Simpson College Nips Teachers In Tight 26 to 22 Game
Simpson College men edge Teachers College in a hard fought 26 to 22 victory. Captain Walter McCoy led scoring with Garbett and Sipherd strong on defense as Morrison led Tutors with three flashgoals and Harshbarger featured in the visitors’ lineup.
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Indishola
Web
Simpson College
Stile ‘Teachers' College
le Floal
Wael
Tylors
Methodists
Simpson
Walter McCoy
Iowa
Garbett
Sipherd
C. McCoy
Morrison
MM. Harshbarger
Teachers College— U Rp
Horton
Holman
Gos Bates
M. Harshbarg
Yoliefson
J. Harshbarge
L . Morgan
La Crosse State Five Favored to Cop Flag
Dubuque Iowa February report on Western Interstate basketball standings. La Crosse State Normal leads the race for the 1925 season with victories over Luther and Columbia while Valparaiso falters after losses to Luther at Decorah. St. Viator’s unfinished schedule keeps La Crosse favored unless another conference game alters the standings.
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LA Crosse State
Dubuque
la Crosse State Normal
la Crosse
St. Viator
St. Vintor
Bourbonnais
Valparaiso
2 Crosse
Luther
Columbia
Luther Colleges
Decorah
de Paul
Tutor Mat Team Meets Parsons Wrestlers at Cedar Falls Tonight
Cedar Walls Feb 25. Coach Bender's grapplers set for their tilt with Parsons College Wildcats tonight. Parsons enters first meet. Tutors' two prior meets give them experience. Captain Croy struggles to make weight. Bender may move him to light heavies and place Orr in 158-pound class.
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Cedar ‘Walls
Specelal
Bender
Grapplers Atg
Parsons College Wildcats
Wildcats
Jieams
Bentley
Croy
Parsons
Orr
Minnesota Gophers Edge Iowa 20 18 In Thriller
Minneapolis Minn Feb 23 The Minnesota basketball team tied for fourth in the Big Ten by beating Iowa 20 to 18 in a slow first half and a dramatic second period Kenwood Armory saw Cully Lidberg star with four field goals and a free throw while Weldon added key baskets Red Wing led in scoring helping Minnesota to the narrow victory over Iowa McConnell and Lande stood out for Iowa in a hard fought game
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Minneapolis
Minn
Minnesota
Amchigan
Purdue
Iowa
Gophers
Tien Kenwood Annory
Cully Lidbere
Soug
Fingan
Lande
Cully Lidberg
Weldon
McConnell
Towa
Lidberg
Mary
The
Pain
Dumont High Defeats Hansell Quint 24 to 17
Dumont High cagers upset Hansell quint, 24 to 23, in a Friday game. Winners led from start to finish, showcasing snap and dash. referee Kenneth Starbuck handled the officiating amid a Geneva and Arendale matchup noted in local scores.
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Dumont High
Hansell Quint
Dumont
Speiat
Dumont High Carers
Mansell
Geneva
Aredale
Siga
Sean
Kenneth Starbuck
Jim Simpson the lifelong outdoorsman and guide
Jim Simpson, renowned big game hunter and guide from Jackson Hole country, has spent 30 years pursuing elk, bear, mountain sheep, and trout. He finds joy in watching sheep and exploring streams, turning his passion into a lifelong business and proving the outdoors can sustain a man who loves it.
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N. Leek
Wyoming
Jim Simpson
Mr. Leek
Mr. Simpson
Jacktson Hole
Simpson
Pal
Wisconsin Trackmen Beat Iowa 55 to 31 in Relay Heavy Meet
Wisconsin displayed strength in every event defeating Iowa at Iowa City on February 1. Tom Jones' men won eight firsts and broke five armory records on the new cinder track. Dauber set a new mark in the shot put, and Wisconsin swept key events including the 440 yard dash and the mile relay. Iowa struggled in several races, with Phelps fading in the two mile.
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Iowa City
Wisconsin
Iowa
Tom Jones
Dauber
Town
Badgers
Ifawks
Dopestera
Towa
Phelps
Walker Colima bout set as world welterweight champ headlines card
Mickey Walker world welterweight champion nears a 12 round no decisive bout with Bert Golima in Los Angeles. Tickets totaling over 60000 have been sold. Walker earns about 27000 from a 40 percent share while Colima receives 20000. Walker opens as clear favorite.
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Los Angeles
Peb
Mickey Walker
Cor
Bert Golima
Whittler
Cal
Walker
Colima
Cornell Five Wallops Hamline Cagers 46 20
In St Paul Minnesota on February 22 Cornell College of Mount Vernon defeated Hamline 46 to 20 on the Hamline floor. The Town five outplayed the Pipers throughout the game with only two free throws giving Hamline brief lead. Cornell held Hamline to one field goal in the first half, leading 23 to 6 at the break.
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St. Paul
Minn
Cornnell College of
Mount Vernon
Hamline
Pipers
Town
Cornée
KISTNER Celebrates 23 Years in Waterloo Funeral Trade
E F Kistner marks a twenty third anniversary in Waterloo funeral directing while unveiling a new limousine casket coach built on Cadillac V 8 53 base with long wheelbase. He began in 1888 after West High School and studied embalming, later opening 517 Jefferson and moving to the first exclusive Waterloo funeral home at 316 318 Third Avenue.
