1917 Football Schedule Fixed for Midwest Conference
The 1917 football schedule was tentatively adopted by the Western Conference football directors. Minnesota and Chicago held firm on a schedule with few changes from the previous year. Ohio State, Wisconsin, and Illinois are set for several home and away dates, with Chicago declining to play Ohio State at Columbus. The schedule features dates from April to June with no football dates in April beyond some spring events.
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Chicago
St. Dac
Ohio State University
Oloker Mineurota
Nartorn
A. A. Stage 1
Ohio State
Minnesota
Columbus
Klee
Kellogg Keacetary
Strohm
Endshonk
Achiotte
Nelson A. Kellone
Schodute
Iowa
Illinola
Northwestern
Northrontern
Indiana
Joa
Wisconsin
Wincontla
Niisols
Trimois
Chiruse
Minnerota
Ottumwa Muskies Face Ottumwa Quintet in Big Night
Local fans await a high rivalry clash as Ottumwa Muskies host the Munky mentors in a nine o'clock showdown after an eight o'clock junior game. Star additions Kohet and Midler boost the Muskies while Sluts Lester Sumnar Lynch and Calor key the Ottumwa unit in a full evening of hoops and a dance to follow.
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Ottumen
Munky Basketball
Hocstora
Minklea
Tha Markera
Try Naw Armory
Toeat
Mnenp
Kohet
Midler
T Fo
Walle Uttle
Wali
Sluts
Lester
Thorn
Galt
Muskies
Aunee
Tomorrmy
Alanagar Volgor
Annonces Linen
Valger
Lincup
Ottumwe
Kobel
Sumnar
Lynch
Milter
Calor
Muskian
Kautz
Haanbrook
Gould
Schrours
Bloom
Healey
New Era Five
Mane
Chavo
Tipton Soldier Promoted to Lance Corporal in World War I
Tipton Iowa native Roy Arkle Potter, a student at Iowa university, served with Allied forces in the Somme. He recently received a promotion to lance corporal after joining the Canadian forces and later fighting in the old world war.
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Tipton Solder
Town City
Dee
Roy Arkle Potter
Tipton
Iowa
Towa Aniveralty
Waiil
Canada
Plan Volley Ball Tourney Set For Winter Action
Plans outline a two squad six man volleyball tournament at the MCAA in the winter. Matches will be guarded each week to build readiness for the season. Expectation is a October finish with a final game and trophy for the winning team.
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Dri-Olty
I Business Area
M.C. A
Siz Menydore
Tehodia
Ring Guaitad
Tennis Rules To Stand Pat In 192? Meeting Details
The United States National Lawn Tennis Association faces renewed interest regarding next February’s ruling on tournament formats. A December New York meeting will finalize proposals, with expectations the committee may defer action on recommendations. Controversy arose from prior discussions and the exclusion of Clare Cassel from a prior summer event.
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United States
Avon
Thor
U. 5
N. 1
New York
Clare Cassel
Full Pay For Injury Victims Adopted At National Meeting
A new form of contract guarantees full pay to injured players until contract expiry. The measure, adopted Saturday at a national meeting, ends club obli gations under old terms. Critics say previous contracts were unfair to injured players and could be terminated early, but the new clause ensures payment regardless of injury.
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Amoarteau
al Longios
Cordlax
Days
Uruba
Miayora
Sid Awsuat Orrmann
Proaiden
Cincinhaul
Ehoirmnan
Bult
Hult
Wnt
Caen
Fultz
Piren
FOUR SEEK JOB AS HAN nibal MANAGER
News brief from Hannibal Missouri reports Jock Beatty, current captain of the Hannibal Three year York County team, applied for the local club manager post to replace Tod Warine who will move to Quincy. Other candidates are Stolin Castle and Jerry Akoty as named by President Henry Blodel.
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TiIannibal
Dee
Jock Beatty
Hannibad
Yen Jonkueefib Instaan Aon
Yeatorday
Next Weapon
Tod Warine
Quincy
Beatty
Toronto
Henry Blodel
Stolin Castle
Inatyotr
Jerry Akoty
Quicy
Agues
Gawsch
Kansas City
Market News Heavy on Wheat Prices Amid Turbulence
Market brief reports a nervous session in wheat with May futures around 1.724 and July near 2.41 as supply concerns and rail disruptions weigh. Correspondents note receipts and shipments from major traders, with weekly totals and regional price actions across Minneapolis and Duluth markets.
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Wywifi
Ocean Younda
Lie United
SUCH
Canada
Ian Woelk
Andirte
JaMvarke Korap
Washington
Priaen
Wihijoh
Warn
Matotind
United States
Wight
Raina
Whitney to Meet Welling Tonight in Chicago Fight
In a boxing showdown set for tonight in Chitago Dee Ketosha faces tough prep as Hopkins is mentioned. Frank Whitney of Cedar Rapids and rival Welling are matched for a high profile bout at the Rigadwor town gymnasium amid training sessions and a sizable audience.
