Theatres Rialto Clinton Week Beginning Friday
The Rialto Clinton offers This Is The Life with Jane Withers and John McGuire plus Sally Blane, a Wanderer of the Wasteland feature, a Zane Grey tale with Gail Patrick and Larry Crabbe, and a Dr Socrates showing with Paul Muni and Ann Dvorak. Capitol Davenport presents The Crusades four days starting Friday, a $2,000,000 spectacle.
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Clinton
Jane Withers
John McGuire
Sally Blane
Zane Grey
Gail Patrick
Larry “Buster” Crabbe
Dean Jupiter
Capitol—Dlavenport
Devil B. DeMille
Capital Theatre
Davenport
Ction
National Farm Youth Congress Opens in Chicago
American farm youth from 44 states will converge in Chicago during the first week of December for the 14th National Congress of 41 clubs linked to the International Live Stock Exposition. About 1300 youths will attend with free all expense trips earned by summer and fall contest wins.
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Chicago
G. I. Noble
National Committee On Boys and Girls
Fain
International
American Medical
Civil Service Examinations Announced for Various Posts
The United States Civil Service Commission lists open competitive exams for junior geneticist and other science posts with salaries from 1 440 to 4 600 a year. Home extension agent and occupational therapy aide roles are also noted, with eligibility requirements and experience needs. Applications available at post offices or the Civil Service Commission in Washington, D.C.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Bureau of Plant Industry
Indian ‘Field Service
Department of the Interforcial
Bureau
Department of Labor
United States Civil Service Board
Washington, D.C
Schied remarks on coaching and youth athletics in 1935 season
Coach Ted Scheid of Sterling argues that coaches are closer to players than families and winning is only the first step toward responsibility. He urges turning energy into constructive channels to deter crime, notes athletes' seriousness about schoolwork, and praises community investment in clean competitive sports to spur victory. Also mentions Cimino’s departure from Savanna and Iowa track prospects.
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Ted Schind
Sterling
PTA
Scheid
Savanna and Maquoketa Play To Scoreless Tie
Savanna high school battled Maquoketa to a 0 0 tie in a defensively minded game in Iowa City Monday afternoon. Carr Dusky Savanna sparkplug intercepted a Maquoketa pass and returned 37 yards in the closing minutes. Savanna faces DeWitt next Saturday at home.
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Savanna High
Maquokjets High
Iowa City
Carr
Dusky
Editor Stagg Eats Wild Duck First Time In Three Years
Editor Foster Stagg and his family enjoyed a wild duck dinner at home on Sunday, the first in three years. The menu follows a prior deal with Bill Strubb, former Sand Slough resort proprietor, under which Stagg would receive a fall duck from Strubb’s guns.
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Stagg
Foster Stagg
Bill Strubb
Ron Thomson Marshall
Sand Slough Resort
Marshal Strubb
Doctor offers best advice to restore health and charge moderate fees
A doctor advertises as a specialist in stomach and abdominal diseases with 25 years of practice in New York using modern methods. He promises to find the cause when others fail and offers free examination if the notice is presented.
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Taya
New York
Rabbit and quail hunting season opens November 10
Sunday marked the opening of the rabbit quail and pheasant season. Hunters ventured forth with guns as the rabbit season runs to January 31 next year. The quail season closes in December and pheasants end soon after. Daily limits include two rabbits and two quail with a two pheasants per day limit.
Max Hecht Hunts Ducks in His Back Yard
In Freeport, Illinois, Max Hecht a local merchant, tried hunting in his yard after poor luck in Wisconsin. He had two decoys delivered and, after donning hunting gear, shot the dummy ducks, claiming the backyard hunt beats traveling to Wisconsin.
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Max
Wisconsin
Max Hecht
iFreeport
Thomson
Freeport
Lanark Opens Season at Thomson Wednesday Night
Lanark high school under coach Garber will open the season next Wednesday night at Thomson field. The Lanark squad travels to Simeon to face coach Benbeth and expected tough foes as they aim to start strong in county league play.
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Garber
Lanark High School
Simeon
Neek
Benbeth
Mont
Whey
Cuney
Uparson
Deciphering a Ragged Quote on Reforming and Tattoos
A fragmented overheard exchange notes a figure nicknamed the Dottia and asks if he is a tattoo artist. Another line mentions a man in the avenues who has earned thousands in reform work, while a remark about movies and numbers appears in uproarious street chatter.
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Avilienes
Whiteside towns may hold county tourney at holiday
Rushed OCR fragment indicates Whiteside towns consider a county tournament during the holiday period in Whit County. No firm dates or decisions are stated, with unclear references to Shannon tourney and Shannon college enrollment and a two-tournament plan amid mixed local mentions.
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Whiteside
Whit
Carroll County
Antall
Shannon
Luni Hedy
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