Grounders and Sports Gossip Run Through Winter Notes
This column blends baseball trades and player moves with oddball notes. Nouwlfall, an infield utility for Cleveland, is released to Portland. Coambles praised as last world’s fes hero. Evers leaves Cubs for higher pay. Johnson plans holiday shopping blasts and early winter humor threads through boxing, stage rumors, and seasonal chatter.
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Nouwlfall
Eveland
Lufth
Jick Coambles
Fes
May Russ
Palestine
Frank Gotch Not Training For Hackenschmidt Match
Fort Dodge Ia Dec 4 Frank Gotch world wrestling champion denies training for a Hackenschmidt bout. Dr Roller funded much of Hackenschmidt trip and accuses Gotch of advertising motives. Gotch says he plans to stay home for the winter and focus on crops while remaining out of competition.
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Fort Dodge
Frank Gotch
Hackenschmidt
Dr. Roller
Sam
Gatch
Roller
Hackenschimidt
Goteh
Farmer
Atch
Nineteen deer hunters killed in Wisconsin hunting season
Nineteen hunters died and seven were seriously injured as the season opened in northern Wisconsin. The toll may be higher as minor injuries are not recorded and figures are still being finalized by authorities.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Hunters Wear Red Caps To Cut Accidents This Season
State Game Warden Rickman notes accidents are down from last year as hunters follow advice to wear red caps and colored clothing making them clearly identifiable as hunters.
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Cording
Rickman
Mabray Sleuth Gets Promotion in District
Washington recommended Postoffice Inspector John S. Swensen of Council Bluffs for a promotion in recognition of his work uncovering and convicting the Mabray gang of fake horse racing and prize fight swindlers. His modest retiring manner and long investigation earned wide admiration among readers and officials.
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Council Bluffs
Washington
Postoffice
John S. Swensen
Mabray
Swensen
Black leg outbreaks hit Marshall County cattle near Vaucleve
Reports from the southern Marshall County area say several herds of cattle near Vaucleve are stricken with black leg, vets pronounce the disease, and a few animals have died. Vaccination programs are under way to protect remaining stock.
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Marshalltoin
Vaucleve
Creamery Doing Good Business In Manchester
The Manchester creamery reports strong activity for October. Milk received totals 52 458 pounds with cream rated at average price 1.32 dollars per hundred pounds and highest price per hundred pounds at 1 dollar. Butterfat paid at five cents per pound.
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Manchester Cine Operative Creamery
Mctoher
Avera
METHODISTS TO UNITE FORUM FOR UNION TALKS
Baltimore delegates from the three major Methodist bodies meet in a federation commission session to discuss organic union. Twenty seven bishops ministers and laymen participate as the sessions run from yesterday into this evening. PROBE CHILD PARALYSIS IN NATIONWIDE STUDY
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Baltimore
Joint Commission On Federation
Methodist Episcopal Church
Methodist Episcopal
South
Sand
Methodist Protestant Church
Faith That Moves Mountains Sunday Sermon at Tabernacle
Evangelist preaches on Mark 8 23 urging faith as the Christian power to move mountains. He says faith, not culture or money, fuels miracles and community growth, comparing faith to a law like gravity. Attendees include those from the Me Sunday and Rodehaver accident as well as a hopeful congregation.
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Tabernacle
Me Sunday
Mr. Rodehaver
Ila
Song
Tanernacla
Jesus
God
Jill
UKANDIA YOUTH EARNS S100000 IN NEBRASKA TRADE
Joseph Magnus Swenson, 23, registered as a junior law student at the University of Nebraska after building a substantial real estate fortune. A Scandinavian immigrant, Swenson rose from Omaha high school editor to university leader, later prospering in Sidney and planning to study law while expanding his automobile interests.
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Neb
Joseph Magnus Swenson
University of Nebraska
Swenson
Earth
America
Omaha
State University
Cornhusker
Ivy Day
Sidney
Joe Swenson
Nebraska
Enrollment records break as Cedar Falls hosts Sunday address
Cedar Falls Iowa December 1 special reporting enrollment at Teachers College reaches the largest in its history. President K H Seerley announced the size this morning as new student gatherings boost enthusiasm. William Sunday will speak Friday at 10 o clock on Character Building with 2500 seats expected to fill.
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K. H. Seerley
Sunday
William Sunday
Teachers’ College
Muirhead
Dike
Amos Boysen
Bernice
Wendell
Idaho
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Boysen
West
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Chicago
Rodenback
Day-Hangen Security Company
Miss Foote
Seattle
Wash
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National Bank of
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Plainfield
N. G. Phillips
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Shell Rock
George Gough
van Vinck
Alice Chambers
State Teachers’ College
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Eagle Grove
John Bush
Minnesota
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Bert Ochiltree
Tipton
Nellie Rhodes
Miss Lyon
Waterloo
Miss Fisher
Als
Ben Byers
New Hampton
William Morrison
Kansas
A. Price
Lem Wygie
Dayton
FE. E. Wilder
Jackson
Norm Marquand
Roy Marquand
Jackson Township
Harry Bouton
Hoyman
Frank McDonald
M. S. Davis
Local Notes From Clarksville and Surrounding Towns
Clarksville notes reveal travel to Waterloo and Junction City Kansas for work and church services at Cheever schoolhouse. Local births include a daughter to C L Dorman and a son to H Hallett. families visit relatives across Cedar Rapids Vinton Postville and Greene. Miller King is reported very sick at home.
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The
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Fremont Streets
Clarksville
Iike
Cheever
Jackson Township
Herbert Page
Wichita
Kan
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Waterloo
George Carney
Bristow
A. Price
H. H. Hallett
Kensett
W. A
Alice
Florence Page
Page- Price
Cedar Rapids
Co. V. Cave
Greene
G. Burling
Postville
Thomas Ewing
Minneapolis
A. J. Ilgenfritz
John Temple
Walker
R. Root
Miller King
Since John Quit Drinking I Am The Happiest Woman In Town
A woman praises Golden Remedy claiming it cured her husband’s drink problem without odor or taste. She describes how she secretly added it to his tea and later witnessed his recovery, urging other wives to send name and address for the home treatment offer.
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John
Pape's Cold Compound Claims Fast Cure for Colds
A vintage medical advertisement touts Pape's Cold Compound as the fastest cure for colds and grippe, with dosing every two hours and three doses to end misery. It emphasizes 25 cent price, no quinine, and claims of three years of research costing over fifty thousand dollars.
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Grippe
Pape
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