Johnson Campaign Tour Delayed by Rain in Iowa
Gov. Ajram Johnson and George White, running mates for the Granger party, spoke to supporters amid drizzle as they toured towns. Judge J Stevens followed with remarks, and the rain cooled a big evening meeting in Marshalltown after speeches in Carroll.
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J. i Stevens
Boone
Gus Erper
Stevens
Werper Johnson
Judge Stevens
Carroll
Ugvv
Johnson
College Girls 10 Teach In at Ames Public Schools
Senior Home Economics students from Ames College begin a six week practice teaching program in Ames public schools. They will cover Domestic Science and Domestic Art in sixth to eighth grades and high school, under Miss French supervision. Participants include Nellie Patterson Blanche Hopkins Miriam Wills Zena Zentmire Jennie Mitchell Louise Tuttle Iva Fuchs Hdna Arthur Laura Weirick.
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Ames Quiblic
French
Welch School
Flame Economics
Nellie Patterson
Blanche Hopkins
Miriam Wills
Zena Zentmire
Pioneer woman J W Cessna dies suddenly in Ottumwa
Mrs. J W Cessna mother of Dr H Cessna and a Story county pioneer woman died suddenly in Ottumwa Friday evening after returning from California. She spent months at her son's campus home and had gone to visit daughter Mrs Neasham.
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Nevada
Sen
O Crissmar
Beene
O. H. Cessna
Ames
J. H. Fitten
Omahe
J. W. Cessna
H. Cessna
Story County
Ottumwa
Ames Vet Dean Stange Identifies Equine Encephalomyelitis Threat
Ames resident Dean Charles F. Stange of the ISU Veterinary Department says the illness is not new, tracing its history to Europe and North America. He notes cattle and horses in Texas Canada and New York have records of Encephalomyelitis, a brain and spinal cord inflammation with a high mortality and no known cure, likely spreading with frost and shipment restrictions may follow.
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Kansas
Nebraska
Desair
Ames
Dean Charles F. Stange
I. S. ©. Veterinary Department
Dean Stance
Lincoln
Dean Stange
Europe
Texas
Canada
New York
Smaller currency to be issued in smaller size
The government plans to adopt smaller currency with redesigned backs to be more artistic and harder to counterfeit. The treasury estimates savings of about half a billion annually, with circulation expected to begin in a year or more, though the next administration may halt the reform.
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Treasury
Wholave
Cos
Scrimmage Looms for State University Football Roster
State University enters scrimmage week with Buck Hurst likely to lead the backfield and Don Hunt to anchor center. Weyrauch Burge and Pfantz compete for backs while Nagel, Pfund and Reeve vie for end and tackle spots. Less Powell joins the program, pending residence rules, as coaches assess front line depth.
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Buck’ Hurst
Buck
Pumis
Ames
Creat
Weyrauch
Burge
Pfantz
Hans Pfund
Hans
Lew Reeve
Reeve
Chris Juhl
Crawford
Dave Wilson
Don Hunt
Hunt
Don
Woaches
Powell
State University
Stange to Face Four Tribes in Investigation
Stange will make four trips as part of an inquiry into his diagnosis and intervention methods. He is facing intense scrutiny as questions arise about the approaches used and the overall conduct of the investigation.
Rookwood Farm Loses Two Mares to Overeating
Two thoroughbred Nortran mares at Rookwood Farm died after overeating from a load of wheat near the premises. Initial reports blamed a horse disease sweeping Nebraska and Kansas, but veterinarians confirmed the overeating cause.
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Rookwood Farm
Nortran
Rookeool
Nebraska
Kansas
Veter
Lumber Co Office to Open Here in Ames
L Buckton former auditor for Citizens Lumber Co named manager of all local yards and to open executive offices on Duff Ave in Ames. Ground cleared north of the present office for a 2 by 28 addition. O E Dragons will continue as manager of the focal yard.
