Iowa Faces Tough Start in Three Big Tests for Hawkeyes
Iowa opens a challenging run with a Big Ten clash at Minnesota as the Hawkeyes aim to extend a perfect conference record. Minnesota has allowed only two touchdowns in two league games, while Iowa relies on backs Laws Fisher and Crayne to unlock the Gophers defense before meeting Iowa State and Michigan in upcoming threats.
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West Branch Leads East Iowa League in football standings
West Branch sits atop the Eastern Iowa Eight with three wins and no defeats. Monticello and University high share second place as Tipton prepares for its homecoming against West Branch while other Friday games include University high at Mount Vernon and Monticello at West Branch. A nicotine stain remover product is now available to women smokers.
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Six Sophomores Lead Minnesota First String Team
MINNEAPOLIS AP Six sophomores anchor the Minnesota Gophers first string sported by coach Bernie Bierman. Nine of the initial fourteen ranked players are first year men and the varsity eleven includes six sophomores. Key backfield includes Glenn Seidel Alfonso Beise and Pug Lund. quarterbacks and tackles Dick Smith George Svendsen are new faces.
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University of Minnesota
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Pitt
Purdue
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Soph
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Beise
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Minnesota
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Freddie Atkinson Fights In Moline
Freddie Atkinson a colored lightweight meets an unknown opponent in East Moline Thursday night in a Buck Sergent promoted show.
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College Football Notes From Midweek Practice Across Big Ten
United Press reports Midwest colleges adjusting lineups and plans after midweek practices. Michigan tightens defense under Clark Shaughnessy for Purdue tests while Chicago works on passing plays. Notre Dame names Nick Lukats captain for Pittsburgh clash. Ohio State may shuffle quarterbacks and backs with Pincura and Kabea set to play. Northwestern prep for Ohio State with potential lineup gaps. Wisconsin focuses on stopping Purdue’s rushing and pass defense. Indiana shifts Bob Jones to fullback as reserves push for spots. Illinois plans return to practice for Michigan game with rest day noted. Minnesota seeks reserves as George Rennix returns from injury.
Iowa Hawkeyes Face Minnesota Tossup in Big Ten Clash
The column analyzes the Iowa Minnesota showdown with a focus on reputations and finances shaping Big Ten dynamics. It cites Iowa's revival, Minnesota's recent results, and coach tactics amid speculation on Notre Dame and Notre Dame leadership changes.
Four Damage Suits Rise From Two Accidents in Court
Civil case filings for the November term include four damage actions arising from two auto accidents. One crash at Fifth Avenue and Third Street SW involved a taxicab operated by Harry Macy and a car owned by Earl Brink driven by Joseph B. Brink, with Ben Shea filing for $3,523.15. Another action names C. J. Mc Elreth and George T. Wilhelm as defendants in a $719.40 claim. A separate suit stems from a highway No. 30 collision near Cedar Rapids involving Mack's Transport Service, with Louis Michael seeking $750 and George Berry seeking $1,000 for injuries from the ditching after an overtaking truck passed.
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Brinks
C. J. McElreth
George T. Wilhelm
Cedar Rapids
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George Berry
Mack
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L. J. Wetencamp
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Divorce Filings Include Adams Yanda Werner Actions
District court records show Prudence Adams v Clarence Adams Clara Yanda v Edward Yanda and Nelle A Werner v Wilmer A Werner all citing cruel and inhuman treatment. Adamses married September 1 1929. Yanda and Yan da married April 1914. Werner and Wilmer Werner wed December 24 1931 at Galena Illinois. Adams seeks title to household goods and alimony while Yanda seeks custody of two minors alimony and homestead title. Werner seeks restoration of her maiden name Nelle A Baty. A separate $700 suit by South Sittle Sash and Door Co. against James Jack was dismissed. a motion for a new trial was filed in a contract case Ethel Ellison and Howard Ellson v Emanuel.
