Fall Games Look Good at Ames Team Prospects Bright
Ames prospects for a winning season appear bright with veterans McElhinney Brugger Nelson Reppert Joenson leading the old guards. Scrubs and new players like Palmer Scanlon Ricketts Wilmarth Perry Plager Drasden and McElyea expected to provide depth as the team challenges other colleges this fall. Schedule notes include games at Coe Minnesota Morningside Cornell Nebraska Grinnell Iowa City and Drake with an open date on Nov. 16. Real estate transfers and community notes accompany the sportsupdate.
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McElhinney
Brugger
Nelson
Reppert
Joenson
Prairies
Scrubs
Ristine
All-Iowa
Hubbard
Gray
Murphy
Lambert
Lampman
Palmer
Scanlon
Ricketts
Wilmarth
Perry
Plager
Drasden
McElyea
Iowa
Simpson
Penn
Minnesota
Nebraska
Drake
Coe
Minneapolis
Morningside
Sioux City
Cornell
Lincoln
Grinnell
Iowa City
Des Moines
Holden Delivers Sweeping Corn Lecture to 6000 in Central City
Prof P G Holden of Iowa State college spoke to a packed crowd of about 6000 at Central City about corn farming. He highlighted the college’s work with fairs and institutes and announced plans for more extension work, including school lectures in Cedar Rapids and short courses for farmers. He stressed the demand for teachers and outlined new programs in agriculture across the state.
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P. G. Holden
Iowa State College
Central City
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Prof
Holden
Ames Man Receives Honor at Veterinary Association Meeting
Dr John H McNeil dean of veterinary medicine at Iowa State College named vice president of the American Veterinary Medical Association during its Kansas City convention 147 new members added The event followed his acclaimed performance as chief veterinarian at the International Live Stock Show in Chicago and favorable editorials in the Live Stock World on his work Encouragement for Ames singers to join a city college choir with a nominal fee noted.
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American Veterinary Association
American Veterinary Medical Association
Kansas City
Iowa State College
John H. McNeil
Grey Agricultural College
Dalrymple
Louisiana Agricultural Experiment Station
Iowa Agricultural College
R. A. Archibald
California Examining Board
Oakland
C. A. Cary
Alabama Polytechnical Institute
Auburn
McNeil
Chicago
The
Live Stock World
County Fair At Nevada September 24 27
The Story county livestock and agricultural show at Nevada runs September 24 to 27. Attend daily to see farm produce crops garden displays and new machinery, learn stock care and feeding methods, cheer local teams, and support neighbors and children. Bring friends and join the county fair activities.
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Story County
Nevada
Williams Chosen To Replace Ristine As Ames Coach
Clyde Williams selected by Iowa State College athletic council to succeed Shady Ristine after his resignation. Williams, a former star on Ames baseball teams, plans a faster, speed oriented football program replacing the prior brute strength style. He previously played for Marshalltown in the Iowa league and for the Toledo Americans. rumor links him to the Philadelphia Athletics next season.
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Ristine
Iowa State College
Clyde Williams
Williams
Ames
Iowa
Marshalltown
Toledo Americans
Ohio
Champion Athletics
Philadelphia
Iowa Man to Texas Promoted to Bishop College Presidency
Prof. Maxson, longtime Ackley school superintendent, resigns to become president of Bishop College at Marshall Texas. He arrived after service in the Philippines and prior work in Ackley with a Baptist mission. Bishop College, a colored education institution, features a dozen buildings and about 600 students.
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Iowa
Texas
Eldora
Ames
Maxson
K. W. Brown
C. H. Maxson
Ackley
Marshall Tex
Bishop College
Marshall
Philippines
George Sale
American Baptist Home Missionary Society
Booker T.washington School
Tuskeegee
Meeting to form a choral society at Morrill Hall
Prof Thompson invites all who wish to join a choral society in Morrill Hall Chapel Monday evening between 7 and 8. The session will focus on organizing the group with the Messiah likely to be studied before the season ends.
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Morrill Hall
Thompson
Dancing Classes Open Season at Adams Hall
Miss Fannie Shinn announces the season opening with a Saturday evening dance at Adams Hall on September 28. She will hold afternoon sessions starting at 2 o'clock on September 12 and 26, inviting those interested to enroll by mutual phone.
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Fannie Shinn
Adams Hall
Shing Ginning
Adams
Mutual
Darner Wins First Round in Yeomen Suit for $15,000
Judge Wright ruled against Yeomen attorneys on a default in F M Darner of this city against Yeomen order. The claim seeks $15,000 for wrongful expulsion and cancellation of his membership benefit certificate. The case resumes at the next term after costs and a $20 attorney fine.
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District Court
Wright
Yeomen
F. M. Darner
Darner
Des Moines
Nevada
Colorado visitors visit Marshalltown. child breaks arm
Mr and Mrs W F Sharkley of Colorado visited Mr Shackley’s brother in Marshalltown. Soon after arrival their nine year old daughter fell and broke her arm in an accident.
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W. F. Sharkley
Colorado
Marshalltown
Mr. Shackley
Emporium of Music Expands Space and Lines of Band Instruments
The Emporium of Music moved into another west room in the Lockwood block and added a fine line of band instruments. It now shares space with Ames Mercantile Association and Mr Spence the sewing machine man, with Mr Stockwell occupying part of the same room. The move signals closer ties to the community and a significant investment in music gear.
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Emporium of
Lockwood
Ames Mercantile Association
Spence
Stockwell
Favorite minstrel company set for Ames Armory show
The popular minstrel troupe returns for the Ames audience on Saturday evening, September 21, at the Armory. Gordon Collins and Skinner Harris headline the company, joined by Tim Owsley the composer of the hit song "I'm Crazy, I Am." Don’t miss this top season attraction.
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Ames
Armory
Gordon Collins
Skinner Harris
Mahara
Tim Owsley
Duroc Jersey Boar Rupert Sold for 500 to Pangbone
Sires and breeding rights transferred from S P Freed of Woodland as he sold a yearling Duroc Jersey boar named Rupert to Guy Pangbone of Bagley Iowa for 500. Rupert is a litter brother to Freed’s 1907 state fair winner and full brother to the 1906 state fair prize pig. dam sold for 540. Some Freeds sows in February 1908 sale will be bred to Rupert.
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Freed
Pangbone
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R E Madsen
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Lizzie Lund
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Philadelphia Athletics
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