Religious Talk Links Football to Character and Fair Play
Rev. J E Johnson at First Methodist church urged football players to apply game discipline to life, stressing fair play, respect for opponents, and avoidance of cheating. He condemned excesses seen after a recent East High vs West High game and urged parents to guide youths toward lawful behavior and responsibility. The talk followed Thanksgiving day’s football game and drew many West High fans and coaches.
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First Methodist Church
J. E. Johnson
Mr. Johnson
William
Vinerall
Johnees
East High
West High
Orner
West Hich
McClain
Fragmented OCR Notice From Henderson Drug Co Catering
A garbled OCR fragment references a drug company in Henderson and catering, with unclear connections to a pile differential and a disessee. It mentions Digod and Fite guaranteed, but lacks coherent details or identifiable dates or entities.
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Ascoci F Drug Co
Henderson Drag Catering
Nebraska May Join Big Nine Conference Rumor Surfaces
Lincoln Dec 2 A rumor circulates that Nebraska may receive an invitation to join the Big Nine. Coach Ewald Stiehm’s work at Chicago trip and the team’s strength draw attention as speculation grows about conference realignment and Nebraska’s schedule with Kansas State and Ames Aggies in play. The Kansas and Missouri Valley linkage prompts discussions of future opponents and dates in early season plans.
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Lincoln
Neb
Ewald Stiekm
Chicago
Windy City
Nebraska
Stiehm
Corntusker Institution
Ames Aggies
Aggies
Kansas Aggies
Missouri Valley Conference
Keokuk Seeks Manusch Return As Manager
In Burlington on November 30 a Kewanee panel outlined a $4,000 fundraising goal to run the Central Association season with a strong committee led by F. F. Shultz Sam Meyer and Bert R. Johnson. Secretary Farrell accuses Kewanee players of an outlawed game but President Tugtice clarifies no team ban exists. Keokuk hopes to reappoint George Manusch as manager amid rival offers. Burlington reportedly eyes his services as well. Full January to March schedule details for Iowa Illinois and Northwestern appear in the report.
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Burlington
Kewanee
Byuige
F. F. Shultz
Association
Sam Meyer
Bert RB
Johnson
I. Shiutz
Neu
Beselall
Beason
Funda
Schhuitz
Farrell
House
Tugtice
League
Sousonu
Pittsburgh Um
Fedigenn
Ioon Flawers
National Association of Nor League
Manusch
Keokuk
George Manusch
George
Gilbertville News Briefs and Local Happenings
The Gilbertville Grain & Lumber Co received its third carload of potatoes. Local children made their first Holy Communion. Mr and Mrs Matteth from Peloi t Wan visited. A horse was killed on the W C F and N railroad tracks. St Marys School children held a small entertainment before Thanksgiving.
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Gilbertville, Mov
Gilbertvile Grain & Lumber Company
Peloit
Wan
Matteth
John Sehons
St. Mary's School
California Woman Zealously Endorses Cough Remedy
A Sawtelle California woman reports severe cold and lung soreness with coughing spells. She says a friend recommended Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, purchased it, and saw relief the first night and cure within a week. Sold by all dealers.
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California
Chamberlain
Lise Marie Gerhar
Sawtelle
Cal
Big Nine conference basketball schedule compiled
The schedule lists numerous Big Nine games with dates and venues across Chicago Urbana Madison Lafayette Columbus and Evanston. Teams include Illinois Iowa Wisconsin Northwestern Purdue Ohio State Minnesota and Indiana with matches in January February and March.
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Iowa
Iowa City
Silmaig
Urbana
Northwestern
Evanston
Nebraska
Minneapolis
Long
Purdue
Illnois
Indiana
Wisconsin
Minneapo
Lafayette
Bloomington
Ohio State
Columbus
Chicago
Ilnois
Ulnois
Madison
Minnesota
Illinois
Big Nine
Ulbania
Northwearn
Towa
Fyrandan
Urbandan
Tadiana
Galesburg Pursues Three-I League Franchise
In Rock Island Illinois on December 1, Dr O C F Childs confirms Galesburg seeks a Three-I league franchise. He says residents would back an initial 8000 dollar investment for a club with a capable manager and intact team, aiming to reestablish baseball after a yearlong absence.