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J. F. Kistner
Waterloo
Mr. Kistner
West High School
Kistner
Jefferson, Street
Watering
Third Avenue
Pew
Screen Program Features Hearts, Suffering, and Love
A busy week opens with varied entertainments. Lon Chaney stars in a dramatic program at the Plaza with Tangled fates and a tragic love story, while a color fashion film dazzles in Paris. At the Strand, Meighan and Teed battle adversaries in a fast moving tale of mining town schemes, and Inez in Hollywood unfolds backstage drama. The Rialto offers Laughing Danger melodrama with Talmadge, plus Rainbow Girl revue at the Palace and a return engagement of To the Last Man for those who missed it.
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Plaza
Lon Chaney
Im ‘Tie
Ang
Dictls
Paris
Chaney
John Gilbert i
Norma Sherrer
Tuily Mar
Paul Davis
Hampton
Thomas Meigham
Lila Tee
Meighan
Harold
Langdon
Inez
Hollywood
Iso
Awollywood Srereta
Alice Q. Nilsson
Rialto
Richard Talmadge P
Tiarry ‘Wike’ Evans
Ane Grey
Richard Dil
Leis Wilson
Uncle Harry Reflects On George Washington’s Humanity
In a candid chat with Helen, Uncle Harry argues that legendary figures like George Washington are often mythologized. He explains many heroes rose from ordinary backgrounds and that biographers sometimes erase flaws to preserve a heroic image. The discussion probes how history tends to mythologize leaders rather than portray their human side.
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Helen
Uncle Harry
George Washington
George
Uncle
Harry
Jeman
Piates
Nardan
Valley Forge
Hermes
Peante
Gerpee
Washington
Tne
Washington Through the Centuries Examined in 2032
A dialogue among Harry Joe Unala Barry and Apple Harry discusses George Washington's legacy as a man of force and judgment while noting stories of poetry appearance and a cherry tree tale. They debate biographers' accuracy and the forthcoming bicentennial of Washington’s birth unveiling potential new discoveries.
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Harry
Helen
Reaper
Joe
Unala Barry
Apple Harry
Washington
Jessie
Des Moines Week of Religious Work Led by Mott and Eddy
Des Moines concluded a fruitful week of religious outreach funded by local businessmen to spotlight dangerous trends. The program opened with a Mass meeting in the coliseum featuring John R. Mott, international YMCA leader, as speakers toured high schools and colleges. Sherwood Eddy of the YMCA lectured to a joint session of Iowa’s house and senate on World Conditions, with Waterloo projects contributing attendees to the Des Moines events.
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Des Moines
Coliseum
John R. Mott
Sherwood Eddy
Iowa House of Representatives
Senate
Waterloo
Des Moinés
Letter seeks Hull whereabouts and land for rent near Waterloo
Ray Eggert, postmaster, received a letter from Harry Je Moe of Lost Lake Minnesota asking about the whereabouts of a man named Hull. Hull is believed to live near Waterloo and own land on the north side of the Chippewa river near Meridean in Dunn County Wisconsin. Moe wishes to rent Hulls land.
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Hull
Ray
Eggert
Harry Je Moe
Lost Lake
Minn
Waterloo
Chippewa River
Meridean
Dunn County
Wis
de Moe
Dear Me Pleases Waterloo With Style And Charm
The Waterloo Berkell Players stage the romantic comedy Dear Me in three acts by Ruther Reed and Falu Hamilton at the Waterloo theatre on Sunday February 22. The cast includes Wilber Ogrevie Glen Coulter Manny Béin Marl Jamison and others. The critic praises the play as clever and delightful, noting it is clean and refreshing like a spring shower and a favorite of the stock company’s lineup.
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Ruther Reed
Falu Hamilton
Lyrie Lerkett
Waterloo Theatre
Wilber Ogrevie
Glen Coulter
Manny Béin
Marl Jamison
Hierbert Lawton
Robert St. Clair
Joseph Renard
Wilson
Carney
Maxine Gilles Apeil Blair
Sdythe Hilcott
Edgar Craig
Milton Byron Dudley Quail
Hull
Helen Em
Berkell
Waterloo
Dear Me shines in Berker Players revival in Waterloo
In Waterloo and nearby towns audiences are urged to see Dear Me after initial hesitation. April Blair, as Dear Me, delivers a vibrant springlike performance that lifts discouraged spirits, while Byron, Wilson, and Il-Nott deliver strong portrayals. The plot follows a home for failed artists where a younger inquiry disrupts the scene.
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Waterloo
Berker
April Blair
Polly
Wast
He Who Gets Slapped at Plaza Theatre
Victor Seaström directs a poignant adaptation of Leonid Andreyev's play about a troubled scientist turned circus clown. Lon Chaney captures hearts as the tormented “He,” with strong turns from Norma Shearer and John Gilbert as romantic leads.
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Victor Seatrat
Victor Seastrom
Ameren
Plaza Theatre
Leonid Andreyev
Lon Chaney
Norma Shearer
John Gilbert
The Stock Company Presents The Play This Week
A fragment recalls trades of a sharp tongued housekeeper and a young man aiding the new arrival as characters sing in a lively stage piece. The director declares the lines and plot superbly adapted to please any audience and promises a pleasant memory for patrons this week with matinees Wednesday and Saturday and Rain staged by a touring company. Next week the slot features The Gold Diggers.
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Sician
Aind
Jesson
Broadway Albert Nodon Experiments Indicate Radioactivity
March 7 report notes Broadway Albert Nodon in Paris has conducted experiments suggesting all living things may be radioactive. The claim rests on early observations and remains unverified by mainstream science.
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Albert -Nodon
Paris
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