Georgia Ral Head Banquet Speaker to Address T.C. Meeting
Lawrence A. Downs president of Central of Georgia and Ocean Steamship arrives in Chicago and will speak at the T.C. pensioners' banquet at the Elks club in Waterloo tomorrow night. About 200 to 250 veterans from Iowa and Minnesota divisions are expected. Other speakers include A. L. Clift and J. J. Pelley. Invitations are issued by W. Scott Williams.
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Lawrence A. Downs
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Ocean Steamship Company
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Twinals Central Railroad
T.C. Pensioners’ Banqutes
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Fort Dodge
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The
Aintenance of Way
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Northern Lines
Aggistane
Central of Georgia
Pelley
A. EL. Clift
Tinois Central System
J. J Pelley
W. Scott
Williams
Western Lines
Drake Relays Welcomes Hoff Amid Norwegian Ties
Ossie Solem of Drake used his Norwegian language skills to recruit premier pole vaulter Charles Hoff for Drake Relays on April 23 and 24 in Des Moines. Hoff, under contract, agreed after a direct conversation with Drake’s Norwegian-descended director. The entry lists include 148 athletes from Duller's Oregon, Notre Dame, Missouri Valley, with standout pole vaulter Paul Harrington among Notre Dame entrants.
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Oregon
Notre Dame
Missouri Valley
Paul Harrington
Columbia
Moa
Middlewestern
Waterloo Schools on Charles City 1926 Grid
Waterloo high school builds on last year’s Northeast conference champions with Bullen Dobbs Rhinesmith and Hoger departed. Ten lettermen, including Steward Welch Saul Ryan Nies Wood and backs Harrow Smith Newman Clancy, form nucleus as five new opponents join the schedule. Emmetsburg game Oct 16 and three new foes Waterloo West New Hampton and Decorah highlight the fall slate.
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Charles City
Elrom
Yall
Bullen
Dobbs
Rhinesmith
Hoger
Steward
Welch
Saul
Ryan
Nies
Wood
Lineman
O'Harrow
Smith
Newman
Clancy
Emmetsburg
Waterloo West High
New Hampton
ASA
Merv
Decorah
Cresco
Waterloo West Wicithers
Waterloo East High
Osage
Western League to Open Season Today Across Cities
The 126th Western League baseball season opens this afternoon in Kansas City with fair weather and expected strong attendance. Schedule features Denver at St Joseph, Des Moines at Oklahoma City, Lincoln at Tulsa, and Omaha at Wichita, marking a full circuit opener across the league.
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Kansas City
Fairweather Ane Xord
Denver
St. Joseph
Des Moines
Oklahoma City
Lincoln
Tulsa
Omaha
Wichita
East St Louis Votes for Boxing and Wrestling Act
In East St Louis, voters backed the new Tingis act for boxing and wrestling. The tally was about 4,060 for and 2,534 against, with the vote reported from Fast Louis Illinois. The election outcome favors regulatory boxing and wrestling events under the act.
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East St. Louis
Heads Institute President Seized by Algona Police
April 14 report from Algona notes Ipeh Ran hag Neen, elected president of the Kossuth Farmers' Institute, being arrested by local authorities on unspecified charges as the organization meets.
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Algona
INS
Ipeh Ran Hag Neen
Thus Kossuth Farmers’ Institute
Manchester Post Rifle Team to Meet Independence Marksmen
The Manchester Post Rifle Club will host Independence Marksmen for its first outside match since formation. A return contest is planned at Independence with the indoor ringes venue set. Last week’s meet named Percy Lilligbridge, Lo P. McFadden, William Kurth, J. J. Burvridge and J. T. Litter as top shooters amid illness threatening roster changes.
Waterloo Alleys win city bowling title by 346 pins
Waterloo Alleys captured the city championship last night at St Marys alleys with 2,630 pins, edging Whiteside Alleys by 346. Elks teams De Lerie and Towne won two of three against Thodo and Friedl quintets. McDonald led with 205. Sinois Central bowling team performed well in Chicago, finishing among prize winners with a 2,574 five man score.
