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Newspaper

The Spectator

Location

Joliet, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1941

Page

9

Four Games Upset Depesters Last Week

The football forecasters page reports four upsets among 19 games as Syracuse beat Wisconsin 27 20 Indiana and Iowa each won 13 7 and Columbia defeated Cornell 7 0 Brown shocked Yale 7 0 Notre Dame Army played to a 0 0 tie Colgate Holy Cross each won 6 0 The winners list shows multiple top prizes (16 correct) with names and addresses of participants and a drawing by Harold Patterson to break ties.

Syracuse Wisconsin Indiana Iowa Columbia Cornell Brown University Yale Notre Dame Army Colgate Holy Cross Harold L. Patterson George C. Peterson Chicago Columbia Streets Joliet Football Forecasters Emery Darling Wilson Street John Bebej Abe Street

Wagon Wheel Inn to stay open all winter at New Salem

The Wagon Wheel Inn at New Salem State Park twenty miles northwest of Springfield will remain open throughout winter. The state dining spot seats 160 and can serve lunches and banquets to private parties and groups. It features century old china and linen, large fireplaces, and lanterns on ox yokes, evoking Abraham Lincoln’s early days there.

New Salem State Park Springfield Abraham Lincoln New Salem

Love and the Chicago girl’s reply to Bill

The interview quote recalls a witty English suitor boasting of his country home with 45 gardeners. The Chicago girl responds with a flippant remark about such ostentation, illustrating humorous observations on status and romance.

Douglas Fairbanks England Chicago Bill

No, My People Still Living With Their People

Dialogue fragment shows Bill insisting his people still reside with their people despite another group claiming shared living arrangements. The exchange highlights cultural separation and insistence on distinct group identities.

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Winners in football contest prize winners named

The young men pictured are the first three prizewinners from last week's football contest. Emery Darling won first prize of $10, John Bebej won second prize of $5, and R. Richard Rothlisberger won third prize of $2. Spectator Photo.

Emery Darling Wilson Street John Bebej Abe Street R. Richard Rothlisberger Kelly Avenue Lockport

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