College Football Scores From Saturday Across U S
College football results from various sites include Trinity over Cadets at West Point 28 to 0 and Harvard over Columbia 24 to 0 in Cambridge. Brown lost to Pennsylvania 12 to 0, Yale defeated Dartmouth 17 to 0, Cornell beat Washington and Jefferson 16 to 5, Princeton over Annapolis 6 to 5, and Purdue edged Lafayette 2 to 5.
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Chicago
West Point
Trinity
Cadets
Philadelphia
Brown
Pennsylvania
Cambridge
Olumbia
Harvard
Washington
Artisle
Virginia
Anapolis
Princeton
Ithaca
Washington and Jefferson
Cornell
Newton
Yale
Dartmouth
Terre Haute
Wabash
Rose Poly
Minneapolis
Lafayette
Depauw
Purdue
Dwight's Complexion Beautifier Free Trial Offer
Readers are urged to try Dwight's Complexion Beautifier with a free full size box offered to every lady who sends her address and 10 cents for packing and postage. Only one free box per address. Include order with payment to D W Custer & Co Huntington WV. Kemble flowers promotion also noted from Oskaloosa Iowa. Bus line offers prompt service via Hotel Allen phone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening Journal
Dwight
Oneer
D. W. Custer & Co
Huntington, W. Va
Sicilians to Hawaii voyage leads from New Orleans
A 500 strong Sicilian colony from New Orleans will depart for Hawaii in January under Father Rosario Nasen. They will work for an American company with sugar plantations in the Sand wich Islands. The move is announced in Milwaukee.
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Milwaukee
New Orleans
Hawaii
Rosario Nasen
Sandwich Islands
Dr Miles Nervine Promises Vitality Restore Health
A testimonial from Roy E Bert Ho of Cherokee Kansas describes nervous exhaustion from long hours and confinement. He credits Dr Miles Nervine with building him up and making him strong again, noting it is sold by druggists with a guarantee and from Dr Miles Medical Co Elkhart Indiana.
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Miles
Nervine
Miles’ Nervine
Roy E. Bert Ho
Cherokee
Kan
Local Divorce Granted in Short District Court Session
Judge A R Dewey presided a brief morning session in the county clerk's office before leaving for Sigourney. Probate matters of minor importance were disposed of while the principal business was the divorce granted to Mrs. Grecian from William Grecian for ill treatment and cruelty. Mrs. Grecian resides in the city and Mr. Grecian's whereabouts are unknown.
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Dewey
Sigourney
Advertiser Sees Benefit in Persistent Promotion and New Hat Line
A JOURNAL interview quotes a local businessman noting improved business from continued advertising and the unconscious influence ads have on customers. Mrs. R. T. McCall debuts Fall Hats with Miss fr. Knox assisting this week offering free hairstyling to attract ladies seeking attentive service.
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R. T. McCall
Fr. Knox
Temperance Meeting at Presbyterian Church Thursday Night
The Young People's Citizenship Union holds its regular meeting at the Presbyterian church Thursday at 8 o'clock. Local speakers will present talks and the program includes music by the Emanon Concert Co. Everyone is invited to attend and arrive early for seating.
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Young People’s Citizenship Union
Presbyterian Church
Emanon Concert Co
Lost items and pets notice in local column
A Lewellen setter puppy around one year old white and liver color may be returned to A H Wallace for a reward. A pocket book containing a large sum of money notes and checks requests return to the Journal office for a liberal reward. A dark Jersey cow is reported lost with Frank Webb to be notified. A glove from a kid should be returned to the Journal office.
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Lewellen
A. H. Wallace
Jersey
Frank Webb
Geep
Journal Office
Local Briefs Highlight Visitors and Society Notices
Ed Lewis rode as a passenger for Nira this morning. Mr and Mrs Stone and children return to Minneapolis after visiting Ek T Neal on East Main. Henry Knecht advertises jackets and cloaks at the Journal office. William Billingely of California visits Kalona relatives. Lew Dawson travels from Chicago to Niagara for scenery. Jessie Crooks and Marie Powers with Wesleyan students visit Miss Gertrude Smith. Hastings death notice for Ned Rogers is received. he was linked to Dr Miles and Capt. Russell family. Kila Neal visits Laura Ingham on East Main, school friends. License to wed issued to William L Johnson and Viola Nicola of Jackson township. J T Stanhope arrives from Merchants Dispatch to spend the day with his wife before returning to Sioux City.
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Hastings
Ned
June Rogers
Mr. Rogers
Miles
Capt
Russell
Kila Neal
Chapin
Iowa
Laura Ingham
East Main Street
Young
William L Johnson
Viola Nicola
Jackson Township
J. T Stanhope
Sioux City
Corn pickup and local visits reported in Verdi
Emer Koott and Chas Littrell arrived from Columbus Junction to gather corn for W L Derby. Chas McMillan his wife and Miss Bostwick traveled to Eldon. Rev Wheelwright preached at the Walnut schoolhouse yesterday.
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Emer Koott
Chas. Littrell
Columbus Junction
W.L. Derby
Chas. McMillan and Wife
Miss Bostwick
Eldon
Wheelwright
Walnut School-House
LOCAL Social Notes From Keota And Nearby
Mr and Mrs A L Erdice spent yesterday in Keota. Mrs Nettie Anderson was a passenger for your city this morning. T J Beard who has been quite ill the past month is reported not so well. R McGaughey returned last Saturday evening from Kansas City where he attended a meeting of the Modern Brotherhood. The musicale given Friday evening by Blanche Cocklin and pupils was largely attended and enjoyed.
