Cardinal and Gold face losses as fever toll rises
Coach Parker's state college team loses two more players Peshak and Ebersole to fever. Uncertain replacements loom as Parker adapts. Prospects remain hopeful for a respectable fall showing despite heavy setbacks and Grinnell matchup looming with a large away support.
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Parker
Peshak
Ebersole
Cardinal and
Gold
Simpson
Grinnell
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Cyclones
Democratic Congress Candidates Address in Ames Opera Hall
Judge W R Spurrier and Judge G W Crozier will speak to Story county voters on current political issues at the Ames opera hall Friday November 2 at 730 pm. Open invitation to hear these Democratic exponents. Election returns event announced for November 6 from 6 pm to 6 am free to patrons and press. Washington precinct electors notified Ames office location for general election on Nov 6 with 8 am to 6 pm polls.
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W. R. Spurrier
Des Moines
G. W. Crozier
Knoxville
Congress
Story County
Opera Hall
Ames
County Central Committee
Tur
Washington
Hemstreet & Campbell
College Gossip From Ames and Surroundings This Week
Mrs Roberts of Marathon visits hospital with her son while Bishop Morrison of Davenport will address the chapel next Sunday. Notables include L B Robinson of Avoca, Fred Rolfs visiting from Geneva, and Mrs Stone of Massena caring for a sick son at the college. Calves are fattened for a Chicago fat stock show. E E Clinton, class ’92, visits from Chicago, and the College Republican names E D Stivers as president of the Iowa State College Republican Club. Sadie Hook performs in Humboldt, Dr Withycombe and Col Liggett visit, and Curtiss buys Sophronisba for the college herd at Kansas City. Mr and Mrs R J Johnson visit Humboldt, purchase two Shropshire lambs. typhoid affects Don Stanton in Philadelphia. Over sixty applications pour in for the winter stock judging course, with a limit of one hundred. Father Carroll’s Sunday chapel speech impresses, and Dr Kennedy tests the college water and wells. Hospital patients progress slowly but steadily. only one death in years, Carl Masterson, last week. Cedar Falls debate ends with Cedar Falls winning colonial government plan. Ames football captain Herbert Eckles visits family. Eldora game result ends scoreless. Key players reassigned due to illness, weakening second team. Marshalltown and Ames note.
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Roberts
Marathon
Bishop Morrison
Davenport
Iowa
L. B. Robinson
Avoca
Fred Rolfs
Geneva
N. Y
Ft. Collins
Stone
Massena
Iovva
E. E. Clinton
Chicago
College Republican
College League
E. D. Stivers
Republican Club
Iowa State College
Sadie Hook
Kentucky
Humboldt
Newens
Withycombe
Corvallis
Wash
Col. Liggett
St. Anthony's Park
Minn
Cedar Falls
State Normal
United States
Great Britain
State College
I. J. Scott
Charles Peck
White
Normal
Herbert Eckles
Ames
Chas. Eckles
Taylor Township
Eckles
Eldora
Ersonnel
Keles
Marshalltown T. R
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Panne Vel
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Deignan
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Hutchison Baw
Evans Byl
TORO
Scholty Zeigler, Vandyke
Aie Shealey Douglas
Beye Coh
Ae Masonistes
Eas
Erate Burroughs Foster
Baee
Wees Jones
LeClerc Clark
Eie Na Nak
Ekhineawe
Lytle
Wm. H. Mullen
Lockland
Dr. King
L. M. Bosworth
Kaith J. Bh. Kooski & Co
Bradley & White’s
William Vance Kyle
Londonderry
North Ireland
America
Rock County
Weston
Missouri
California
Jeannette McArthur
Kyle
Arcadia
A. F
A. M
Ren Douglass
St. Luke
Nevada
J. P. Galloway
Whitewater
Wis
David Kyle
Lina Center
Democratic Meeting
Stanley
Livingstone
W. A. Null
Webb, Ill
E. E B. Thompson
Hi. Christman
T. J. Minster & Son
Letts’s
Farm Department
Kansas City
Prof. Curtiss
Sophronisba
Gudgell & Simpson
Independence
R. J. Johnson
Curtiss
Mr. Johnson
Don Stanton
Ann Arbor
University of Pennsylvania
University Hospital
Philadelphia
Fred C. Stewart
Alene Chestek
Lillian Chestek
Bassett
Chickasaw County
Virginia
Colorado
Father Carroll
Dubuque
Kennedy
State Board of Health
S. R. Macy
Eli Grimes
College Physicians
Carl Masterson
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