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Clarence F. Adams
Clara Yanda
Edward Yanda
Nelle A. Werner
Wilmer A. Werner
Adamses
Vanda
Werner
Nelle A. Baty
Galena, Ill
Ethel Ellison
Howard Ellson
Emanuel
Divorce granted in Des Moines couple in 1930 marriage
Alice N Giese 26 was divorced from George W Giese 30 by Judge H C Ring for cruel and inhuman treatment. They were married at Des Moines in July 1930. A separate Marion case awarded plaintiffs 440.50 in a trees purchase suit before Judge Ring. A Michigan vendor suit against W F Main was dismissed with prejudice. Chicago firm Becken seeks 288.84 against George O Brien operating as Silver Company. Judge Ellison to hear pending motions Thursday at 9 a.m.
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Alice N. Giese
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Des Moines
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Grand Rapids
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F.O. Ellison
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Twelve To Get Purple Heart At Independence
Twelve former service men from Independence will receive the Purple Heart at a high school auditorium ceremony Friday evening. Paul Shonka of Independence will receive the Silver Star for gallantry. Congressman Fred Biermann will award the medals and speak. The event is hosted by the Veterans of Foreign Wars with local patriotic groups participating. the list of Purple Heart recipients includes John Postle Winthrop Daniel Schremp ser William Lumsden Alexander Lumsden Charles Weber Edward Dake Bruce McFarland Clyde Hayward Henry C. Wing Herbert Reed Ross Eastman Cicero Knudsen.
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Clyde Hayward
Henry C. Wing
Herbert Reed
Ross Eastman
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Billie Dove Seriously Ill in Hollywood
Screen actress Billie Dove is seriously ill from pleurisy at her home. Only her husband Robert Kenaston and her mother are allowed to visit. Dove is an expectant mother.
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Arlington butter maker wins award in judging contest
E Mitchell of St. Lucas won the women’s judging contest while Mrs. R A Bartlett took second and Mrs W R Waskow of Arlington placed third. The report lists numerous individual butter entries with scores ranging from the low 90s to over 95, featuring competitors from Algona, Whittemore, Cresco, Oelwein, and many Iowa towns.
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Guana
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Oelwein
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Cedar Rapids
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Plea Seeks Damages In Death Of Robert Singer
Ida Singer as administratrix of the estate of 16 year old Robert Singer seeks 15500 in district court against the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific railroad after a truck west of Palo collided with a Rock Island passenger train killing Robert Singer and Verne Rezab of Cedar Rapids. The suit claims 15000 for the death and 500 for a wrecked truck owned by William Singer and Company.
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David M. Ringer Dies Suddenly at Home
David M. Ringer, age unknown, of 2055 Washington Avenue SE, died suddenly at 12 10 pm Wednesday at his residence after heart trouble. Born July 22 1690 in Lisbon he had lived in the city since then. Survived by his wife five sisters Mrs Fred Brink Mrs L E Blessing Mrs Jesse Ink Mrs William Hayett and Mrs Metta Cole. He belonged to Crescent lodge No 25 A F and A M the American Legion and the First Lutheran church. He served overseas after enlisting in Cedar Rapids. Former Armstrong Clothing employee and lately a traveling representative for Turner company.
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Pioneer Palo Couple Observe Anniversary
Mr and Mrs William Heiden of Palo marked their fiftieth wedding anniversary with a family dinner at their Palo home. The couple have six children ten grandchildren and six great grandchildren.
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Penny carnival at Webster school in Webster Iowa
A Webster school and community sponsored penny carnival Saturday evening to raise funds for athletics dramatics and music. Rehearsals are underway for the junior class play Mammy's Lil Wild Rose set for mid November.
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Marriage bandits release. Billings to pay support
A man identified as Billings was released from jail on Tuesday after agreeing to a $10 monthly support bond signed by Delhi residents. He appeared before Judge A B Lovejoy amid contempt charges for failing to provide alimony to his former wife Mrs M Casitas Billings. Billings now reportedly supports his children and has remarried, despite ongoing court orders.
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