Washington Burlington clash looms as final home game before break
Tomorrow the Washington basketball team hosts Burlington in the last home game until Thanksgiving. Coach McKinstry fields a squad aiming for an upset as Burlington’s recent results offer no strong edge. Ted Sauer of Fairfield referees with Repane and Large of Fairfield as umpires. The Washington lineup resembles the Winfield game with possible shifts.
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Muscatine
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Colovius Junction
Ted Sauer
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Fairfile
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Burlington
Addion
Guy Carlton
Wellman
Welltran
Carlton
Katherine Wicks
Turner
Gt Fisher
Hohenzollern Library of 100000 Volumes at Berlin
The Hohenzollern family library, about 106000 volumes with maps and sketches, remains in the former Royal Castle Berlin as the state claims ownership. Founded 1862 from royal private libraries, it grew under Emperor William II with librarian Walter Tarnow overseeing a new catalog and expansion through 1888.
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Frederic the Great
Frederic Wiliam I
William I
Hohenzollern
William VV
Walter Robert Tarnow
James Work Given Scholarship Honor
Grinnell college honors two men two women for top scholastic work in three years. Walter Ingram Wes James A Work Roma Kauffman Harriet Rust win Phi Beta Kappa sianets at chapel exercises in Grinnell Iowa.
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Phi Beta Kappa Sianets
Grinnell College
Walter Ingram
Moline
Wes James A. Work
Washington
Roma Kauffman
Lake City
Harriet Rust
Des Moines
Governor urged to honor Herbert Quick in Pine Creek Park
Aldora Iowa October week designated Herbert Quick week as Governor Happill backs a monument proposal. Botanist Dr H Pammel praised Quick as teacher, lawyer, novelist, and conservationist whose writings portray Iowa prairie and forests. A sculpted monument near Pine Lake would honor his pioneering spirit and outdoor life.
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Marion Griffin endows churches schools with large gifts
Spencer Large gifts totaling five figures were left to religious, philanthropic and educational groups by the late Marion B.E. Griffin, with her will probated locally. In Nebraska, Edward L. Walsh, declared dead years ago after a state search costing $300, appeared to sue for a share of his parents estate, while the Hohenzollern Family Library was opened to scholars beyond the royal circle.
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Edward B Knox Dies After Illness at Home
Edward B Knox died near midnight at his home on Wee Monroe street after a period of illness. Born in Illinois on April 16 1849 he lived in the area most of his life and worked as a painter. He married Sarah Ellen Long on Thanksgiving Day 1878 and is survived by three daughters and one son, plus several brothers and sisters. Funeral services are set for 2:30 Sunday at Jones and McElhinney parlors conducted by Rev Frank Sutton with burial at Woodlawn cemetery.
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Illinois
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Fred [Diller
Washington
Join Lowry
Fairfield
Jamee Davis
Sherpan Knox
Will
Lee
Low Angeles
G. M. Hoselton
Pasadena
Calif
John Woolm
Los Angeles
Cora Perkins
San Francisco
Knox
Obituary for Joseph Kolosick of Highland Township
Joseph Kolosick born February 20 1856 in Bohemia died October 26 in Highland Township aged 69 years 8 months at his son Charles home He emigrated with his family in 1868 settled near Richmond He married Mary Loukuftskey in September 1882 two sons Fred and Charles survive wife died September 2 1025 Two grandchildren He predicted his death one month after his wife and mother and was noted as a good citizen and neighbor.
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Bohemia
Charles
Highland Township
Mies
Richmond
Mary Loukuftskey
Fred
Bethel Presbyterian Church
Iowa State Briefs: Marriages Deaths and a Shooting
Burlington reports Rev Edwin Warner Lentz killed in an automobile crash near Jerusalem Iowa City notes Rev J E Hill marries Lillian Stinton in a $20 000 alienation suit case Hampton Missouri reports Clarence Chester 15 shot while pheasant hunting by a boy companion. condition described as critical with little chance of recovery.
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Kram
Edwin Warner Lentz
Persia Schramm
Bagdad
Jerusalem
Iowa City
J. E. Hill
Merrill
Lillian Stinton
Hampton
Clarence Chester
James Chester
Max Hanna
Bank at Harper to Pay Another Dividend
Keota Eagle notes M. White receiver for Farmers Savings Bank of Hooper will pay another dividend of 42.8 percent to depositors within days. Aiming to cut costs the bank’s directors relinquish about 7106 deposits and have paid $1700 in assessments, totaling over 8000. White worked in Sigourney to finalize the payment. The two dividends exceed the usual for bankrupt banks and may set a state record.
