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Newspaper
Ames Times
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1912
Page
6
The Commercial Bank opens Monday with a modern, spotless interior. Features include manganese steel burglar safe, 3124 deposit boxes, marble base tiles, private offices, and a customer-friendly banking room. President M A Manning directs a fully equipped setup with fireproof security.
A new bank and T. W. Manning chair initiate core office activation with current staff and plan for future additions as needed.
The report details cancellations and poor ticketing for an upcoming intercollegiate game. Ames fills in by playing the Reserves as Coe and others fail to provide a date. The Varsity struggles in practice with limited scoring and uncertain line positions under new rules.
The real estate and property of the failed Citizens Bank of Story City will be sold at public auction this Saturday to satisfy creditors. The trustee, by bankruptcy order, will dispose to the highest bidder. The estate includes valuable business interests in Story City and nearby towns. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Art Wikham on Tuesday night.
The college hosts a Saturday evening lecture on September 28 by Alden Loring, a noted field naturalist. He discusses an expedition to Africa with Kermit Roosevelt, accompanied by 125 color slides from over 2,000 photographs, and is endorsed by prominent presses.
A Story City Herald item recounts a playful exchange among girls about a proposal from John. One confides she would answer in Norwegian, prompting a jokey revelation about language choices in romance and a lighthearted engagement rumor.
The Princess hosts Fred Griffith praised as the cleverest monologist and trick artist seen here with smooth hand tricks and witty patter. Davis and Walker, a colored dance team, add lively feet and new numbers to the program.
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