Anita Happenings and Social Visits Reported
Tommy Tier es returns from Michigan and will engage in soil work southeast of Anita. Local social: a dance at Fred Bell's home and several visits among Anita residents with guests from Atlantic and Des Moines. Pantry sale by Christian church women draws patrons. estate sale for Mary J. Smither too.
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Anita
Tommy Tieres
Michigan
Fred. Bell
Fred W. Herbert
Atlentic
G. M. Adair
B.D. Forzhay
Sos
W. C. Wiliams
Menlo
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Christian Church
Mary J. Smither
G. A. Roe
H. P. Ziegler
Madeline Reynolds
Carl A. Miller
Possession Sought on Thompson Residence. Roe Eviction Pending
The noon deadline nears for taking possession of the A. Thompson residence, with G. A. Roe to vacate this week. Roger Chinn remains critically ill after months in bed as complications hinder recovery. Lew M. Machin, district official, was a business visitor in Anita, while a radiy has been installed in the community.
Sunday Service at Congregational Church Delights Parish
The Sunday service at the Congregational Church featured the choir in a moving performance. Mrs. Carne Riamuesen entertained attendees and Miss Vern Lh Heek directed the dressers, while Mrs Abe Thedges hosted post service gatherings for club members and relatives at a social dinner.
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Ben Furst
He Congregational Church
Coir
Carne Riamuesen
Vern
Heek Owen
Abe Thedges
Thoredig Aete eWeek
Lo Uh Palhner
Anna
Death Waits for Bank Robbers Near Adair
A violent incident near Adair is reported as bank robbers approached a local financial institution. Witnesses describe a tense standoff with gunfire, a Colt 45 reportedly involved, and authorities pursuing suspects as Monday night violence unsettles the town.
Griswold P. E. G. Hosts Interesting Meeting at Local Home
At Roll Vall, Griswold P. E. G. held its meeting since officers were elected. Mrs. Charles spoke on “Cahl Packs Process” and Mrs. J. Harris discussed “The Cure of Electrical Appliances.” The gathering included Nay th. Chapter Ge Ty attendees and the News-Telegraph noted the event.
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Sloye
Hinyaman
Charles
Reid
J. Harris
Harvard Crew Seeks Strong Season With Kelley Captaincy
Harvard varsity crew led by captain Sylvester Kelley gears up on the Charles River tuning for the racing season. The Crimson plans 80 crewmen and nine first-class boats ready to compete.
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Sylvester Kelley
Harvard
Charles River
Crimson
De Palma Sets Mile Speed Record at Refair Track
Ratyh De Palma won the mile and five mile automobile races at the refair track, setting a new mile record of 4 1 6. Lockhart and Hearne finished second and third in the mile event. A serious crash injured B A Davis and Fourrigel, with Fourrigel trapped beneath a toppled car after a spectacular wreck on the course.
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DE Palma
Duver
Cneal
Fourrigel
Iowa's 22 Winter Titles Amid 25 Seasons Record
Iowa City reports 22 winter championships across 25 seasons with 19 athletes earning titles. Despite no team titles, Hawkeyes show strong individual wins in track, gymnastics, swimming, wrestling, and more. Charles Brookings leads with three consecutive indoor 20 yard low hurdles and another 50 yard dash title.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
Hawkeyes
Bresnahan
Charles Brookings
Des Moines Harles Harvis Bout Headlines Card
Sport briefs report Harold Plude and Johnny Harvis meeting in the feature bout at Bercher theater next Friday night. Notre Dame alumnus Knute Rockne and the Four Horsemen will attend a April 24 banquet. High school basketball tours teams arrive for a Vienna cage tourney at the University of Chicago starting Tuesday. Cambridge wins university bore at Putney as Oxford shell swamps after half course. Javelin and hammer added to the Iowa prep meet May 2. Pinkney Mitchell disqualified in sixth round for clemency in clinches. Harria Lamb elected captain of Coe College basketball. Thompson defeats Kenneth Reed in final tennis.
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Des Morses
Harold Plude
Johnny Harvis
Bercher
Des Morse
Knute Rockne
Sutre Dame
Four Horsemen
Notre Rum Alumini
Final Iowa state pocket billiard match set in Des Moines
The Iowa state pocket billiard tournament concludes in Des Moines with present state champion Walter Wilson facing W H Dawson. The final, scheduled for the week, will be played at the King billiard par lors.
