Keota Triumph Over Richland 45 to 0 Amid Celebration
Keota high school routed Richland 45 to 0 on Richland field. A large bonfire on West Broadway, bell ringing, singing, and demonstrations followed the victory. Rev. Ira F. Hawk attends a synodical gathering for Sunday schools. Interdenominational meetings begin October 17 at the Christian church with foreign mission speakers. Mrs. M. T. Dayton visits from Ottumwa and Wapello. J. M. Wilcox of East Moline visits Keota.
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Keota
Richland
West Broadway
Ira F. Hawk
Vinton
Iowa
M. T. Dayton
Ella Hildrith
Ottumwa
Wapello
J. M. Wilcox
East Moline, I
Early settler and prominent G A R man noted
John H Thomson arrived from Cherokee Oklahoma after months tending farms and crops. Heavy rains forced him to leave his car and travel by rail. Miss Harriett Conklin returns home from Ottumwa hospital much improved.
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Thomson
Cherokee
Okla
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