Thirty Owa Cornell Team Aims for Promising Season
Iowa City Dec 4 Thirty candidates answered Coach Kent first call for basketball. Veterans Gardner Parsons joined by Grissel Cobb Nevins Jacobsen Garretson listed as possible stars. Interdepartmental games start soon with plans for state trip uncertain due to past financial issues.
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Iowa City
Kent
Capitan Gardner
Parsons
Trexel
Fields
Sone Variity
Schulte
Inter
Grissel
Soar
Coe
Cobb
Nevins
Jacobsen
Garretson
Chrieivores
Liberal Arts
Repadd Team Triumphs in OT Bout at Jackian Stars
The Repass Auto team edged the Jackian Stars at the Dack Man Alleys last night winning three games in a tight match. Frieda posted the high score while Smith led with the high average as the Stars fought to hold their ground.
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Repass Auto
Jackian Stars
Dackman
Fetwart
Frieda
Smith
Poisoned by accident on Illinois Central train voyage
Waverly Demurrat White was en route from Waterloo to Lime Springs with a carload of household goods when Patterson fell ill. His son gave what he thought was stomach medicine but it proved poison. A doctor treated him after the stomach was pumped, and he recovered enough to leave the station the same day.
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Waverly
Waterloo
Lime Springs
Linois Central
Patterson
Saloon Sale Debated in Des Moines Session
Des Moines mayor Frank Haddon opened a session to discuss possible actions stemming from a clash after Monday night when three consent resolutions to sell intoxicating liquor were granted. Two sale permits were still allowed in the subdistrict under law, with Haddon vowing to veto one resolution if possible and to review the Kaupotock incident.
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Es Moines
Frank Haddon
Valle
All-State Football Team Picked by Iowa City Coach
Coach Miller of Iowa City selects an all-Iowa eleven for 1913 with West Des Moines leading four spots. Des Moines players Harden, Brindley, and Hoff earn key roles. McGovern and Nichols praised for ground gains. Rhoades from Davenport added at fullback. Harrison and Ingham noted for receiving and defense. team emphasizes speed, weight, and strong line play.
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Jews City
Alvin Hi. Miller
Iowa City
Feam
Iowa
Readin
West High of
Des Moines
Ulis
Oy Fothows
Straig
Mebaren
Mast Des
Moines
Guerd
van Ginkel
Orth
Tos Amoines
Breeden
Grinnell
Ingham
West Des Moines
Harrison
Toff
Sioux City
Nichols
Oo McGovern
Bullbagk
Hodes
Davenport
Hrindley
Miller
Strong
McLaren
van Ginkle
Hreeden
Hoff
McGovern
Rhoades
Waterloo bowlers keep pace in Middle West tourney standings
In St Louis on Wednesday, Waterloo bowlers Mackin and Lorenz rose to second in the two men event with 1181 pins, while Tracry Deen of St. Louis moved to fifth in the individual with 874. Top heats included Deen 394, Graff 394, Menninghan 393, among local participants.
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St. Louis
Middle West Bowling Association
Mackan and Lorenz
Waterloo
Tracry Deen
Harry Deen
Graff
Jr. Menninghan
Mackin
Lorenz
Qualey
Waldecker
Waggle
Lockar
Des Moines
Hyde Parks
St. Wooster
Lunberts
St. Frank
Cooler
Fitzgerald
Omaha
G. Baugert
Chicago
W. O. Ferguson
Wm. Steimrant
Louis
Wlov
Thompson
Harry Kell
The
Fort Madison foreman injured in hammer attack
Fremont Fort Madison Ta Dee 4 Ros Maxscan 20 years old a foreman Hayes by a contractor in the state penitentiary was attacked yesterday afternoon by life prisoner John Meltzer. The blow fractured his skull. Maxson was rushed to a hospital in critical condition.
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Fort Madison
Dee
Maxscan
Hayes
Ohn Meolizer
Aar
Maxson
Jackson
Mieh
United May Co
Greeks Adopt Nicknames From Greek-American Students
A YMCA meeting with General Secretary Hastiqquist reveals why Greeks adopt anglicized nicknames like Bill Tom or Mike. Seventy-seven Greek-American students, many carrying pocket dictionaries, study English basics and daily vocabulary through three weekly classes led by A W Hartquist at the Y.
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A. W. Hartquist
Dlass
Bill
Jim
Tommy
Mike
Pete
Mililiades Aoutelides
Waterloo
America
Miltiliades
Iain Bill
Tom
Miltitiades
Bill Rotel
Hartquist
Artquist
Unclear 1909 Iowa Murder Case Recollection
Fragmentary report recalls a 1909 case from Des Moines involving a murder in the first degree and notes a prior clean record regarding prison discipline. The text is incomplete and lacks verifiable names, dates, or outcomes.