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Des Moines
King
Walter Wilson
W. H
Self Help Ideals and Independence in Public Virtue
A compact musing on self-help ethics stresses personal effort while sharing capacity to assist others. It extols independence as rightful sourcing of one’s needs and urges offering aid within ability as a social duty.
Walter Camp Remembered as Father of Football
Henry L Farrell pays tribute to Walter Camp, noted as founder of the Harvard system and father of football, who died suddenly. The piece honors Camp’s 45 years shaping football from a rough pastime to a respected college sport, credits his foresight for the forward pass, leadership on the rules committee, and argues no one can replace him in guiding the game’s integrity and amateur spirit.
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Camp
Henry L. Farrell
United Press Sports Folour
New York
Wualteramp
Pop Geers
Percy Haughton
August Belmont
Julius Fleischmann
John M. Ward
Walter Camp
Yale
Percy Haugston
Harvard
Haughton
Columbia
Ates
United States
Intercol‘legiate Football Association
Walter‘Camp
Walter. Camp
Kane Leaves in Quest Elther Geng Anni
Kane departs on a quest amid unclear wording as plans or challenges surface. The fragment hints at a person or group named Kane undertaking a journey with uncertain aims and possible adversaries.37
Unclear Candidate Bout Skirts New York Crown Match
Fragmentary note references a potential title bout involving Jack Dempsey and an opponent possibly Harry Pills, with terms odd and garbled. No decisive date or venue is readable, leaving uncertainty about the crown match plan in New York.
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Harry Pills
Jack Dempsey
York
Prep Cage Teams Reach Chicago For National Tournament
Scholastic basketball squads from across the country arrive for the national interscholastic tournament at the University of Chicago opening Tuesday. The field includes 33 states with 27 state champions and winners from regional tournaments. First-round games begin Tuesday noon, with finals Saturday evening. West Waterloo Ia faces Greeley Ca in the opening match at 3 PM Tuesday.
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University-of-Chicago
Laramie Wyu
Alan
Greeley
Pollege Hill
Colorado
St. George
Wkah
Tanopah
Never
Ale Lanene
N. M
Uotena
Mont
Rocky Mountain
Cotton States
New England
Adirondack
Central States
Hawkeye State
Calo
University of [Chicago
Atherstone Wins $50 000 Handicap at Tijonas Track
Atherstone, a speedy chestnut gelding by Narathomoid Silcla owned by Mrs Vivadoy, won the Coffreth handicap at Tijonas track over a mile and a quarter in sloppy going, earning $54 426. General Thatcher from Nevada stock farm placed second, a head behind, with Spick and Span and Fabian close behind as the J C McGill entry. The race drew one of the most exciting finishes at the Tijuana courts.
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San Diego
Cal
Atherstone
Narathomoid
Silcla
Vivadoy
Tijons
General Thatcher
Nevada Stock Farm
Spick
Fabian
J. C. McGill
Tijuana Courts
Weissmuller May Enter Tank Meet
Palo Alto Cal March 30 Ernst Brandaten Stanford swimming coach and AAU committee member announced Johnny Weissmuller of the Maois A C will enter certain events at the national championships in San Francisco starting April 23.
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Palo Alto
Cal
Ernst Brandaten
Stanford ‘University
Johnny Weisemuller
Maois A. C
San Francisco
Old Time Hurler Visits Des Moines
George Cooper, former pitcher for the Des Moines Western Association club, arrives in Des Moines for a short visit to reconnect with old friends. The report notes past seasons in 1800 and 1897 with Cedar Rapids Davenport Debigy Peoria and St Joseph.
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Des Moines
George Cooper
Dés Moines
Dora
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Debigy Peoria
St. Joseph
Stribling Promised Bout With Tunney in San Francisco
Georgia teen boxer Stribling was promised a April San Francisco bout with American heavyweight champion Tunney. Promoters claim Tunney’s team agreed, after Stribling earned a hard fought ten round decision in a recent Philadelphia mill fight. Stribling reportedly suffered a rib injury and was taken to a hospital for treatment.
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Young Stribling
Gens Tunney
Tommy
Longthan
Philadelphia
Steibling
Tunney
Nebnar
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