Football season toll in Chicago record Herald
The Chicago Record-Herald reports only thirteen killed and two hundred thirty six injured in football this season.
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Newspaper
Ames Intelligencer
Location
Ames, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1904
Page
1
The Chicago Record-Herald reports only thirteen killed and two hundred thirty six injured in football this season.
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Danish farmers permanently expand co operative bacon factories from Horsen to twenty nine plants, each drawing pigs from a wide radius. Central organization in Copenhagen coordinates capital, insurance savings, and strike support while boosting farmer control and product quality.
Real estate transfers show M E Henry and wife to Harriman and Lee for $150 lot 8 in Harriman's addition Ames. Nora Holdredge and husband to C H Henry for $1250 lot 18 in Blair's addition Ames. W D Elwell and wife to W McIntire for $1750 lot 6 in Chamberlain's addition Ames. Harriman & Lee and wife to Nora M Holdredge for $1200 lots 1 and 2 in Harriman's addition Ames. Harriman & Lee and wife to Eugene Smith for $100 feet 3 in Harriman's addition Ames.
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