Social events and campus news at Ames College
Aimes society notes report social dances at the Coronados and by the Betas, a new baby born to Mr and Mrs Phil Damon, and lectures by Dr Storms at Sioux City. Updates cover students in residence, visitors, YWCA plans, and postgraduate work, plus college enrollment records and contract discussions with the Schleuter firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coronados
Betas
Phil Damon
Olive Stevens
Boone
Storms
M. E. Church
Sioux City
Louise Rowe
College
Pi Phi
How to Avoid Appendicitis
Advertisement claims most appendicitis victims are constipated. Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup supposedly cures chronic constipation by stimulating the liver and bowels and restores normal bowel action. It is described as mild and non nauseating. Sold by Judisch Bros. in Ames Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orino
Judisch Bros
Ames
Kelley Fire at Valline Shop Sparks Town Alarm
A fire near Kelley started in Henry Valline’s blacksmith shop and burned a foreman’s house and outbuildings before two hours. Fire officials say a lantern explosion or gasoline engine may have caused the blaze. About two hundred Ames residents watched the pyrotechnic display as losses run to hundreds of dollars with some coverage by insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelley
Henry Valline
Severson
Ames
Messrs. Severson and
Valline
Editor praises Ames Intelligencer romance and college decision
Hon J B Hungerford of the college trustees objects to the Ames Intelligencer's romance style in a Carroll Herald paper. He notes the editor’s fancy exceeds prosy facts and cites last week’s article about Col Sam B Jones influencing the board to resist the governor’s proposal.
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Jones
Cummins
Board of Trustees
Northwestern
Western Passenger Association
J. B. Hungerford
the College
The
Carroll Herald
Ames Intelligencer
Col
Sam B. Jones
Stone cement tanks gain traction for farms
Grove and Mosher, stone tank builders, report recent work on a 24 barrel tank at W. P. George farm and a 50 barrel tank at Mrs. K. McCarthy's farm. They hold the US patent on the machine and offer county rights and sales, with the Lawton House as their base.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove & Mosher
W. P. George
United States
Lawton House
Helen Hultz Dies in Illness at Six Months
The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Hultz died Tuesday morning at 6 15 from cholera infantum contracted from Saturday night. Born August twenty sixth the child was described as sweet and winsome. The funeral is set for two thirty this afternoon at the family home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Hultz
George Hultz
Will Ellis
Sam Akin
Tilden Pennant Factory
Ed. Clark
Three decades of tetter relief with Chamberlain's Salve
D. H. Beach of Midland City Alabama describes thirty years of painful tetter and says three boxes of Chamberlain's Salve cured him. The ointment is sold by Judisch Bros. in Ames Iowa.
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Chamberlain
D. H. Beach
Midland City
Ala
Judisch Bros
Ames
Gene Nelson Buys Half Interest in Local Meat Market
Gene Nelson purchased a half interest in the Bower and McCartney meat market from Perry Bower who retires due to poor health. Nelson, a veteran Ames butcher, will assume control around October with Mr McCartney retaining a half share and continuing to work at the shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Nelson
Perry Bower
Mr. Bower
Mr. McCartney
Bower & McCartney
Gene
Ames
Belle Plaine
Ord
Nebraska
McCartney
Bower
Pilfering at College Training Quarters Reaches Critical Level
Theft at the college training sheds has risen sharply with items taken including two football suits two pairs of high grade football shoes and about six pairs of stockings. A vigilance committee is active and if the culprit is caught he may lose access to the training quarters permanently.
Shea Returns to Ames Charge at State Conference
Rev. Andrew M. Shea, of this city, was reassigned to the Ames Methodist Church at the State conference in Council Bluffs last week. The community praises his labor and leadership in building the new church and welcomes his continued pastorate in Ames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shea
ANBS
Council Bluffs
Andrew M. Shea
Ames
M. E. Church
Lands open for homestead on Lower Brule Reservation
About 56 560 acres of farming and grazing land on the Lower Brule Indian Reservation will be opened for homestead settlement by the United States government. Registration runs October 7 to 12 at the U S Land Office in Pierre Entries start October 20 and end December 20. Land is appraised and offered under Homestead laws at 1 25 to 2 50 per acre with 20 percent paid on entry and the balance due over four years. The lands lie near the Chicago and North Western line east of Pierre. Special low rate tickets are available to Pierre and return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lower
Brule Indian Reservation
United States
Plac
U. S. Land Office
Pierre
Chicago & North-western
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la Crosse
Wis
Jesse Wood
Mechanical Engineering Office
May Pardee
Y.W.C. A
Congregational Church
Margaret Stanton
Madison
University of Wisconsin
A. C. Priem
Baby
Seattle
Fourth Ward
H. Edward Wagner
South Dakota
Wagner
Iowa State College
Trical
H. M. Parks
Northwestern University
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Ill
Corvallis
Wash
Parks
Alice Merritt
Cavell
Edward
Buckley
Ada Harrington
Colorado Springs
Prof. Spinney
Sacramento
Calif
Central
Y. M
Frappe
Margaret Hall
Profs
Stanton
Curtiss
Des Moines
Princess Chic
Ladies Home Journal
Sorosis
Belfort Serges
Semmons Dry Goods Store
Kelly
Portune
Mesiber
Tetter
Unity Club
G. E. Stayner
Lezkims
Marie Mellow
North Ames
K. K. Club
Win Tilden
Joshua
Royal Arch
Marshalltown
Civic Improvement Society
Zamwalt
Little Helen Hultz
P. E. C. Chapter
Lee Smith
St. John’s Guild of the Episcopal Church
P. J. Rayner
Charles Hamilton
Lincoln
Hart
Clausing
Home Missionary Society of
A. B. Storms
Aid Society of the Lutheran Church
Charlee Anderson
South Ames
Lars Egemo
K. K
Maude Rice
Daisy Brown
Jennie Fedson
Minnie Rice
Women’s Home Missionary Society
Leland
Campbell
Cox
Greeley
America
Semmons
Frank Thomas
Napier
Boone and
W. J. Coil
Otto Coil
Ira T. Coil
Isca Coil
Mary Peterson
Thy
Levi Thomas
Melvin Kitchen
Clarence Rex
Amanda Thomas
Paris
France
Flora Wilson
Wilson
Helen Wilson
Lucerne
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