Keota Loses 21 to 0 in Debut Football Game
Washington defeats Keota 21 to 0 in a brisk exhibition. Vanderwater and Scofield starred for Washington with multiple touchdowns and long runs. Keota, playing its first game, showed grit but lacked weight and experience, with Palmer sidelined by an abdominal bruise.
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Vanderwater
Keota
Washington
Hout
Tiffany
Allen
Scofield
Harmeler
Everette Allen
Palmer
Bidwell
Jordan
Wright
Weather forecast and town musical revue in Wasutneron Lansing
Increasing cloudiness and warmer tonight with a likely change Thursday. Report on a local entertainment list highlights Mable Dewey Flossie Adams Stanley Miller James L Brookhart Lou Vogt Cleveland Dayton Grover Nelswanger Maud Reeves Alma Brindley Hazel Mount Nora Curran Myrtle Morton Mrs Schreckengast Mrs Chas Parkinson and Rev Schreckengast. Audience praised the quartette solos readings and piano works during the Windsor event with a closing note about Pete Dailey cigars at five cents.
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Mable Dewey
Flossie Adams
Stanley Miller
James L. Brookhart
Lou Vogt
Mrs. Slocum
Cleveland Dayton
Grover Nelswanger
Pleasant note seeks subscriptions and event plans
Tomorrow the tougNAL boys will collect subscriptions. A fund raising request asks for prompt responses and gentle treatment. Also noting a variety of local activities including a comedy headlined by Billy Rice next Wednesday and a children’s home visit by Rev. J E Van Winkle.
One Dozen Platino Cabinets and Photo Accessories Promo
Classified note touts a dozen Platino Cabinets at 2.00, a dozen small Photos with six positions plus a gold Photo Button for 75e, calling it the town’s only Xmas Cards offer with latest ovals circles and panel mounts. It ends with the motto The pest for the least money.
Methodist Concert Promoted by Mrs Anderson and Miss Dewey
The Methodist church was crowded last night as music lovers attended a musicale directed by Mrs. M. T. Anderson and Miss Mable Dewey. Receipts from the modest admission fee totaled over sixty dollars.
Crawfordsville Ladies Attend Crooks Reception and Thimble Bee
Mrs J Bb Crooks of Crawfordsville hosted a reception and thimble-bee at her home yesterday. Sixteen invited ladies from this city traveled by noon train and returned in the evening, reporting an enjoyable gathering. Attending were Mesdames Cowles, v C Smith, Dickson, Williams, Denny, Warren, Jeffrey, Teller, A H Patterson, McJunkin, Hiram Scofield, J H Stewart, Simon, Jenkins, J Teeter.
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Mesdames
Cowles
V. C. Smith
Dickson
Williams
Denny
Warren
Jeffrey
Teller
A. H. Patterson
McJunkin
Hiram Scofield
J. H. Stewart
Simon
Jenkins
J. Teeter
Oil Line Planned by Penn Tank in Rock Island
Mr. Lambert of Rock Island leads Penn Tank Line in town to win a city permit for erecting tanks and a branch line. He reportedly secured options on two grounds opposite the water works and east of Shanafelt's yard. A council decision next month could bring town competition and jobs.
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Mr. Lambert
Rock Island
Penn Tank
Shanafelt
Local Pharmacy Ad Promises Pile Cure Guarantee
Stewart's Pharmacy advertises a guaranteed remedy for piles with a pile pipe free with each package. It promises no cure no pay, offers 50 cent price, and provides free samples as a sales pitch.
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Stewart's Pharmacy
Michigan to Call Special Session to Reenact Atkinson Bill
Governor Pingree plans a special legislative session set for December 10 or 11 to reenact the Atkinson bill. The move follows discussions among supporters and cautious opponents within his party as Major Stone completes a Washington trip on war claim settlements.
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Detroit
Pingree
Major Stone
Washington
Michigan
Bank Run Follows False Solvency Rumors at Calumet Bank
In South Chicago the Calumet National bank faced a three hour run after cashier D S McGrath was three days absent. By noon about 500 to 600 anxious depositors waited while nearly all had been paid out by close of business totaling around 380000 dollars. Rumors spread that McGrath had absconded or killed himself.
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Chicago
McGrath
Calumet National Bank
South
Missouri Girl theater review at the Graham
A small audience greeted Fred Raymond and company last evening at the Graham. The Missouri Girl is a neat little performer with an entertaining lead. the cast is praised for its excellence and originality in character, while the villainy and plot remain familiar. The piece is seen as well acted though the play is commonplace. The Glo... Tonsorial line promises neat, clean work in first class style.
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Fred Raymond
the Graham
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Sol. Rich & Co
Graham Opera House
Billy Rice
Wilford B. Taylor
Clarence Sterling
Willis Castle
Fred ©. Thomas
Fred Hamlin
R. J. Hunt
Jay Simms
Blanch Aldrich
May Pfaff
Blanche Holt
Bessie Bulis
Bowland & Shields
Work & Meek
West Side
Joseph Pollard
Todd Stuart’s
Mary Breed
Ainsworth
H. Breed
Plucky Eleven
Wasutneron
D. C
Loth
Schreckengast
Pete Dailey
Windsor
J.J. Hairsly
Mastodon Minstrel
Des Moines
J. E. van Winkle
Children’s Home Finding Society of
Rev. van Winkle
Roler Skating Rink
Armory D
Steod M. H. Bowman
Journal
John Shields & Son
Rowland & Shields
Columbia Pharmacy
Johnson’s
Foley Holliday
Anderson
Crawfordsville
Reynolds Gallery
Rose
Carris & Co
New York
Fsigger
Bros
Ashby
Nicola
Ashby & Nicola
Todd Stuart
S. Tf
John R Clarke
London
L. F. Copeland
Nellie B. Turner
John P. D. John
Father Nugent
Frank Crain
Frank Crain Feb. 25Th, Subject: ‘What Will You Do With It.” Col. Geo. W. Bain
C. H. Wilson
Graham
Stewart
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