College Notes Recap From Friday Football And Campus Events
Friday's football game drew praise for teamwork and spirit. Prof. Firth and Prof. Sadler attended the Drake Parsons game in Des Moines and reported a good contest. Various campus happenings include new lockers, a student council meeting, a first recital, play practice progress, and invitations for a Glee Club reception at Valhalla.
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Firth
Sadler
Drake Parsons
Des Moines
Miss Lively
Sophomors
Mr. Dudgeon
Miss Finley
Guy Churchill
Carlos Hillyer
Rachel Williams
Prof. Read
Chapel
Dean Severn
Academy
Hoffman
Mrch
The Perfect Petticoat For sale at Van Der Pols
A Petticoat item titled The Perfect Petticoat is offered for sale at Van Der Pols department store. The brief notice lists the item as available for customers seeking vintage or fashionable undergarments.
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van der Pol’s
Weather Report Oct 4 10 Observed by Ver Steeg
The Weather Report notes weekly normal precipitation figures as the crop season progresses. John H. Ver Steeg, Cooperative Observer for the Weather Bureau, records data for the period ending in early October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Ver Steeg
Cooperative
Weather Bureau
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Weatharwax Quartet and Readers at the Iowa Course
Four real brothers sing with readers specializing in pathos and humor. They have appeared on many Iowa courses, with two readings, two lectures, and two musical entertainments. Season tickets cost $1.50, single admission 50 cents. March 25 1912. Frank Dixon and Paul Weiss noted.
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Iowa
Paul Weiss
Edna Means
Taft, Morgan, and clocks in a restless 1911 note
A compact editorial mash of political jibes and social curiosities from 1911. Mentions John L. Sullivan, J. P. Morgan, Taft, and Uncle Joe Can with musings on residency, taxation, and the spread of postal savings banks. Maine and Texas clues hint at national mood.
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Habitant
Spain
Taft
Maj. Butt
Texas
Postal Savings Bank
Lone Star
Maine
Moint
Miss Sarah Mildred Willmer Reader of the Era
The article extols Sarah Mildred Willmer as a premier reader of the current generation praising her stage alternatives, noting she chose lyceum work over acting. It cites record crowds at midwestern chautauquas and a ten thousand attendance, asserting the value of her lyceum career.
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Sarah Mildred Willmer
Lyceum
Cacapeath
Miss Wilmer
Middle West
Schumann Heink
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College
Mr. Ulrich
Cecil
Guy
Oskaloosa
the Weather Report
Clondy
Pella
Caggiari Ana Slayto
E. W. Hoch
Kansas
Standard Oil
Redpath-Vawter
Man
Frank Dixon
Serge
Mozart Concert CO
Drian M. Newens
John L. Sullivan
Congress
Uncle Joe
J. P. Morgan
Democratic Party
Philadelphia
M. Vander Linden
Panama Bay
Vander Linden
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