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A L. Erdice
Keota
Nettie Anderson
T. J. Beard
R. McGaughey
Kansas City
The
Modern Brotherhood
Blanche Cocklin
Local Social Roundup From Fairfield and Nearby Towns
October 15 updates from Fairfield and area note Chas Whistler hosting Sunday gatherings at Fairfield. Grace Hill’s Mr Anderson entertained a party of young people. Henry Miller of Verdi to entertain a crowd tonight. Eureka residents Henry McMillan and wife visited Uriah Smith yesterday. Leslie Hale briefly at Frank Bristow's on his way to Richmond. Lon Brown returns from Delta L visit. Dunbar home after four weeks away serving as Moravian clerks delegate in Ohio and visiting his Colfax sister.
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Henry Miller
Verdi
Henry McMillan and Wife
Eureka
Uriah Smith
Leslie Hale
Frank Bristow
Richmond
Lon Brown
Delta
L ©. Dunbar
Ohio
Colfax
Indiana
Relief fund tally and early wedding in three cities
Galveston treasurer Hogan Sealy notes receipts from Oct 1 to 12 totaling 108552 with 125000 from Governor Sayers and 21621.78 via Mayor Jones, raising the grand total to 979405.63. In Green Bay a wedding is planned at SS Peter and Pauls church next week for 18 year old bride Stella Busha and 19 year old Leonard Cayon with parental consent. In Escanaba Mrs A I Johnson was thrown from a bicycle by a runaway horse and injured.
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Galveston
Tex
Green Bay
Wis
SS. Peter and Paul's
Stella Busha
Allonez
Leonard Cayon
Escanaba, Mich
A. I. Johnson
Local notes from East Washington and nearby towns
Harland H Dawson visits his parents on East Washington street while J A Todd resumes work in Keota after a weekend at home. A son born to Mr and Mrs James Wilson of Pleasant Ridge. Della Patton heads to a school north of West Chester. Frank Latchem returns to Sigourney after a Sunday at home. Pete Dailey at the Windsor. Leigh Roy Hays ill with typhoid malaria, hoped to improve. Lorenzen leaves KK Creek home for Davenport.
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J. A. Todd
Keota
James Wilson
Pleasant Ridge
Della Patton
West Chester
Pete Dailey
Windsor
Leigh Roy Hays
P. Hays
Miss Lorenzen
Kk Creck
Davenport
W. C Merrill visit and notable arrivals in Kalona area
Mr and Mrs Kessler and Mr and Mrs Merrill departed after a week at the W C Merrill home. O Parker of your city and D A Maloney of Iowa City visited Kalona over Sunday. Other items note a Berlin birth rate drop to 29 per 1000, Mrs Henry Smith near St Charles Minn with five sons, and Major General Wesley Merritt aboard a New York Europe tour. Also King Leopold arrives in Paris for expo, and the will of Richard P Gormally of Chicago details a $1,000,000 estate. T iled rail fare promos: Burlington Cedar Rapids & Northern Ry offers round trip tickets at low rates on several dates with 21 day limit.
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S$. O. Parker
Your City
D. A. Maloney
Iowa City
Kalona
Berlin
Germany
Henry Smith
St. Charles
Minn
New York
Wesley Merritt
Merritt
Europe
Leopold
Belgium
Paris
Richard P. Gormally
Chicago
Burlington, Cedar Rapids & North
Era Ry
Abbott, Shell Rock
Waverly
Newlines
Mersishton & Brooks
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
John G. Farmer
A.G
Lipton Casually Challenges Americas Cup Again
Rain in New Brunswick totals ten inches after a continuous 108 hour downpour. Sir Thomas Lipton renews the challenge for the America's Cup amid global sporting news.
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New Brunswick
Sir Thomas Lipton
Lincoln Park
Chicago
Raw Food Society
Lion Tamer in Danger as Lion Attacks in Cage
Indianapolis Oct 15 Captain Jack Bonavita the lion tamer faced a fatal danger in a cage with seven lions when Denver seized his coat and attacked his arm and face. Attendants fired blank cartridges and struck the lions with iron bars as Bonavita fought to reach the arena door.
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Indianapolis
Jack Bonavita
Bonavita
Denver
Shortage Alleged After Death of County Commissioner Wegner
In Two Harbors Minnesota October 15 a suspected public funds shortage emerges after the death of Cook County Commissioner A H Wegner. About 1650 dollars from the county and 3141 61 from Beaver Bay school district appear missing with potential small Beaver Bay post office shortfall. The death followed a prior runaway injury and a messenger found him dead at the dock awaiting a boat. A heart condition is suspected though exhumation is discussed.
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Two Harbors
Minn
A. H. Wegner
Cook County
Beaver Bay
Wegner
Wisconsin's New and Handsome Library To Be Dedicated
Madison will dedicate the new state historical library building on October 19. The buff Bedford stone structure features a three story facade and a coronade in the Ionic order on two thirds of the second story front. The fully equipped cost is about 575000 dollars.
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Madison
Wis
State Historial
Wisconsin
Sophia Holmes
United States
Washington
BE. L. Williams
Duluth
England
Pennsylvania Railway Company
Alexander Toward
Brooklyn
Sam Jones
Cigar Specials Highlight High Standards and Savings
Advert reads cigars as a top choice with a confident claim of high standards and satisfaction. It notes a special offer of 6 for 25 cents, emphasizing value as tobacco grows and the product remains unbeatable.
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