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Moines
Bennington Notes on Returnes and Local Transfers
Miss Elizabeth Bongartz returned to Oskaloosa to resume school duties after vacation with family. Local enrollments include Helen Wood and Merle Burk at Teachers College, Clara Schmidt at Waterloo College of Commerce, and Jennie Whitney visiting Edgewood. Carload hogs shipped to Chicago. real estate transfers list several Waterloo and Gresham properties with various buyers and prices.
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Bennington
Elizabeth Lbongartz
Oskaloosa
Helen Wood
Merle Burk
Teachers’ College
Clara Schmidt
Waterloo College of Commerce
Jennie Whitney
Carrie Sherman
Edgewood
Wred Chapman
The
Sage Brothers
Chicago
Victor Teisinger
Des Moines
Gresham
Ernest
Sage
Ames
Impersonator Poses as Police Matron Warns Readers
Editor Courier quotes Martha Scott the Police Matron denouncing a caller who pretended to be a police matron over the wire to influence a young girl. She disclaims any method by such imposture and urges protection and home influence for the girl if she has erred.
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Courier
Martha Scott
Robin Hood at Waterloo Tonight Promises Grand Opera Evening
The de Koven Opera company presents Robin Hood at Waterloo with Enrica Clay as Maid Marian and Misha Ferenzo in the title role. Veteran Frair Tuck performer George Frothingham headlines a cast including Jerome Daley Sara Maxon Helena Morrill Phil Branson The Salinger Joseph Parsons and Lorena Carman in this revival noted for its music and stage talent.
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Busby
the Waterloo
de Koven Opera Company
New Amsterdam Theatre
New York
Enrica Clay
Grant Opera
Paris
Salle
Misha Ferenzo
George Frothinghaim
Friar Tuck
Bostonians
Bve
Jerome Daley
Sara Maxon
Helena Morrill
Phil Branson
the Salinger
Joseph Parsons
Lorena Carman
The Third Degree at Waterloo matinee and night
Mr. Klein, author of The Lion and the Mouse, brings The Third Degree to Waterloo. The play, set in New York high society, portrays police methods in extracting confessions, contrasting with political and speculative themes of the earlier work.
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Waterloo
Mr. Klein
United Play Company
New York
Old Time Choir Christmas Service Brightens Dunkerton Church
The Methorlist Episcopat ehorech choir staged a festive Thanksgiving night program with 36 members performing solos duets and quartets to a crowded auditor ium despite inclement weather. Ladies' Aid met at Mrs. Platt's home for business and social time followed by lunch. The Woman's Foreign Missionary society plans a Dec 12 meeting at Mrs Cummings to study King's Business led by Alga Hitt. Regular choir practice Fridays at 7 30 with a free circulating library available to all. Epworth league attendance remains high with full seating each Sunday.
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Diunterton
Bysertaly
Jiadies' Aid Society
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
King’s Business
Alga Hitt
Mabel Baish
Epworth League
Cows Linked to Bovine Tuberculosis in Children
Dr Park and associates of the New York City Public Health Research Laboratory report on 252 tuberculous children under five, finding about 20 percent due to bovine germs. In a broader 1511 case study, 76 of 368 under five were from bovine germs, with 292 from human germs, per M Reynolds University Farm St Paul.
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Park
Bio Associates
Department of Public Health
New York City
M. H. Reynolds
University Farm
St. Paul
GETS-IT New-Plan Corn Cure Promises Quick Removal
An advertisement touts GETS-IT as a superior corn remedy. It claims rapid shriveling and vanishing of any corn, boasting near magical effectiveness and instant results within about two seconds.
GetSIT Corn Remedy Ad Text from Chicago
An old advertisement claims GETS-IT removes corns without pain or harm. It touts harmless use on corn, warts, calluses and bunions, avoiding plasters salves or knives. Sold by druggists for five cents per bottle or by mail from E Lawrence Co Chicago.
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E. Lawrence Co
Chicago
KRESKO Skin Care Ad Circulates Trial Offer
A palm sized trial of KRESKO skin remedy is advertised for 25 cents with nightly application and morning cleansing by KRESKO Soap. The ad lists sizes from trial to family jars, mentions distributors Wangler Bros Co and others, and provides the New York address for free samples.
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Kresko
Kresko Laboratories
Dept
Fourth Ave
New York
Wangler Bros. Co
B. W. Schuneman
Knapp Drug Co
H. W. Taggart and Henderson Drug Co
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