Grinnell visit opens teachers college basketball season
Cedar Falls teachers college prepares to host Grinnell on January 6 as the strongest state team visits amid a tight opening schedule. Grinnell promises top offense, while Cedar Falls meets Iowa, Drake, and Wisconsin State Normal in quick succession. Coach Berkstresser plans to return from holidays for the opener.
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Drake
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Des Moines College
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Pen
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Burlington Favors Four Veteran Rule
Burlington Ohio January 4 President Charles Kaleteh of the Burlington Baseball association reports a letter from Tom Hayden with news for local fans. Hayden says two more players are secured and more may follow as he works to build a strong team under the four veteran rule. Kaleteh remains optimistic and backs the rule while noting Waterloo may oppose the decision.
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Charles Kaleteh
Burlington Baseball Association
Tom Hayden
Hayden
Kaietch
Guildok
Rile
Waterloo
Agai
Bunny Semi pro signs with Egan
Cedar Rapids report says pitcher Peter Uleh of the Cedar Rapids south side signed with Ned Egan's Muscatine team and will report when the Central Association opens in April. Local notes claim Uleh shows raw speed but questions remain about reliability and commitment.
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Cedar Rapids
Peter" Uleh
Ned Egan
Muscatine
Uleh
Egan
Central Association
Petcy
Trcb
Peter
Fie
Foxy Ned
Hichly
Sebth
Bunny Mascot Arrives for Cedar Rapids Team
The Cedar Rapids Gazette reports the 1935 bunny mascot Harris arrived at 3 p.m. and received his official title. In an interview he says the team has good odds this season. The mascot, son of Mr and Mrs Victor Harris, weighed nine pounds at birth and was celebrated by the local fathers group.
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Cedar Rapids
Prudentia Belden
Victor Harris
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Toon
Order of “Proud and Happy Fathers
Cedar Sxplde Gazette
Boyle Signs Another Star in Keokuk Baseball
Outfielder Earl Comstock, last season with Muskegon in the Michigan State League, has been signed by Frank Boyle. Keokuk will field two leading MSL run getters, Baum and Comstock, with Comstock hitting .293 and scoring 72 runs in 129 games. Boyle also added pitcher Wr. Pelaski from Chicago, noting Pelaski’s control as the main issue to address.
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Earl Comstock
Muskegon Club
Frank Boyle
Comstock
Bnnum
Boyle
Tte
Baum
Swick
Gomstock
Wr. Pelaski
Chicago
Pelaski
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Multiple family visits and New Year gatherings noted in Belmont
Hudson reports Frank A Strayler and daughter Leona visiting relatives for weeks then returning home to Belmont Montana. New Year guests at Dr and Mrs RO Pyles included Mr and Mrs Irwin of Cedar Rapids and Miss Burger of Keokuk. Many out of town visitors attended the New Year dinner, with Wm Donelson family traveling to Cole Texas and other locals hosting relatives. Brethren church Up Streamers dinner for about forty attended Thursday evening as school reopened after a week’s vacation.
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Frank A. Strayler
Leona
Belmont
Mont
Myr
Irwin
Cedar
Miss Burger
Keokuk
RO. Pyles
W. J. Gutknecht
George Miller
Donlo
Chas. Shafer
Chicare
Faul
Flos Strayer
Ateria
Strayer
Ochoydan
Monty Brandhurst
Suste Alexander
Sop
Ralph
Fred Senderloin
Long Beach
Cal
WH Donelson
Cole
Willy Sherrath
Peter Lund
Wynot
Neb
Sam Jaimans
A. Strayer
Robert Joder
Arona Straser
Hazel
Gadys Wash
Mason City Fans Push for Central Association Franchise
Mason City fans organize to secure a 1911 Central association franchise. Clinton and Galesburg back renewed bids. Waterloo meeting January 13 will decide leadership and backing. Clinton plans to rejoin. Mason City expects strong delegation to defend a franchise and ally with Clinton and Galesburg.
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Galesburg
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Waterloo
Hough
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War veteran regains memory after 50 years
Laurentine Highle, 70, a Wilmington resident, recalls childhood details after memory returns following Civil War hospital illness that erased his identity. Enlisted papers traced his name to family, reuniting him with brothers and sisters as he recounts life before the war. His memory seems to be returning. The fragment mentions a pianist neighbor and a joke about a chicken.
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Laurentine Highle
Wilmington
Highie
Illinois
Utica
Albert O. Marshall
Joliet
New Terror on Fields of Dead
A Russian officer reports a wolves attack in east Prussia and Poland after a battle. Wounded, he recounts lying with his comrades as wolves formed a circle and moved toward the dead, then passing by without attacking before dawn. He was found by a Cossack patrol at sunrise.
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East Prussia
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Sanitation Laws in Iowa Explain Bite of Bureau Bulletin
A Des Moines report outlines a forthcoming bulletin from Commissioner Barney detailing Iowa sanitation laws enforced by the Department. It covers prosecutions for adulteration and sanitation failures, net weight rules, labeling cautions, track scale testing, and guidance on eggs, rice, bread wrapping, and soft drink licensing.
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Barney
Iowa
Lawa
Bulletin
McIntyre and Heath to star in The Ham Tree at Waterloo
McIntyre and Heath headline the Waterloo Sunday matinee and night in John Cort's revival of The Ham Tree a big musical novelty famed for its quaint negro characters and lively dancing. The production features lavish scenery a strong cast and the chorus of attractive dancers with music by Jean Schwartz lyrics by William Jerome and book by Geo Hobart.
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Waterloo
John Cort
Geo
Hobart
William Terome
Jean Schwartz
Mr. Cort
Billy Pig Falls Asleep and Gobbler Steals His Seed
A Mother sends Billy Pig to plant a garden while avoiding others. He sleeps, a gobbler eats his seeds, and Billy Pig awakes declaring his tail bitten. The gobbler reassures him the tail remains, and Billy reflects on the nap that fooled him. Copyright 1915 McClure Syndicate. Tomorrow’s story Drusilla Is Photographed.
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Average net weight calculation for multiple packages
The notice describes weighing several packages of the same size to determine a net weight average. It notes allowances for shrinkage or variation by manufacturers and industry practice to accept a customary average when weighed packages show small discrepancies.
Ruling on Edible Content in Preserved Foods
The article discusses federal guidance on labeling preserved foods such as olives and pickles. It states edible content must be listed in pounds and ounces while not counting brine or preservative liquids.
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Community Notes From Denver January Visit and Celebrations
Fred Knter Jr and family from Grove Hill visited Wm Wehling and family over Sunday. Joe Kelling and family recently moved to Denver from Maxfield into a new house. Mr and Mrs Frank Amwsorth spent a week visiting relatives in Waterloo. Mr and Mrs Conrad Clausing celebrated their fifty third wedding anniversary with relatives present. Miss Malinda Nolting daughter of Fred Nolting was honored with a surprise party for her eighteenth birthday.
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Fred Kntler, Jr
Grove Hill
Wm. Wehling
Joe Kelling
Maxfield
Denve
Frank ¥Amsworth
Waterloo
Conrad Clausing
Malinda Nolting
Fred Nolting
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