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Newspaper
Ames Times
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1908
Page
11
F. E. King outlines that tuition for non residents reflects actual schooling costs beyond teacher salaries. He cites state totals and per pupil figures, argues education is an investment, defends raising rates to cover total expenses including utilities and contingencies, and notes local residents should support fair shares.
The Story county fair board arranged baseball purses and attractions with Flying Quinettes of Des Moines for balloon ascents and trapeze. Governor Cummins is set for a Sept. 24 speech, with Iowa Agricultural College president speaking on Friday and a Democrat to address Thursday.
General J R Lincoln lauded the Clarinda hospital noting order cleanliness and comfort. He praised Dr Witte and remembered patient John Hoggatt, expressing Iowa can be proud of the institution and its leadership. The piece also highlights agricultural fair results from local exhibitors Rosengift Stock Farm Dieffenbacher and W T Roberts with prize wins and displays.
A county exchange ridicules a pop factory plan by claiming Danforth bottles wind and water. Wayland Gray leaves Gamble drug store for Eldora to take a similar clerical post at Smayze drug store.
The Des Moines Register and Leader promotes itself as Iowa's great state paper with 300 state correspondents and wide distribution. An offer runs until January 1, 1909, inviting new readers to subscribe at 1.00 daily or 1.50 weekly including Sunday, with renewals excluded.
Postal card deal listed as ten for 10 cents at Perry's shop. The fragment mentions eight and a section labeled I. 8. C. with a brief note about postal cards and price.
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