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Newspaper
Ames Times
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1907
Page
5
Buying Clothes the Right Way Hart Schaffner Ad
Avoid buying on price alone and assess quality first. Ask if garments are all wool and well tailored, check style and wear, and try them on. Hart Schaffner & Marx label signals all wool, honest tailoring, correct style, long wear, and fair price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart Schaffner & Marx
College Happenings and Staff Moves at Ames
The Ames campus tunes chapel at 10 40 daily and Prof Curtiss serves as stock judge at Sioux City fair. Baby twins suffer a fractured collar bone. Faculty entertainments planned plus marriages and obituaries. Miss Mary Rausch leaves for Colorado. Oriole Ladies slated for Sept 28 as lecture series opens with Boston Sextette and Glee Club. Prof Baker shifts to Pennsylvania College forestry with a big raise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtiss
Sioux City
Spinney
Storms
the Knobe
Jones
Northwestern
Schleuter
Department of
Domestic Science
Beach
Agricultural Faculty
Ames
Merritt Greene
Marshalltown
Jane Benedict
Reene
Keo Anderson
Mildred Norton
Los Angeles
Miss Anderson
Jewell
Norman J.malcolm
Elsie Davis
George Smith
Gail Watts
Des Moines
Malcolm
Havana
Cuba
Miss Davis
Miss Watts
Mr. Davis
Agricultural Hall
Dinky
Mary Rausch
The
Agricultural College of Colorado
Fort Collings
Colorado
Miss. Rausch
Oriole Ladies
Boston
Glee Club
Vincent
Chicago University
Local miscellany blends hats sales and town notices
Ames readers see ads and notes from shops and residents. Cupps & Cupps promote tailored hats as Do correct hats and fall shades appear in Duncan block. Local names mention Hank Wilkinson health, Earl Templeton county fair work, and Foley's Kidney Cure offered by Judisch Bros. Ames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple of Economy
Ames
Cupps & Cupps
Twico
Dodds
Sye
Ames Savings Bank
Hank Wilkinson
Earl Templeton
Onawa
Strawberry Point
Earl
Iowa State College
E. H. Harriman
L. Zenor
A. J. Graves
Cupps & Gupps
Bull Street
Queen Rothe
John Francis
Cupps
Carrie Pike
Foley
Bright
Judisch Bros
Frank Morris Dooy
Guy
Haverly
PIANIST AND TEACHER OP PIANO BERTHA M Kersey at Ames Iowa
Miss Bertha M Kersey a pianist and teacher of piano with training from Iowa and Illinois schools and Chicago conservatories offers instruction at Ames Iowa. She welcomes beginners and advanced pupils and invites consultations at catee s Ames Mutual phone 32.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha M. Kersey
Catee ‘S
Ames
Iowa
Mutual ‘Phone
Chicago
Kersey
Loss of Prof. Baker hits department hard
The department suffers a severe loss as Prof. Baker departs. Previously funded half by the U.S. government and half by the state, his full-time position only began this year, highlighting long-standing budget shortfalls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof. Baker
U.S
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