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Sigoucrey
Young Iowa Writer Exposes Wild West Myths
E Douglass Branch, a University of Iowa graduate, claims the Wild West and its cowboys were largely fiction shaped by readers in the East. His book, written at nineteen, argues a real cowboy legend existed but vanished before its legend grew. He states the era’s real people were humane and the imagined villains were exaggerated.
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lLamp Louis
E. Douglas Branch
University of Iowa
Appleton and Company
Iowa
Texas
Louis Pelzer
Branch
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Alkali Plains
Mr. Braveh
Mississippi
Fin
Endowment Fund Drive Nears Closure With $84.86 Gap
Washington campaign seeks 84.86 more dollars to complete the 24 000 endowment fund for orphans of world war soldiers and disabled veterans. Local Legion members pledge to raise the amount by solicitation or draw from the treasury if needed. Citizens of Wellman report 200 raised and a small addition expected.
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Harold Putnam
Everette Griffith
Phil Crail
Wellman
Ecampaicn
Ethics in Catching Bootleggers Taught in School
Springfield Illinois October 228 Ethics in catching bootleggers are taught at a prohibition agent training school. The program aims to restore respect for the law and enforcement officers to improve enforcement credibility under U S attorney Thomas Williamson and deputy administrator John B Madden. A fire damaged Meyers General Store Galbraiths drug store and the I O O F hall at Larry causing an estimated $10000 loss partially insured A clear report of the incident and the training effort.
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Springfield
Thomas Williamson
United States
John B. Madden
Tinois
Meyers General
Gailbraith’s
I. O. O. Fohall
Larray
Iowa Baptist officers named at Ames convention
Officers elected at the Iowa Baptist convention include President George Derbyshire of Pella and vice presidents E. H. Koster Osage John D. Kern Washington M. C. Powers Missouri Valley W R Stoemaker Glenwood and F J Fletcher Bedford Secretary W J Couslet Mount Ayr with other posts noted.
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Ames
Ne Baptist Convention
George Derbyshire
Pella
E. H. Koster
Osace
John D. Kern
Washington
M. C
Mrs Mary Baxater Marriage Bereavement Thanks
Mr and Mrs J H W McParland thank neighbors and friends for kindness and sympathy shown during the recent bereavement.
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J. HW. McParland
McGuffeyites Preserve Indiana McGuffey Readers Heritage
In Indiana an association of natives called the McGuffeyites keeps alive the traditions of the McGuffey readers and the one room schoolhouse. The group, formed after Otis J. Miller called a meeting in Indianapolis, now has 200 members, a monthly newspaper, and regular meetings.
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Ind
Indiana
McGuffey
Indianapolis News
Msous
News
Otis J. Miller
Bloomington
Indianapolis
Toledo Seed Market Prices Notice
Clover seed prices listed for October 18 and 22 with bids for October 18 25 and futures for November December February and March. Cash prices shown for clover seed at 3.58 3.60 and 3.70 with months noted and market asks detailed.
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For Sale Cole Shot Is Last No 16
Classified item lists a for sale notice reading Cole Shot Is Last No 16 with contact by phone 656 and partial digits 14t7 for inquiry.
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Legion Officers Put In Nomination For Coming War
At a Leon Beatty post meeting nominations were made for post officers to serve during the coming war. Nominees include commander Dr P L Etter to be succeeded, vice commander Walter Conner adjutant Rd Squire and others A committee was named to cooperate with the Legion Auxiliary on the Armistice day banquet and program set for November 11.
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Leon Beatty
American Legion
Leslie Dunlap
Maynarda
Dale Atkinson
P. Bh. Etter
Walter Conner
Rd Squire
Harold Tolander
Clyde Putnam
Spencer Reed
Arnet Wylie
Preston Wolf
Clarence Jackson
P. L. Etter
Charles Kennedy
Phil Crail
Charles Denison
Harold Putnam
Etter
Legion Auxiliary
Official feed stock estimates for tomorrow report
Chicago reports official feed stock estimates for tomorrow with figures showing 8 000 cattle and 1 000 sheep. The brief note mentions stock categories and forecasted numbers for market watchers.
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Feee
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