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Ames
Duff Ave
Buckton
O. E. Dragons
Focal Yard
Des Moines Trade Excursion Itinerary Details
Ames included in the itinerary as the Dee Maines Commercial Club runs an October excursion. It travels over the Great Western or Northwestern lines northward toward center town. Agneet Woe listed in the plan but the agricultural picnic at the college altered Des Moines boosters visit, prompting another stop.
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Des Moines
Thuresson to Visit Ames For Conference Event
The article notes Thuresson will come to Ames for a conference event with Boone involvement. It mentions Rev. Ces Biase as presenting pastor and indicates changes in local staff roles including Albert Powter resigning as book keeper at Tilden store and W Yeomane succeeding him. The report covers a Boone game and upcoming match in Ames.
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Albert Powter
Newporth
Ghee
Death of Gerald O Lawson son of Mr and Mrs D ik Larson
The infant Gerald O Lawson died in September in Kentwha Wisconsin. He was the son of D ik Larson and his wife Mrs Larem formerly Miss Ayral Wilkinson. The disease caused his death and affected many babies in the last three months.
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Gerald O. Lawson
D. Ik. Larson
Kentwha
Wieconsin
Larefm
Ayral Weikins
Slater Man Sued in Story County Damages Case
Hunice Chader of Slater sues Ole Storing, a local farmer, in Story County by clerk action seeking damages of 15 600 alleging rough treatment and defaming conduct. The complaint lists Chader as daughter of Mr and Mrs Amiel Chader and cites a prominent local resident as defendant.
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Bull
Story County
Hunice Chader
Amiel Chater
Slater
Ole Storing
Farrour Ivite
de Resider
Doctor Proctor Moves Office to Manning Building
Dr. Proctor relocated his office to the Manning building on West Main street, moving from the previous premises Saturday.
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DR. Proctor
Manning
West Maix Street
Local Lady Mildred Semmons Dolezine Joins German Department
Miss Mildred Semmons Dolezine is named an instructor in the German department today. The appointment marks a notable addition to the faculty, reflecting ongoing efforts to strengthen language offerings at the institution.
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Mildred sSemmons Dolezine
Boone Wins A 15 Inning Iowa Baseball Game
Boone defeats Ames 15s in a 15 inning pitchers duel on Boone’s diamond. Harry Corns started for Boone with Toe Ler and Go War Geers combining for twenty strikeouts as the game stretched to the 15th inning before a lone hit in the final frame produced the deciding run.
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Boone
uUwo Uwlttkes
Ames
Dall
Powe
Iowa
S Saw
Long Fly
Feld
Ting
Harry Corns
Evangelists Long and Tuckerman Lead Week of Church Services
Evangelists Long and Tuckerman conduct a series at the Christian church with a large choir and well attended nightly services. The sermons emphasize visions from Peter and Cornelius and the danger of worldly wealth, praising Christ as the true source of power. Tonight's topic is The Same View of Life and continues through the week with services every evening except Saturday.
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Christian Church
Long
Tuckerman
Lone
Tus
Evangelia
Nower
Christ
Teekermap
Kennedy to Judge in West at State Fairs
Prof. W. J. Kennedy extension director and livestock authority prepares to judge cattle and swine at the North Yakima state fair on September 24 and 25 and horses at the Utah state fair in Ogden on October 2 and 3. R. W. Hayes, former BC student, returns to school after working on the Coeur d Alene National Forest region.
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W. J. Kennedy
State of Washington
Yakima
Bath
Utah
R. W. Hayes
Coeur d' Alene National Forest
Montana
Idaho
Gas outages delay Times linotype and features
Owing to gas being off during boiler cleaning, the Times linotype machine was out of commission and many special features planned for tonight are omitted. Wednesday’s issue will be bigger and better. Subscribers are urged to phone in renewals and prepare ad copy.
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Times Linotype
Scott 10 Be With Pasley In Ames Move
J Scott of Nevada will leave the office of country superintendent to become a partner with Pasley in Ames after his term ends. He is a Drake University graduate and will bring strong legal experience to the firm. The exact office arrangements after the transition are undecided.
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Ames
H Passey
Scott
Story County
Drake University
Pashley
Penulty
Panther
Mr. Pauley
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