Veterinary Buildings Nearing Completion At Ames
The article outlines proposed veterinary facilities including an ambulance and rendering apparatus to handle dissection material. It notes a high demand for veterinary students and features mentions of Dean Stange and faculty, plus a clipping about Iowa State College's veterinary hospital outfitting by Columbus Furniture Company.
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Ohio State Journal
Columbus
Ohio
Columbus Aveptice Furniture Company
North Third Tree
Harry
Bower
Ames
Iowa
Iowa State College
Poultry Expert Named to National Standards Committee
Prof. W. A. Lippincott of the state college poultry husbandry department was appointed by the American Poultry Association to a committee forming judging standards for market eggs and dressed poultry. Also named were W. Rh. Graham of Guelph Agricultural College and T. S. Quisenberry of Missouri Agricultural Experiment Station. The association is a leading livestock group overseeing major U.S. and Canadian shows.
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W. A. Lippincott
The
State College
American Poultry Association
Agricultural College
W. Rh. Graham
Guelph Agricultural College
T. &. Quisenberry
Missouri Agricultural Experiment Station
American Poultry
Tor
United States
Canada
High School Organizes Athletic Association and Activities
The High School forms an athletic association as the week progresses. This afternoon the basketball girls meet for organization. They schedule three games this fall with Boone Nevada and Marshalltown. Enrollment reaches 273, including 6 tuition pupils. The orchestra begins under director Miss Emily Johnson.
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Boone
Nevada
Marshalltown
Emily Johnson
That New Road Again at the College
The Times clarifies a sub headline on the proposed new north and south road at the college. The sub head College Contract Provisions was not the contract from the state board of education but did contain nearly all contract provisions.
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Times
State Board of Education
Graves to Move Insurance Office in West Main Building
F. H. Graves will relocate his insurance office from the Spring building on West Main Street to rooms over the Wettstein tailoring establishment. The new quarters are described as very nice and will make Fd. a good office.
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FE. H. Graves
West Main Street
Wettstein Tailoring Establishment
Hortons Move to Land of Fruit Near Batene
B Horseline returns from Salem Oregon to pack household goods and prepare for waving to Oregon. He aims to add more fruit acreage as able. largest crop in quarter sees pears doing well. Me Norten’s place sits near the Salsas car line. Mrs Hormu Maude and Plord move to Oregon while Mi Ort on revisits the farm.
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Horseline
Salem
Oregon
Heilen
Batene
Wil
Norten
Hormu
Maude and
Plord
Mi. Orton
Mics Orton
The Gay Morning Glories at the Opera Tour
On Saturday September 6 the Gay Morning Glories appear on tour at the opera house offering lively entertainment and top music selections. Tickets grant a cheerful evening with humor and popular tunes, a bright choice for an enjoyable night out.
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Opera Toure
The Squaw Man to Be Presented by Gilman & Company
The upcoming production by Gilman & Company promises near perfection. Their careful oversight and long experience aim to meet high past standards and ensure a flawless show.
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Fae
Messrs. Gilman & Company
Notice of uncredited funds at Citizens Lumber Co
A sealed envelope arrived with money and a note asking to credit an account, but no signatory names. The firm seeks verification before crediting and requests a call to resolve.
Des Moines Capital Subscription Offer Promises Daily Delivery
The Des Moines Capital advertises a daily delivery option available until January 1, 1912 for 50 cents. The notice urges readers to subscribe for full year benefits from both The Times and The Capital, highlighting an unusually good offer.
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Des Moines
Times
New Depot Receives Night Policeman KF Willey
KF Willey, formerly with the city police, is appointed night policeman by the railroad. He began his new duties Thursday night. A card from Redfield, Iowa, notes the town voted to install electric lights and water works with great rejoicing. Redfield's population is 696 per the latest census.
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KF. W. Willey
H. L. Massure
Redfield
Iowa
Pantorium man confined by rheumatism in room
The pantorium man has been confined to a room for two weeks due to rheumatism. His feet are swollen making shoes unusable and he endures considerable pain.
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Fd Hooker
Perry’s Specials and Store Announcements
Saturday ads announce per key half gallon Sunrise star cut glass jugs at 89 cents, regular 1.50. Mrs Valline starts in Tilden store ready to wear. Christian church women plan a home cooking sale at Adams grocery Saturday. Various items and sales noted at Perry’s.
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KEY
W. A. Perry
Ladies of the Christian Church
Adams’ Grocery Store
How a Child's Life Was Saved
A fragmented report describes a child saved after a prolonged illness or incident, mentioning doctors and caregivers. The text references names such as Baker, Cagney, Whites, and Warners White, with unclear events spanning over a year and medical intervention.
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Cagney
Warners
Taxes due before October to avoid penalty
Notice warns taxes must be paid by October to avoid penalties. Directs residents to The Story County Bank for payment and provides a complete list of Ames and surrounding areas.
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Ames
Story County
Accused of Stealing Ke OF Chamberlain of Clinton Me
Ke OF Chamberlain of Clinton Maine loudly accuses Bucklen’s Arrive Salve of stealing the sting from burns and the pain from sores and boils. He claims it robs cuts corns bruises sprains of their terror and calls it an equal healing remedy. Sold for 25 cents at all druggists.
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Chamberlain
Clinton
Bucklen
Cole's Original Hot Blast Heater Ad in Ames Iowa
Advertises Cole's Original Hot Blast Alester with continuous fire and even heat. Claims 48 hour burn time from Saturday sight to Monday morning and lower overnight costs. Priced from $12.00, sizes vary. A. L. Potter, Ames Iowa.
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Cole
A. L. Potter
Ames
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