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Chitago
Dee
Rigadwor
Franko Whitney
Welling
Whitney
Walling
Ames Team Second In Stock Judging Event
Chicago December Fourth. Iowa State College team finished second in the stock judging contest at the International Livestock Exhibition. The winning Purdue team led with 8,970 points, Ohio placed third with 3,877.
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Chicago
Towa State College
John L. Evans
John M. Buay
L. J. Wheaeler
A.D Coy
Floyd
Bovults
K. V. Wilnons
Dury Chriatonaen
E. T. Graft
Aie
Wilkinson
R. C. Lorenz
John A Dur
Hoy
Karork
Purdue University
Polite
Ohio
Hog Market Strength Despite Receipts at Chicago Sale
In Chicago the hog market showed strength despite receipts with substantial activity from buyers. Prices for native hogs ranged around 8.00 to 10.05 with support from packers and dealers amid a generally active trading day on the Chicago live stock market.
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AdnouInte
Bally
oWinz CO & Roo
South Omaha Live Stock Market Report Highlights Prices
The South Omaha live stock market shows large cattle and hog sales with price emphasis. Notable figures include around 19,000 heads traded and prices near $8,000 and $10 per head, with cattle, hogs, and poultry segments all affected by market activity across multiple wires and markets.
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South Mui
Aval Dav
Inarier Etendy
Stoora
Clave
Vga Ceeiine
Mterigek Hixhar
Peiutlivat
Woth Pth
Stag Tes Minh
MILO
St. Louis
Enlyon
St. Nowt
Shoerealtecadpi
Kansas City Produce Market Brief
Fragmentary OCR item describes a Kansas City produce market with references to trains, leasing, and multiple industry terms. Readable names or concrete facts are sparse, yielding a compact market note with unclear specifics and several garbled phrases.
Closing-out Sale at Brockway Farm Near Cong Illinois
A closing-out auction at the Brockway farm south of Nichola four miles NE of Cong begins at 10 o'clock Wednesday December 6. The sale lists 20 horses from yearlings to mature brood mares, cattle including 15 milch cows and 75 hogs, plus two manure spreaders, plows, binders, wagons, engines, and many farm implements with terms to be announced. Lunch by Ward Reynolds. Auctioneers Gideon and Atlan. Clerk Ben N. Smith.
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Brockway Farm
Nichola
Cong
Ryay
Bas
Jersey
Emerson
John Deere
Deering
Ward Reynolds
Vail & Hamilton
Gideon & Atlan
Ben NS. Smith
FOR SALE Classified notices and local postings in Central Town
A jumble of sale offers and notices lists buyers and sellers in Central Town Minnesota. Items include vehicles touring cars modern houses corn products and various services with contact details and prices. Also reports on community events church meetings and local visits across nearby towns and Davenport.
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Rox Salt
Central Town
Minn
Nehool
Church
Mount Wise Maddler Erances
Numerous Gains Reported in Stock Exchange Activity
In early trading today notable gains emerged across major exchanges with advances led by industrial and railroad issues. The ticker showed mixed responses as copper, petroleum, and steel stocks moved, while grain and other commodities displayed varied directions in the London and American markets.
Wilton N N C Meeting Highlights Local Socials
Wilton Iowa December 4 The N N C met at the home of Mrs C G Bacon with a program of readings songs and music led by Mrs H E Nicolaus A number of local families and visitors attended including Mrs Julia Ward Howe and Mrs Stella Johnston From Davenport to Muscatine guests called on friends and a family reunion was held at the Moylan home Several residents traveled to Davenport and Rock Island for short visits and local club activities were noted
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Charles Chapin
Crapin
W. RR
T. C. C. B. Bath
aMcorn
Mpnorth League
Jriday Evesining
Laura Duncan
Murcatine
Mika Tarellio Whitmer Apent
Muscntine
A. Burrows
Mert Sullivan
Davenport
Ruth Scolller
Auseatine
Clarence Crois
Ron
R. B. Cresta
John Maroit
Axias
Marie Heubner
Mixa Bertha Ayres
Apent
Marentine
Mra
P. Mason
Fred Kinestd
Inmea
Staith
Oliver Kelley
Herman Ingow
Leonora
Paul Tobing
Chas
Wenderson
Tay
Herman Jinn
Mian Arminta
Menk
Mixts
Towlae Maurer
Wriday
D. E. Smith
Plano Xelo
Ira
H.R. Johnson
Stella Johnston
Mario
Monmouth
Arthur Hooke
Rock Inlinct
Mary Shiflet
Durant
George Schafnit
Mias Barbara
Will Baker
Davonport
Pat, Moylan
Iile
Henry Schmidt
Andrew Mee Fadden
Will Wahle
Atadigo
St. Mary's Ethurch
Thaw
Kuman
Lawrence
Muscatine
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