Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

We found your results!

Page 1

Ames Times in Ames, Iowa

We have 14,353,121 pages in Iowa

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 17 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Ames Times

Location

Ames, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1912

Page

1

Babies and Candidates Fair Attractions at Central Iowa Fair

The Central Iowa Fair features a babies contest with entries from both sexes and a speaker lineup including Governor W Clarke Adel Judge J Stevens Boons HG Dum Masoy City and P C dooney Perry. Contest entries close at four o clock to avoid crowding. prizes total about 20 dollars and tables for vendors will be set up. Dr Jennie Christ and Dr Gates with Miss Kittie Freed oversee the judging. entry cards available at their offices.

Priges Timvaer Jennie Ghrist Gates Kittie Freed

Building and Grounds Committee Announces Campus Improvements

The Building and Grounds Committee reports bridge work at the foot of the hill NW of the incline. A federal appropriation increase for jailpore of building new walks and driveways is planned. A concrete foot bridge will span College Creek on Boone Street, and the Music Hall driveway will reopen with a new concrete bridge replacing the old. Weed control and athletic field boundary extension were approved.

College Creek Tumn Avenue Boone Street Olf Music Fiall

Storm to Lead New Agricultural Teaching Department

Dr. A V Storm joins Minnesota's College of Agriculture to head a new department training teachers to teach agricultural courses in high schools. Demand is high as Minnesota, Iowa, and other states seek qualified instructors for scientific farming programs with generous state incentives. President Vincent of the University notes strong field enrollment and rapid expansion.

A. V. Storm University of Minnesota Minneapolis Tribune Professor Storm A V. Storm Minnesota College of Agriculture Storm Minnesota Putnam and Benson-lee Aeis State Agricultural College Amos Iowa Vincent The Univer

College Men Uncover Graft in Clinton County

The Ames led graft investigation reveals public funds misuse in Clinton County, with five men indicted on thirty one counts. Findings include $50 per yard concrete, a 40 foot bridge over a creek draining 69 acres, $196 in a county record book, $5 per gallon liquid soap, and $100 per barrel floor sweeping compound. Similar issues were reported in Polk County and other counties.

Deta Ames Clinton County Town Is Highway Commission Iiinton Clinton Bridge Ron Co Clinton Wr White McQuallough Otder White Wilkinson Polk County

Seed Corn Week Opens With Statewide Proclamation

Iowa launches seed corn week after a governor proclamation and ideal weather. Statewide effort engages schools, farmers, merchants, and railroads to promote careful seed selection and preservation for higher next year yields. State College Extension mails thousands of seed corn bulletins. A M Deyoe backs the drive through public schools.

Iowa Carroll the Dankers The Merchants Rail Iowa State College Extension Department A. M. Deyoe Towa Iinois Missouri

College Men Judge at Fairs

The A. H. department named judges for the past week with H. P. Mayhew at Orient J. S. Bancroft at Northwood and R. J. Davidson among others.

A. H. Department H. P. Mayhew Orient J. S. Bancroft Northwood R. J. Davidson

Wilson Marshall Club Organized At Friday Meeting

At the fourth meeting of the temporary Pek in J W McCartney's office a Wilson Marshall Club was formed. C Walkmen called the meeting and W. Jedge noted as acting secretary. Vince was named president with R G Deer as secretary and Joe Crave as treasurer. The club adjourned to meet Wednesday evening.

J. W McCartney Jedge Vince R.G. Deer Joe Crave

County Bridges Highlight from Story County Board

County Supervisor Scott discussed ongoing bridge work in Story County. The east of town ble infrastructure should near completion in about three weeks, with the steel bridge south of Earlville due for completion by October 15. The county reports over 200 concrete bridges built within budget and without debt, praising prudent finances and restraint from sensational publicity.

Theble Cocmmende Earla Story County Scott Grand Jury Story County Board Polk County Board

President Pearson Arrives at Iowa State Ames

President Rayvmond Pearson arrived by 0:30 train in Ames, greeted by campus officials. He expresses pleasure with Iowa State College and outlines plans to acquaint himself with faculty and students while settling into routine duties and improvements, including the new elevator capacity and storage facilities at the campus.