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St. Mary’s Alleys
Whiteside Alleys
Elks
St. Mary's
Waterloo
Manabl Atl Gorman Shoettaker
de Lorbe
O'Neil
Cotas
St. Mas
Thodo’s
Friedl
McDonald
de Lerie
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Husemen
Langfeldt
Akragentrink
Totes
Thedeo— Hunhey
Mars Thede Freds
Hartz
Stolto Bela
Dumury
Sinois Central
American Railway Association
Chicago
Weltzin
Harper
Smith
Drake Relays Showcasing Stars At Drake Stadium
Des Moines reports the Drake Relays return April 23 and 24 with 2000 athletes from universities colleges and high schools racing in sprint hurdles and relay events. Notable entrants include George Guthrie Ohio State in 120 yard hurdles Werner Simpson Weir Dye and Bohn Grim among others. The Drake relay record stands at 7:54.4 while Guthrie tied the Drake relay mark last year at 7:14.8 in the 120 yard hurdles.
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Des Moines
Drake
Drake Stadium
Morehan
George Guthrie
Ohio State
Guthrie
Werner
Minors
Simpson
Weir
Nebraska
Dye
California
Bohn W. Grim
Alchison Aggies
Hawkeye to Sell Comment Books at Waterloo Stores
Hawkeye plans a charity sale of comment books at multiple Waterloo venues this Saturday. Each book contains 20 tickets and costs $10, with proceeds directed by manager Cletus Dixon amid activity involving several local figures and upcoming games and tryouts across Cedar Rapids and Marshalltown regions.
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Waterloo Club
WW. J. Keefe
Leohned Cigar Store
Frieds Cafe
Martin Clyar
Black Hawk Iar Vomistny
Loop Cie Slora
National Cigar Store
Bor Pratt
Wayne
Ned
Cletus Dixon
Terico
Nig Langs
Marshelltown
Waterloo
Pratt
Washington
Ben Novak
Waite
Cedar Rauids
Nh West High
Moline
Mesa
Midison
Sure Way to Get Rid of Dandruff Regimen Promises Complete Cure
An advertisement extols a home remedy using four ounces of plain liquid arvan to moisten and rub the scalp at night. It claims most dandruff vanishes by morning and complete dissolution after a few applications, with relief from itching and shinier hair. The text asserts the remedy never fails.
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Dandrum
MGM Theatre line up with Valentina Cabra and Big Pal
The listing shows Crystal Rudolph Valentina in Cabra at MG Theatre Palace William Russell in Big Pal at MG Theatre Plaza Kangr Boardman and Charles Ray in The Auction Mage and three acts of vaudeville Ville Rialto Patsy Ruth Miller and Kenneth Harlan in The King of the Turf and Harry Ike Evang Ratnvow Girls Reyne at STRAND with Adolphe Menjou Florence Victor in The Waiter stage attraction.
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Crystal
Rudolph Valentina
Baseball Manager Speers Arrives In Charles City
Charles City Ia April 14 Special Dick Speers of Cres san arrived to manage the local baseball team this season He will also play first base as a left handed pitcher The diamond at the fairground will be surveyed and prepared today under Speers supervision for practice ahead of team arrival
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Marshalltown Elks
Marshalltown
Charles City
Dick Speers
Cressan
Fairground
Speers
Color and camouflage in fishing lines and leaders
Angling writer argues that protection from detection hinges on visibility rather than color. He cites O W Smith on inconspicuous lines harmonizing with water tint, noting some waters favor white or bronze lines. He muses anglers should train to mask gear, while fish see light and movement, and warns colored lines may mainly appeal to buyers.
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Conor
Ihuin
Ines
Jeadera
Elthear
O. W. Smith
Wisconsin
Alwaays
Airmit
Fay
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