremacy over water and fire. Confucian thought shares that men can perish by treading on water or fire, yet virtue itself sustains life. The saying highlights virtue as the true guide for living.

Confucius

Notice to Deliveries in November Afternoon

Beginning November 1st the service will make a single delivery in the afternoon. No goods will be received after 3 p m. C S Henry.

Marriage of Gertrude Curtiss and Clayton Paxton

Miss Gertrude Curtiss of Nevada wed Clayton Paxton of Chicago yesterday at the Curtiss home in Nevada in a small ceremony conducted by Rev. Sanford of the Presbyterian church. The bride, a graduate of I. S. C. class of 1904, and the Ames-born groom, son of Mrs. R. Paxton and a Northwestern office worker in Chicago, win the good wishes of many friends in Ames.

Gertrude Curtiss Nevada Clayton Paxton Chicago Curtiss Sanford Presbyterian Church I. 8 S. C Ames R. Paxton Northwestern

Daisy Kitchen and Oscar Miller wed at kitchen home

The marriage of Miss Daisy Kitchen and Mr Oscar Miller took place Wednesday evening October 18 at the bride’s parents home southwest of town. Rev A M Pruitt of the U B church officiated before about fifty guests. The groom, a farmer, and bride will live on a farm southwest of town.

David J. Conn Pearl Louise Patterson J. R. Patterson Fourth Street O. H. L. Mason Allie Hartman Dorothy Phillips Minnie Cedargreen Conn West Colorado Wyoming Sara Rice Cesar Halls Daisy Hathaway Ames J. 8. Johnson Superior Nebraska Boone Republican A. J. Kitchen Daisy Kitchen Oscar Miller A. M. Pruitt U. B

Two 200 Pound Pumpkins At Local Real Estate Office

In Smith & Davis and Thompson & Graves offices in this city two pumpkins, resembling ordinary sweet pumpkins, weigh 200 pounds each and were grown by Billy Miller, an engineer on his farm near the town. The writer recalls a Dakota county fair circa 1884 where a 101 pound cow pumpkin was shown.

Astern Ames Canada Billy Story County Smith & Davis Thompson & Graves Billy Miller N. W Dakota

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New York FURS Iowa Ames, Iowa Leader East Main Street Margate Iow Prof. Holden Farmers’ Institute Logan Ethel Carpenter Des Moines Dr. Storms Dr. Stalker Rotterdam Waymark, Penn H. P. Baker R. E. Buchanan Mt. Pleasant Miss Bess Disbrow Independence Prof. Irwin Des Moines Golf and Country Club Bloom Miss Davis Enterprise, Ore Ernest Smith Perry the Gables Mrs. Bisse St. John’s Guild Herbert Wilson Dow Marshalltown Board of Trustees Simpson Prof. Beach Storm Lake P. F. Kione State Horticultural Association Wragg Nursery Waukee L. W.forman Mr. Stein Agronomy Polk Marshall J. W. Jones Mr. Reinber Sioux Kossuth Glee Club Bohumir Kryl Miss Heinrich Mr. Heinrich Miss Roberts Heinrichs Heinrich Little Dutch Band Cessna Storms George W. Catt Dean Stanton Taylor Hollister L. M. Bosworth Conn Patterson Virtue C. S. Henry Paxton-Curtiss A. & C. Railway Ision Seth W. M. Greeley Tt. M. Ks H. Westerman Hicene Chicago & Northwestern Overland Lim Colorado Sp Des Moines & Ae Overland Pacific Express Aetna Etee Oregon Carroll Mail Cee 8. C Engile Grove St.aul & Des Moine Pass Bom Des Moines Pass Des Moines & Ames Pass Omaha St. Paul & Sio Oux City Pass Des Moines & Ames Ooley & Jones Ohio Montgomery Ward & Co Cooley Jones
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