Illini defeat DePauw 21 to 0 in Urbana
Illinois defeats DePauw 21 to 0 at Illinois Field in Urbana. Durant and Sternaman score on short runs, with Tabor to Wilson aiding the first TD. DePauw fights early but cannot cross the Illinois defense as Bloodgood pins DePauw back with effective punting and the Illini add a late TD by Dawson.
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DePauw
Orange
Blue
Tabor
Wilson
Eslinger
Durant
Mare
Krumheuer
Iinois
Zuppke
Hoosier
Dawson
Minois
Bloodgood
Ilinois
Sabo
Fisher Greene
Ellis Mohr
Moffett Vogel
Ogden McMillan
Diamond Drayer
Davis Reichle
Mendenhall “Ternaman
Bloodgoood Durnat
Kempner
Davis
Daniels
Hirt
Fisher
Myers
Jangro
Clark
Winkler
Diamond
Gammage
Vogel
Reichle
Augur
McMillan
Kaiser
Henry
Bodman
Greene
Hackett
West Point
Haines
Yale
Elliott
Wisconsin
Notorious Wolf Den Cleared by Government Hunters
Government hunters in Montana report the Wolf Den near Highwood has been cleared of wolves. Stockmen say cattle and calves now graze freely where wolves were once seen routinely. A field report to the Biological Survey of the U.S. Department of Agriculture notes a long predator patrol and no recent sightings in the area.
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Montana
Highwood
Feld
Biological Survey
United States Department of Agriculture
Mystery Wolves and Deer Track Decline Reported in Montana
A Montana district report notes no recent wolf sightings near the thicket and describes past cattle incursions. The August hunt tally includes 112 coyotes 2 hobcats 1 bear 11 badgers and 5 skunks by department hunters.
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Montana
City campaign activity spikes as leaders rally workers
For the first time this fall, party leaders Arthur Reat and Rupert Bartley mobilize Republican forces in a last day rally. Democrats also show more presence than since nomination as polls set to open 6 AM Tuesday and close at 6 PM with voting at six ward locations.
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Arthur Reat
Rupert Bartley
Zeis
BAKED BEANS UNSPILLED Cited for County Banquet
County Clerk Harry Moore, injured last week in a spill that cut his face and sprained his wrist, found a spark of humor when a postcard from the Putnam County Fish and Game Protective Association invited him to their banquet and told him to bring BAKED BEANS UNSPILLED.
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Harry Moore
Putnam County Fish and Game Protective Association
Prosecution Seeks Accident Theory in Italian Death
Prosecutor Fay Hamilton and Coroner Jacob McCurry conclude Indianapolis Italian Thomas George was killed by an accidental self shot while climbing a fence during a pursuit by Sheriff Sears and Deputy Hamm. They cite weapon calibers and scene description, noting bullet entry and lack of post mortem. They argue Hamm could not have fired the fatal shot.
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Fay Hamilton
Jacob M’curry
Sam Ham
Sherif
Indianapolis
Thomas George
Fincastle
Sears
Hamm
George
Jacob McCurry
Hamilton
McCurry
Putnam County Fish and Game Banquet Planned
The second annual Putnam County Fish and Game Protective Association banquet will be held Thursday evening November 10 in the Putnam County Courthouse lobby. Doors open at six with main entry through the east door and a 7 oclock start for the assembly room event.
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Court House
Putnam County Fish and Game Protective Association
Putnam County Court House
Greencastle
Putnam County
Sacred concert pleases large audience at church
In the season opener, the Christian Church Choir directed by Prof. Ralph C. Sloane delighted a large audience. violin soloist Arthur Perry, a high school junior, offered a pleasing performance. Miss Katharine Strong of DePauw sang O God, Save Me with a fine contralto tone. Dr. Marshall spoke on The Fragments of Life as the choir plans monthly concerts.
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Christian Church Choir
Ralph C. Sloane
Arthur Perry
Perry
Katharine Strong
DePauw School of Music
God
Last Day for Tax Paying Busy Office Closes
November 7 marked the final day for tax payments as crowds swarmed the presenter’s office. Those overdue faced additional penalties. W. D. Wright of Fillmore, agent for American Insurance Co., reported a $500 draft to cover Oscar A. Day’s stolen Ford in Indianapolis. payment settled in full.
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Tax Nevers Beeran
W. D. Wright
Fillmore
American Insurance Co
Oscar A. Day
Indianapolis
Greencastle Herald Runs Big Prize Election Giveaway
The Greencastle Herald owner Chas J Arnold buys a 5 passenger Buick Touring car worth 1075 dollars as a prize in the Herald Everybody Wins campaign. The campaign offers the car and cash prizes to Greencastle and Putnam county readers who submit nomination blanks and collect votes. Entry is free and voters can win by earning votes through coupons in each issue.
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Buick
Magnificent Daily Herald
Greencastle Herald
Greencastle
Ind
Chas. J .Arnold
Herald
Christie Thomas Auto Sales CO
Putnam County
the Herald
Ana
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