Decisive Saturday slate with key college football showdowns
West rivalry in Minnesota pits Wisconsin against Minnesota while the Illini meet Iowa in Champaign. East clashes include Harvard Carlisle Princeton Dartmouth and Cornell Amherst. Others list Drake Missouri and Indiana Notre Dame among weekend games across U.S. venues.
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West
Wisconsin
Champaign
Iowa
Huff
Harvard
Drake
Missouri
Stadium
Ames
Nebraska
Omaha
Holinois
Grinnell
Des Moines College
Cornell
Monmouth
Mount Vernon
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Morningside
Hamline
Sioux City
Pennsylvania
Lafayette
Philadelphia
Princeton
Dartmouth
New York City
Carlisle Indians
Cambridge
Amherst
Ithaca
Annapolis
Virginia
West Point
Springfield
T. S
Michigan
Kentucky
Ann Arbor
Illinois
Purdue
Wabash
Miami
Oxford
Indiana
Notre Dame
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Sewanee
Rose P. 1
Sarlham
Terre
Beauty secret from Parisian skin care revealed
An American in Paris shared a home wash to achieve clear complexions. The formula uses Rose Water two ounces Cologne Spirits one ounce Ep-potone four ounces dissolved in hot water, cooled, strained, then mixed. Applied daily it promises to transform sallow skin into a fresh bloom of youth.
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Chicago Record-Herald
Paris
College matchups list across several cities
Ohio State faces Case in Cleveland while Ohio Wesleyan plays Denison in Granville Vanderbilt meets Tennessee in Nashville Georgia Tech hosts Auburn in Atlanta Arkansas plays Drury in Springfield Clemson vs Georgia in Augusta Louisiana versus Mississippi A and M in Baton Rouge
Carrol’s Iowa gubernatorial campaign spent 200.89
In Des Moines on November 6, Hon. B. F. Carrol filed his gubernatorial expense report showing total costs of 200.89, with thirteen other candidates also filing sworn statements. Three candidates reported zero expenditures and several contributors funded state and county committees. ten candidates listed specific amounts.
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Des Moines
Iowa
B. F. Carroll
Secretary of State
Scott M. Ladd
Carroll
H. L. Bousquet
Ie SA
Ain
L. Bousauet
Tae Meomorts
Yaox
C. Loomis
John Reilly
EF. FE. Brinthall
Dolliver Reflects On Iowa Election Returns
Fort Dodge Iowa November 6 Senator Dolliver says Taft’s victory shows the path to the presidency lies in solid achievements not discontent. He notes Bryan cannot sway politics from idealism and commends Iowa primary results for settling the senatorial race in favor of Cummins and ending party factional strife.
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Fort Dodge
Dolliver
Taft
Bryan
Iowa
Cummins
Explosion kills seventeen near Winnipeg
A premature dynamite blast 100 miles east of Winnipeg yesterday killed seventeen people. Among the dead are five Americans and a foreman, with others missing or injured in the blast.
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Winnipeg
Here
Jacksonville Wild Over Billy Sunday
Five thousand people paraded as Billy Sunday rode in a Red Devil car through Jacksonville central Illinois for the largest religious demonstration yet. Seven thousand heard the sermon with 4900 crowding outside. 3000 converts wore white flowers and Sunday heads to Ottumwa next morning.
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Jacksonville
Billy Sunday
Central ‘Llinois
Jeffries
Billy
Illinois
Tabernacle
Ottumwa
Pickett Captures Seven Iowa Counties With Eight Thousand Plus Lead
Results from Waterloo Iowa show Republican Pickett winning seven counties in the Third District with a reported plurality around 8 000. Early returns from Dubuque indicate he leads the congressional ticket by seven hundred to one thousand votes.
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Pickett
Waterloo
Dubuque
Successor to Senator Platt Emerges as Possible Picks
Albany reports two leading contenders for Thomas C. Platt's U S Senate seat with Elihu Root favored by Roosevelt via Washington dispatch and Whitelaw Reid as ambassador to Britain and ex New York Tribune editor. Other named names include Woodruff Fassett and Black.
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Albany
United States
Thomas C. Platt
Elihu Root
Washington
Roosevelt
Whitelaw Reid
Great Britain
New York Tribune
Woodruff
Republican State Committee
Frank S. Black
J. Sloat Fassett
Mr. Fassett
Virgin Oil of Pine promises cure for coughs and lung ailments
An advertisement touts Virgin Oil of Pine compound from Leach Chemical Co of Cincinnati as a home remedy for colds and coughs. It claims healing air from pine forests and prescribes a mix with gly cerine and whiskey, to be used in teaspoon doses every four hours.
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Leach Chemical Co
Cincinnati
Savings Department Moves to Temporary Quarters
The savings department of Cook Musser and Company State Bank opened in remodeled temporary quarters adjoining the bank to relieve crowding. The space is temporary pending the erection of a new bank building with plans soon to be submitted to decide on an exclusive bank or an office building with banking quarters on the first floor.
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The
Savings Department of
Cook, Musser and Company State Bank
Three Exceptional Acts Highlight Bijou Show
A strong week at the Bijou ends with a light but appreciative audience for a small yet mighty bill. Billy Mann the Delaphone Imitator, Fogarty and Addison headline with top vaudeville talent, including the famed spoof telephonist and comic singers. Kinodrome pictures and illustrated songs close a strong program.
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Billy Mann
Minstrelsy
Delaphone Imitator
Fogarty
Fogarty & Addison
Chicago
Ill
Don Ryan
Junie McCree
Kennedy Plurality Shrinks After Des Moines County Recount
Des Moines county revision adds 202 votes to Tracy, boosting his county lead to 1 563 and narrowing Kennedy's district-wide margin to 1 661. Lee county shows Kennedy ahead by 47, though reports vary on the exact figure.
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Des Moines
Tracy
Burlington
Kennedy
Lee County
Polluted water blamed for Iowa City illness surge
Iowa City reports a stomach and bowel illness outbreak affecting several hundred people. Authorities say a river water flush contaminated the supply, and the safe return of water use may take about two weeks. Dr. Henry Albert conducts a water analysis.
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Iowa City
Henry Albert
Home Made Quinine Hair Tonic Promises Big Savings
Readers can mix one ounce of Beta Quinol with half a pint water and half a pint alcohol to produce over a pint of quinine hair tonic. The mixture is claimed to improve hair quality, prevent dandruff, and support a healthy scalp, at a fraction of the cost of store bought tonics.
Sherman Sends Campaign Expense Record to Albany
Vice President elect Sherman forwarded to Albany the campaign expense statement detailing total outlays of $2,800. He contributed $750 to Oneida County Republican Committee, $500 to the State Committee, $50 to the National Committee, $609 for miscellaneous expenses, and $900 for traveling costs, with Harry E. Devendorf noted as his secretary.
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Utica
Sherman
Albany
Secretary of State
Oneida County
Republican Committee
State Committee
National Committee
Harry E. Devendorf
Bend City Lodge No. 143 meeting notice
Bend City Lodge No 143 Modern Brotherhood of America holds meetings on the second and fourth Monday evenings in the Yeoman's hall at the corner of Iowa Ave and Third streets. Visiting members are welcome. Dr E H Kine serves as president and C H Ryan as secretary.
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Bend City
Modern Brotherhood of America
Yeoman's Hall
Iowa Ave
Third Streets
E. H Kine
C. H. Ryan
Degree of Honor Dance at Yeoman Hall Announces Admission
A Degree of Honor dance will be held November 10, 1908 at Yeoman hall. Admission is 25 cents with an extra 10 cents for an additional lady.
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Yeoman Hall
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Bremer
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Delaware
Franklin Hardin
Wright
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Spallerson Stores
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Cook-Musser Bank
J. S. Sherman
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