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Rock Island, Ill
Galesburg
Ocff
Childs
Dr. Childs
Decatur
George Reed
U C T Plans a Reception for J B Townsend in Cedar Rapids
At Russell-Lamson hall on Saturday United Commercial Travelers organized a Dec 13 reception for J B Townsend deputy grand councilor of Cedar Rapids. A 2:39 PM business session precedes a banquet and ball with committees led by F Pence and A M Kerr coordinating Banquet and Entertainments.
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Russell-Lamson Hall
United Commercial Travelers
J. B. Townsend
Cedar Rapids
Grand
F. Pence
F. T. Jones
H. Powell
W. T. Rose
A. M. Kerr
McFarlane
J. H. Moore
Attomo Theatres
H. R. Gould
Frank
I. W. Ladage
Wance
M. Kerr
R. C. Egsert
T. Rone
W. L. Whitman
Lee Kahn
Naval plan and naval holiday urged by Daniels
Washington December 1 Secretary Daniels submits his first annual report to President Wilson outlining a yearly naval building program of two dreadnaughts eight destroyers and three submarines. He endorses Churchill’s naval holiday and urges congress to invite all powers to a conference while stressing a measured build up to maintain an adequate navy and strong national defense.
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Washington, D. C
Daniels
Wilson
Voard
Winston Churchill
United States
Congress
Navy Department
Department
Pacific
Atlantic
Hudson Thanksgiving Visitors and Local Trips
Hudson residents marked the holiday with family gatherings as Mr. and Mrs. J. Knudson and children visited relatives in Waterloo. Katherine Loonan and her son Thomas spent time in Iowa Falls. Elizabeth McAvoy enjoyed vacation at home in Elma. R H Pyles and sons Leonard and Thurston toured Omaha Nebraska this week. Wilda Byers spent Thanksgiving with family in Cedar Falls. J W Patterson and family visited during the break.
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Central City
Hig
W. J. Gutknecht
Harry Loonan
Farragut
Sam Watters
Des Moines
W. Crabtree
Waterloo
Irv. Blough
The
Brethren Church
R. H. Pyles
U. B
H. Hunter
Baptisl
Pimply skin fades with Dr Edwards Olive Tablets
A Detroit era ad promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle cleansing remedy for skin, blood, bowels and liver. It claims the tablets replace calomel, soothe digestion, improve complexion and reduce bad breath. Available in 10c and 25c boxes from The Olive Tablet Company Columbus Ohio.
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Dr. Edwards
Olive Tablet Company
Columbus
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Sporting World
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Gamlb
Will Haibe
Gilbertville
Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterlon Evening Courier
Eixtra
Pen
Franchtse
Iva Smith
Folt
Rilank
Irving Barber Shop
Ter
Dewey Garner
Drinkwater
Can
W. G. Gutknecht
Chas. Shaeffer
Paul Strayer
Everall
Marsh-Place
Hudson
Madeas
Arrow Collars
Eabody & Co
Black Hawk Coffee & Spice Company
West Indies
Panama Canal
Palatina
Victoria Luise
New York
Sation
Beckie
Broadway
West Randolph St
State Loan Co
East Fourth &T
Kohl's Shoe
A. J. Busby
Mgr
Tel
Bad Pishee
Mutt and
Jeff
Panama
de Koven Opera Co
Robin Hood
Enrica Clay
Grand Opera
Paris
C. J. Miller
W. Fourth St
W. R. Cothern
Russell Lamson Bldg
Chrysanthemums
Paul Davis
Wilbert Shallenberger
Elis
Jas, L. Henderson
Bridge St
Klinefelter & Sons
Park Avenue West
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