09 Sep 1912
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Newspaper
Ames Times
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1912
Page
1
A collision on Mualn Street involving Sue Thompson and J. C. Williams left Thompson unconscious for much of the night. Attendants treated his wounds while Cassie Lincoln assisted, with reports later noting he would remain in bed for several days. Mrs. Tarman and Mrs. Whipple visited, and local attorneys and officials prepared for further action as conditions improved.
Nevada society notes report the wedding of Miss Alita Smith to Mr Georges Gore at John Doe’s home in Nevada. The couple and relatives attended a reception with a seven course meal, then traveled by train to Caslay before visiting family. The groom is a Clark College graduate and son of Mr and Mrs Smith of Nevada.
A fragile infant dies in a mother's embrace during wartime upheaval in a town near Ames. The narrative notes raids, a guarded hospital scene, and evacuation as authorities recount days of bombardment and fear. The article mentions local families and relief efforts as streets empty and aid arrives.
The Slater Boosters announce their Malt Bestival to be held with a detailed arrival and departure timetable for several towns on Wednesday morning. Slater is listed with arrival at 7:95 and departure later in the day as organizers urge local residents to attend the festive event.
Reagan and Brodie announce a grand Horse Shoe Tournament in Maxwell on Friday September 13. Several expert pitchers are expected to attend along with liberal first second and third prizes.
Registrar Knapp notes Ames enrolled 156 nonstate residents from 22 states led by Minnesota and Nebraska with 29 and 15 respectively. The list spans north to west and includes Pennsylvania and many others reflecting broad appeal. Whitehead reports about 200 students from other colleges study at Ames this year, showing value of Ames programs.
An older forest service man in California nicknamed Pes Weele gains notice after reportedly killing a 514 pound cinnamon bear and capturing two pelts. A Plains National Bulletin item mentions fellow hunter Wygle mustering his Winchester to pursue deer signs, then killing a cinnamon bear and taking its hide as a souvenir. The report notes the mother bear weighed 225 pounds and the cub was sizable.
Citizens urged to attend the illustrated lecture on "Geos Roads" by government expert M C Aldridge at 7 00 p m in the new high school auditorium Ames Bors Band provided music. Local committees met at the Methodist church as preparations unfold for county wide event with leaders from multiple churches arranging division meetings and transport for attendees.
Prohibition leader addressed a small gathering in the city park with a talk outlining party aims and condemning current policies. The event featured remarks from party officials and drew a modest turnout, with attendees discussing strategy and public sentiment.
Prof. L. H Pammmel led a party of botany students on Saturdays of field work at Steamboat Rock observing local flora and rock formations.
Ayanlawwa student was hit by a motorcycle but escaped with only minor bruises after the rider attempted to leave the scene on Main and Kellogg. Police reported the rider fled the area late Friday evening but was later identified.
The Woodlark of America of Maryville hosts its annual picnic at McCallibur e on Saturday. A basket dinner and an oration by two prominent speakers will mark the occasion.
The Stultz farm near Kelley changes hands in a northwestern area sale. Owner Dr. Goesedd secures Maint View farm as a valued transfer. Two new permanent residents join the county’s agricultural landscape amid praise for the property and its future improvements.
Cliff Allard was arrested by Mea shai Ricketts yesterday afternoon on charge of intoxication and lodged in the city jail over night. He was taken before Justice CBE Haverly this morning and fined $10 and costs.
Iowa educators address a scarcity of creameries and creamery workers by expanding dairy training at State College. Officials say many applicants come from creameries whose experienced butter makers are leaving for farming. A one year sour cream course is proposed with lectures and laboratory work covering dairy manufacturing, chemistry, bacteriology, and dairy administration. The creamery aims to train men this year, with classes starting in September and hands on work at local creameries including Jewell and Main Street facilities.
Local churches with an upcoming college event plan no services at the college chapel on the date. a font with will be given and attendees will visit their own churches. Social services will be arranged in the surrounding areas.
A fragmented excerpt describes a social event with smiling frat men and Mrs Spence presenting a ceremony. The text references Champlin and Dew imres in a ceremonial context, noting a sense of pride and stylish attire.
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