Europe Iowa State College Iowa Ames

Commercial Club Meeting Outlines Poultry House Topics

The Commercial Club will meet at Tullet’s Hall at 7 30 this evening to finalize co organization. The program includes a report on the last meeting and discussion of new bylaws with experts from the Poultry H use department. Speakers will cover portable poultry houses design location sunlight disinfection and materials for four types including the 4 Posy tar taper portable house and lowa colony use.

Cremercial Club iTulett Apt BulKberrien Lappincott The Poultry Husbamiry J. &. Davidson

Feeding Experiments Planned at College

The Animal Husbandry Experiment Station has bought 262 Nevada lambs for experimental work. John M. Evward, an experimentalist, bought them in the South Omaha yards and returned Wednesday morning. The sheep will be divided into six lots for feeding with two lots each assigned to ear corn, shelled corn, and ground corn.

Omaha Nebraska Evvard Chicago Nevada John M. Evward South Omaha

Valentine Family Weekend Visit in Des Moines

Mrs. W. Valentine and her children were in Des Moines visiting over Saturday and Sunday.

W. Valentine Des Moines

Highway Bridge Testing With New Impact Instruments

Professor Kirkham secures instruments from the American Society to test highway bridges for impact and stress distribution. The approach mirrors car and war bridge tests, with delicate, close‑set devices. Initial tests likely near Ames in coming days to compare theory with practice.

J. &. Krirkhair American Railway Ungineering Society Kirkham Ames

New Boiler Equipment Boosts Heating Plant Capacity

The Central Heating Plant of Iowa State College will gain 2500 horsepower with two Sterling boilers and automatic coal stokers. Link Belt Co. oversees the coal handling installation. Six hoppers hang from a steel bridge supported by vertical I beam columns, feeding stokers from 20 to 30 feet above the floor.

Towa State College Sterling Chesserate Link Belt Co

Great Meetings At Christian Church Yesterday

Weekday services featured a first day activity at the Christian Church with a school session followed by communion and preaching. Evangelist sermon titled Pour Cornered Re Hieichb offered practical stances and a large men’s meeting heard Is it a Gamble. Crowds joined evening service and the evangelist preached True Aim for Every Life. A second men’s meeting is planned in two weeks on Sunday October 1th with no service tonight as rest day.

Christian Church Long Sp. Um

Strawberry harvest investigation at Conrad by Beach and Herrick

Prof A Beach and Mr Herrick of the horticultural department visited Conrad on Saturday to inspect some overbearing strawberry crops at that location.

8. A. Beach Mr. Herrick Jtorticultural Department Conrad

Knoxville Water System Study By Civil Engineer

Professor Evinger of the Civil Engineering department spent most of the summer examining Knoxville’s water works. He will issue a bulletin soon outlining his findings.

Evinger Knoxville

Also Mentioned on This Page

Otter Thas Theut Gover Nor Gen W Clarke Adel Perry Bee Dr. Ghrist’s Dr. Gates Offices Sity Bean Woods Parm School Ther Collee of Agriculture Sra Lena Wwu Minneapolis Tre Middle West Kearn Dn. Stort Dr Storm Mankato Albert Lea Long Prairie St Peter, Lyle Spring Valley Renvile St James Browns Valley Plainview Granite Falls Winterset C. R. Hutcheson Atvona Rex Beresford Wavesly Marl & Girton Ogden J. J. Thompson Moravia I. L. Lisher Zearing P. N. Shearer Toledo BE. PF. Ferrin Melrose Isnehe Exmnus State of Minnesota Highway Commission Wilson-Marshall Club Scott of Cole Times Pearson A. ML Will Rayvmond Pearson Vie Iowa State Dent Pearson Way “Fies Anei Seaian Knapp Casernet Tit Stanton Qame Wuei Fiensel Atoes Dome Vie Nea Agweny tMiwnen Mulett’s Hall Vylaws Torphyl Oas & Gout
Search Courier

Search the Ames Times Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Ames Times?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication