Many Teams to See First Test of Season Tomorrow
Ames and Iowa prepare for opening show as several squads square off in early season action. Coaches expect players to shake off rust while evaluating depth and early form ahead of the regular schedule.
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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1916
Page
6
Ames and Iowa prepare for opening show as several squads square off in early season action. Coaches expect players to shake off rust while evaluating depth and early form ahead of the regular schedule.
A jumble of team matchups and schedules many teams in midseason play. Ames faces Kannis of Amox Towm Grinnolwe Hawks eye field while several other contests unfold. notable games include Indiana at Chicago Colgate at Trinaty Wisconsin at South Dakota State and Minnesota. Attendance and totals listed with a 143,361 attendance and $420,701.50 receipts.
The Minneapolis boat Minneapolitan, noted as a premier world racing vessel, debuted at the Maal alpp Power Front regatta near St Paul, winning all crafts in her class. She reportedly set a 66.68 mph record at Putnas Hay and later claimed the pace title in Detroit before heading to defend the gold cup next year.
Milwaukee reports a surge of ducks arriving from Canada into northern Wisconsin. Birds include mallard, teal, and Waneka varieties, with waterfowl numbers bolstered by feeding efforts and wild rice seed trade. The southern hunting frontier remains quiet as migrants build, with peak abundance expected in two weeks.
Brooklyn N Y Oct 13 Charlow H Ebbetts president of the Brooklyn club said offers have come for six shares of the club valued at a portion of its total stock. He would not name a price or identify bidders and noted no decision on any offers. He hinted the club’s executive end has waited thirty four years under prior leadership.
In Amon Tennessee on October 12, the Anos coaches looked ahead to the Kansas contest Saturday. Players focused on improving form for the crucial Valley Conference clash with the Jayhawkers, while ignoring distractions from Lawrence.
A Chicago reform plan proposes punishing juvenile offenders with agricultural labor rather than confinement. The Cook County and Chinoke school for boys will offer intensive onion fields, fry growing, or poultry raising as corrective activities, framed as therapeutic rather than punitive.
A Democratic ticket in Riddle County faces upheaval as multiple resignations reshape the lineup ahead of next month’s general election. Republican candidates express confidence amid withdrawals and contested nominations, while Democratic officials confirm several incumbents will not seek reelection or have withdrawn.
Announcement notes a full house for a community event featuring Myrna Sharlow soprano Pamouys Sopranist and other musicians. Reports indicate high advance sales and seats near sold out. Local talent festival promises a strong program with notable connections and expected success similar to prior appearances in other cities.
An advertisement extols Old Kentucky chewing tobacco as rich and fruity with a mellow flavor. It claims natural sweetness, hand-selected leaf, and modern processing to produce luscious golden-brown plugs. A 10 cent plug is urged as tasty, wholesome, and appetizing.
A schedule outlines a Bible conference led by A. C. Gaebloln of New York with secretary A. L. McNell and committee chair C. Ay. Opening session set for Sunday at First Baptist Church on October 22 with morning and afternoon meetings and an evening service at First Methodist. Additional sessions planned October 28 to 31 with locations to be decided.
A local observance of Discovery Day by the Knights of Columbus Laurent Council at their Wont Second Street home featured oratory and dignitaries including J. P. Deve itt and L. J. Umae. The program included luncheon remarks and vocal and instrumental numbers by listed participants.
The Rev J J Leonard of St Mathias Church heads to Clinton to oversee ceremonies honoring Rt Rev J J Mee Linghill pastor of St Marys. In his absence Rev Monry Thickenberg of St Ambrose College Davenport will conduct Sunday services at Worst Eighth Street church. Pope Benedict XV awards Protonotary Apostolic title to Father McLaughlin and Bishop Davis. Clinton residents prepare for the event with vows.
Officers of the L H F and Avolian Literary Societies at Midentine school held an inaugural ceremony yesterday afternoon. Plans for the Saar were discussed as the battalion of officers met. Preparations for the first DYORTADIA of the year were announced for October 26, with regular programs to be presented every two weeks.
New York officials report multiple city chambers support the daylight savings plan. The Turn The Clock Forward Committee, a coalition of business leaders, stated its aim to push adoption nationwide to take effect in the summer of 1917.
A public notice from the focal point office prohibits meetings in government spaces without Treasury Department authority. Postmasters and custodians must enforce the ban, disallowing any occupancy of public building space for meetings not sanctioned by officials.
In Des Moines Ohio on October 1 the Union International convention of the Churches of Christ heard W H Rocket of Columbus urge more attention to superannuated ministers whose lives have been spent in active ministry. The morning session featured Bible school reports and relief discussion for aging preachers with Rav. Bookbery closing the segment. Other speakers included C R Stra Cincinnati Okla C M Filmore Indianapolis C J Goodnight Pannewining David Owen Kansas City W A Moore Washington.
City and county welfare groups announce a delegation plan for the Ottumwa conference October 22 to 24. J. Buser, county board chair, will attend with adsorers to be named, and Mayor McNutt plans to go. Welfare association members listed include Opal Zimmermans, C. L. Young, Mrs. D. W. Jackson, Lee C. Urbash, and Charley Worn. Muscatine’s G. M. Titus plans a push for the 1917 convention.
San Antonio Oct 13 Mexican railway shops in Monterey and Nueva Landa have run short of mechanics, threatening work stoppages that could cripple transportation in southeastern Mexico. Reported conspiracies to evade government discipline and demands for gold pay arose from the labor action.
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