Central Beats Wesleyan 7 6 In Muddy Showdown
Central defeated Wesleyan 7 to 6 on a snowy mud slick field. Shields kicked the deciding goal after both teams scored in the third quarter. Lowe and Green made key tackles for Central, while Byers and Kensinger gained ground and Anderson punted. The entire contest featured limited open play and heavy ground fighting as Central pressed Wesleyan into downs multiple times.
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Central
Wesleyan
Lowe
Green
Byers
Vander Wal
Anderson
Kensinger
Snyder
Davis
Shields
Byram
Doe
Lodwick
Kepler
jPothovan
Kuyper
Terlouw
Byera
Central Wesleyan
Byeré
Lowe Snyder Shields RT Ballew Pothovan
Vanelle Kemble
Jansma VanderWal
Hyzer Anderson
Thompson Terlouw LE Gooch
Doe Green
Davis Byers
Hamilton
Thomas
Michigan
Mattison
Ames
Clark
Penn
Why Woodrow Wilson Should be Re-Elected Prize Winner
The Philadelphia Public Ledger awarded second prize of 300 dollars for the best pro Wilson article. Fredric P. Noble of Spokane Washington wrote Why Woodrow Wilson Should be Re-Elected. his wife Minnie Edmand of this city accompanied by her daughter visited her mother Mrs. T J Edmand in Pella during the summer.
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Philadelphia Public Ledger
Woodrow Wilson
Fredric P. Noble
Spokane
Wash
Minnie Edmand
Telephones in Rural Schools Urged After Injury Incident
A six year old girl was badly burned when her clothes caught fire at the Brick school south of town. The school had a telephone and prompt medical aid was secured, prompting a call for a telephone in every rural school funded by the district. The Newton News notes this could protect other children in isolated schools.
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Newton News
College Notes and Upcoming Artist Series at Monroe High
Prof Brouwer directs Orchestra and Band at Monroe High with Thursday rehearsals. Student pianists include Mary Helen VanderLinden and Alfred Johnson. U V A served coffee and sandwiches at Friday game. Artist Series opens November 10 in the college auditorium featuring Salvi the Italian harpist, Madam Read soprano, and Miss Harris pianist. Chapel talks cover Iowa history business and literature with Miss Sorensen, Mr Clifton, Miss Graham, and Mr Phillips presenting. Our Iowa Falls trip Friday and local comments by J L Harper and Carl G Byers touch on Meredith voting.
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Brouwer
Monroe High School
Mary Helen VanderLinden
Alfred Johnson
Sadler
College Auditorium
Salvi
Madam Read
New York
Miss Harris
Clifton
Towa
Iowa
Miss Graham
Scholtes
Pella
Phillips
Iowa Falls
J. L. Harper
Des Moines
Sunnyside
Carl G. Byers
Byers
Meredith
Carl
Card of Thanks for Our Sister’s Illness and Death
We thank neighbors and friends for their kindly aid and interest during the illness and passing of our sister.
Harding Pella speech highlights tariffs and temperance
Lieutenant Governor W L Harding spoke in Pella on a Thursday morning to a sizeable local crowd. He urged a bigger tariff to shield U S industry, backed keeping prices high, and addressed state issues including saloon policy and prohibition. He defended past actions, attacked Bishop Stuntz and the Des Moines Register, and pledged to use his influence to keep alcohol out of Iowa. He criticized single tax ideas, discussed land holdings, and stressed the need for rough roads to spur progress.
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W. L. Harding
Pella
Central College
Harding
Republican Party
Europe
Harding Spent Much More Time. He Stated That He Respects Mr. Meredith
Mr. Meredith
Mr. Harding
Davenport
Prohibition
der Demokrat
Des Moines Register
Stuntz
Methodist Church
United States
Iowa
Sioux County
Harding Defends Bond Plan Amid Railroad Road Debate
The speech touched on a proposed hundred million dollar bond issue and the cement and automobile industries as the opposing force feared by readers. Harding claimed a political fight with the Des Moines Register over his stance, recalling past primaries and Clarke’s wet position. He noted some unnamed source said grav el roads cost five thousand dollars per mile. The audience in Newton received the remarks courteously as he avoided lengthy discourse to catch a train.
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Meredith
Atlantic
Pella
Harding
Des Moines Register
Register
Clarke
Dell Huntoon
Town General Assembly
Newton
Iowa Soldiers to Vote in General Election on Border
Attorney General Cosson ruled all Iowa soldiers serving on the Mexican border may vote in the November 7 general election. Governor Clarke will appoint commissioners to carry poll books and ballots to Brownsville and Donna where two polling places will be set. Secretary of State Allen calls county auditors to send copies of sample ballots. about thirty three counties are affected. Soldiers vote without city registration requirements.
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Towa
Cosson
Iowa
Clarke
Brownsville
Donna
Calvary
Allen
Orice
Des Moines
No Trespassing on Prairie Lake Land
West side of Prairie Lake property owner G. Kamerick announces hunting and trapping forbidden. All persons are notified that trespassers will be prosecuted on the land area.
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Prairie Lake
G. Kamerick
Central College to Host Dr Winfield Scott Hall Talk
The Y M C A of Central College presents Dr Winfield Scott Hall to students, high school pupils, and the community on Monday October 30. The program includes a high school mass meeting, chapel talks, interviews, college talks, Y W address, and a community meeting for all men and boys of the city at the high school auditorium. Friends of Mr and Mrs J W D Roovart have moved from Des Moines.
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Y. M
Central College
Winfield Scott Hall
Hall
College
Y. W
All Men and Boys of City
H. S. Auditorium
J. W. D. Roovart
Des Moines
Wilson's Record A Fine Showing
A patriotic outline praising Wilson's record in peace and preparedness. Highlights include America First neutrality, Monroe Doctrine and Pan American policy, 300,000 Americans repatriated, foreign trade expansion, anti-dumping and war-risk laws, and bold public works such as irrigation, conservation, and tax reforms.
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America
Mexico
Pershing
United States
Panama
Danish West Indies
Panama Canal
Japan
Department OF Commerce
Federal Trade Commission
Henderson Stock Company Brings Clean Shows to Pella
The Henderson Stock Company performs nightly at the Womens Federated Club Building in Pella. Despite rain early in the week, crowds attended the shows. The company pleases local audiences with wholesome entertainment and affordable pricing, including a merchants complimentary ticket and ten cent reserved seats.
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Henderson Stock Company
Womens Federated Club
Henderson Company
Pella
VanZante couple depart for Portland after visit
John VanZante and his wife left Wednesday afternoon for their home in Portland Oregon following a visit with relatives in town.
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John VanZante
Portland
Ore
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Congress
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