Ames Cutting Ties With Ames College Over Ineligible Player
Iowa City January 13 The board of athletic control at the State University of Iowa voted to sever all athletic relations with Ames college for one year including baseball track and football citing ineligibility of Ames fullback Thomas Willett who had played for Grinnell college and Ames teams previously The severance followed revelation that Willett was ineligible The report notes Wesley J Banks son of the Revolution aged 83 born July 28 1825 and a long line of military ancestors who served in the Mexican American War and early American conflicts was present in Ames and described by the local press as having a noble soldiery history He settled in Appanoose county Iowa after a long career across Indiana California and other states
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Iowa City
Iowa
Board of Athletic Control
State University of Iowa
Ames College
Catlin
Ames
Marshalltown
A. G. Smith
Iowa Agricultural College
Thomas K. Willett
Grinnell College
Watson
Willett
Grinnell
Reppert-Kirk
William Banks
Culpepper County
Virginia
Richardson
Pamplin
Putnam County
Indiana
Linn Banks
William Brown
Washington
Linn Banks, Jr
Frank Brown
Dick Johnson
Kentucky
River Thames
Tecumseh
Wesley J. Banks
Garrard County
James D. Drake
Farley
Joseph Banks
Matamoros
Mexico
Banks
California
Los Angeles
Monterey
Calif
Fitzgerald
Panama
New Orleans
Appanoose County
Centerville Citizen Proves Revolutionary Lineage
Wesley J. Banks of Appanoose County, Iowa, shown with a diploma proving his membership in the Bons of the Revolution, asserts claim to the distinction after a Sioux City dispatch claimed Ira Lepper was the last surviving Lowan eligible for the order. Banks, nearly blind, lives south of Centerville and remains highly regarded.
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Centerville
Iowa
Sioux City
Register and Leader
Ira Lepper
Lowan
Appamoose County
Revolutionary Army
America
Wesley J. Banks
Register
Chamberlain Cough Remedy Promoted for Children
In a local advertisement Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is endorsed as a safe medicine for children and adults. The note claims relief from coughs colds croup and whooping cough with no opium or harmful drugs and recommends Cook and Sherman as the sellers.
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Chamberlain
Cook and
Sherman
Sherman Stock Company to Perform Three Nights
The Sherman Stock company plans a three night engagement January 13 4 and 15 as part of a Western tour to establish a permanent stock company. They will present Mr Shermans plays including My Friend from Arkansas The Village Vagabond and Bad Man Johnson at popular prices.
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Sherman Stock Company
Great Western
Mr. Sherman
Arkansaw
Bad Man Johnson
Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days by PazO Ointment Claim
An advertisement touts PazO Ointment promising to cure itching bleeding prolapsed or blind piles within six to fourteen days with a full money back guarantee. The offer states a 0c price.
Fall breeding critiqued by Virginia horseman
John F. Lewis of Rockingham county Virginia argues fall foaling risks and poor growth in colts bred for autumn foaling. He recounts experiments with multiple mares and a Bowstring lineage horse, noting spring foals outpace fall foals in size and vigor. He prefers spring breeding and keeping several stallions on hand. The piece then praises the Kentucky saddler and traces its mixed Canadian and thoroughbred roots.
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National Stockman
John F. Lewis
Rockingham County
Harry Bassett
Lewis
Alier
France
Courier de Bois
Canada
Breeder's Gazette
Chicago
Vinol touted for aging strength and vigor
An advertisement touts Vinol as a tonic for old age, claiming it repairs worn tissues, aids digestion, builds rich blood, and strengthens organs. Cook and Sherman druggists of Washington Iowa endorse the cod liver tonic with money back if no benefit. The text also notes Sherman Stock Company plays opening Monday with My Friend from Arkansaw and a free admission offer for ladies on opening night.
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Vinci
Cook & Sherman
Washington
Iowa
Sherman Stock Company
Mr. Sherman
Markets Delayed By Storm Halting Wires
Markets delayed this morning as Illinois storm damaged Davenport Chicago lines and telegraph service. If opening figures do not arrive before nine, the morning edition cannot print. Post-storm delays cause recurring trading disruption.
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Illinois
Davenport
Chicago
Foley's Honey and Tar Safe Under Pure Food Law
Announcement states Foley's Honey and Tar cough remedy is not affected by the National Pure Food and Drug Law as it contains no opiates or harmful drugs. Recommending it as a safe remedy for children and adults, sold by all druggists.
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Foley
Hog Cholera Serum Vaccination Findings Reported
Secretary Wilson cites annual report noting hog serum from immune hogs used to vaccinate other hogs, conferring about three weeks protection. If serum mixed with blood from diseased dogs, protection extends to roughly three and a half months.
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Wilson
Pigs on Pasture: Corn-only ration cheapest gains
Iowa experiment station tests show corn alone on timothy pasture yields the smallest weight gains among rations fed to pigs on pasture, while mixed rations deliver the highest total net profits.
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Iowa Experiment Station
Weather forecast for Iowa today and tomorrow
The forecast calls for fair conditions tonight with cooler readings in the northeast portion. Temperatures rise Tuesday across the state.
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Washington, D. C
the Evening Journal
Iowa
Notice to reclaim items before January 15 in Kansas shop move
All parties holding bicycles guns or other repair articles in my shop must reclaim them before January 15 as equipment is moved to Canyon City Texas and business ends at Wachineton. ao W BE Groendycke mac Auto Dept Keiser Bros Philips Canyon City Texas December 26 07'. 69-eod-71
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Canyon City
Texas
Wachineton
W. BE. Groendycke
Mac
Keiser Bros. & Phillips
Eod
Preventics Candy Cold Tablets Boost Quick Relief
To check a cold quickly, get Preventics from your druggist. These little tablets are safe and effective with no quinine or laxatives. Taken at the sneeze stage they may prevent pneumonia bronchitis the grippe and other illnesses. 48 tablets cost 25 cents trial boxes 5 cents. Sold by J H Stewart.
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J. H. Stewart
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