Cambridge Wins: Flying Dutchmen Outscore Wildcats
The Star-Courier reports Cambridge high school defeated the Cambridge team 16 to 8 with Baugh and two cited players scoring for the Kewanee side. The Flying Dutchmen lineup included Hoepner and Carroll among others, with Hainds and Taylor officiating. The piece also notes mood features, a new washer cutter patent, local social items, and a funeral from St. Marys in Hooppole.
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Star-Courier
Cambridge
Kewanee Noys
Carroll
Kewanee
Baugh
Cambridge High School
Rosenstone
Carlson
Johnson
Brodd
Hoepner
Tesch
Partridge
Hawkins
Olson
Hainds
Taylor
Timers
Lawson
McDermott
Rosentstone
Barton
Local notes and notices from a small town edition
Henry Sibley and wife spent the day at W H Fuller's Tuesday. Ray Marvel returned home last weeks after a short visit in Idwa. John Meyers Jr from near Morrison was a guest of his parents Monday night. The Uttley and Walkay sale was well attended Monday and things brought good prices. Albert Redell who went to Minnesota to spend the inter hunt is now back home without seven catching as much game as two muskrat. Wm Dersham was taken seriously ill last Thursday. Dr Magill found a slight stroke of paralysis but he is improving. Fraternal Reserve Life association installed officers at Woodman hall Tuesday. Mrs Ellen Hossick elected president, Mrs Lena Sohrbick vice president, Mrs Annie Rollo secretary and treasurer. Rice cultivation in Manchuria is said to be more profitable than in China or Japan despite a short season. The Walton News editor is bed bound. his washerwoman carelessly let a cow eat a shirt. Hiss meanings vary from country to country including Japan and Kabyle regions. A remarkable tree near Lake Chad is said to grow rapidly becoming an impenetrable forest in a single season.
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Ray Marvel
Idwa
John Meyers, Jr
Morrison
Uttley & Walkay
Albert Redell
Minnesota
Dersham
Magill
Fraternal Reserve Life Association
Woodman ~Hall
Ellen Hossick
Lena Sohrbick
Annie Rollo
Equal Education Levels Play Down Male Superiority
Rev. Anna Howard Shaw argued in Philadelphia that co education erodes male dominance as men and women study alike. A seaside incident of a rejected suitor highlights shifting views with a medical student joking about a heart palpitation from cheap cigarettes, showing changing norms.
Hair Whorls on Horses as Natural Pedometers
Hair whorls and crests on horses track locomotive activity, with the domestic horse showing the most. Noted is the feathering along the flank and crests on the chest, arising from underlying muscle action. The study links hair lay to movement, justifying the pedometer analogy as a superficial parallel.
Mixed Patriotism and Andalusian Horses From History
A fragment recalls a nineteenth district event with a fallen political idol praising patriotic tunes and a New York Times note. It also notes Jerez de la Frontera’s long history as a Moorish stronghold famed for Andalusian horses bred from Arab stallions and later crossbred with other breeds, especially blemish.
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Jerez de la Forontera
Andalusia
Spain
Obituary: Mrs. William Kiene of Loraine and Kewanee
Mrs. William Kiene died Friday January 5 1912 at the home of Fred Kendrick in Loraine township after a long illness linked to cancer. She had lived in Loraine prior to moving to Kewanee with her husband and later returned to her daughter’s home where a nurse cared for her. She left three children Frank Hooppole Mary Kendrick and Philip Kiene plus twelve grandchildren and a sister and brother in Kewanee. Funeral services were held Monday.
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Wim
Kiene
Alis-Fred- Kendrick
St. Mary's Church
Hooppole
William Kiene
Fred Kendrick
Loraine Township
Sto Frantis—hospital
Kewanee
Kienes
Frank
Mary
Loraine
Philip
Kate
Frank Egert
Theodore
Anthony Seyller
Jacob Thurwanger
Special Election on Incorporation and Minority Representation Geneseo
The city of Geneseo holds a special election on a Saturday in January 1912 to vote on incorporating under the General Assembly act and to decide if minority representation will be adopted in the City Council. Polls open 7 AM to 5 PM at four ward locations including City Hall and Wigwam.
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Geneaea
Geneser
General Assembly
Hingis
City Hall
Weidenhoeft
Hose Honuse
John H O'Bryan
Geneseo
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