Ames Gridiron Prospects Face Scheduling Strains
Ames weekly notes show University of Iowa rivalries with Minnesota Missouri Nebraska and Drake on the slate while Illinois and Wisconsin extend invitations that Williams declines due to a full fall timetable. Drury Moss leaves college at semester end threatening Cyclone quarterback plans.
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Ames
University of 1Nots
Williams
Cyclones
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Clyde Williams
Ort
Minnesota
Gophers
Rames
Urbana
Madison
Drury Moss
Moss Say
Mercantile Business
Aldrich
Moss
Cyclone
Iowa
Missouri
Nebraska
Yowa
Drake
Coe
Cornel
Expects Mackinen to Be in Race for 1915 Pennant
Boston manager Bill Carrigan predicts a three or four way pennant battle among Boston Philadelphia Washington Detroit in 1915. He lauds Red Sox pitching and outfield, notes infield strength and needs, and cites Detroit and Washington as threats. He mentions players Hugher Jennings and Griffmen as factors in the coming season.
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Boston
Philadelphia
Washington
Detroit
Bill Carrigan
Red Sox
Philadephia
Bender
Plask
Hugher Jennings
Tigers
Clark
Griffith
Jebsen
Hochlins
Lentley
Washiton
Springfield Seeks Three Franchise For City Baseball
Springfield aims to field a fourth team with funds raised by local sportsmen and merchant backing. The initial vote gave the franchise to Rock Island as talks continue with Springfield franchise holders retaining rights until February 1.
Manager Richards Predicts Strong 1915 Ansons Turnaround
Frank Richards forwards a confident plan to Times-Republican, detailing a rebuilt 1915 Ansons with new players of league caliber and a past failure due to a dissolving team culture. He vows no room for individualists, cites four player rule, and aims a pennant chase as Marshalltown fans deserve a top club.
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Frank Richards
Times-Republican
Richards
Marshalltown
Ansons
Phonoms
Chicago Meteors defeat Waterloo All Stars 28 to 21 in gym
Chicago Meteors beat Waterloo All Stars 28 to 21 at the M. C. A. Gym in a cautious contest. Chicago led 16 to 10 at halftime and extended the margin before Waterloo narrowed it to two late. Referee Kimm credited visitors with 18 fouls. locals had 3. Nicholl led Chicago with 11 points. Rath and Bragdon sparked Waterloo comeback effort.
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Chicago Meteors
Waterloo All Stars
M. CA
Chicago
Waterloo
Chicago Five
Kimm
Bill” Cotter
Bragdon
Holmes
Reuben Rath
Eggler
Hostetler
Leonard
Nichol
Meteors
Payne
Nicholl
Churchill
Jeffries
Love
Cottar
Holties
Rath
Egeter
Kimmutophre
D. Bragdon
Dr Shallenberger to Visit Waterloo Next Saturday
Ft. Dodge Iowa November 3 1914 Dr Wilbert Shallenberger of Chicago UT Dear Doctor I write to say we are pleased with the operation on our daughter Clara She breathes better weighs steadily and the tonsils and adenoids are gone We will tell friends so they may come to you Mrs Martin Staner Waterloo ad? This clipping notes a patient letter and local notices. Also reports of tramp thefts and a pardon in the Black Hawk case with Charles Brooks pardoned January 25 after 1909 conviction and 1942 parole
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Ft. Dodge
Wilbert, Shallenberger
Chicago
Clara
Martin Staner
Charles Brooks
Black Hawk Criminal Court
Lfe
Brooks
Passenger Fares Increase in Iowa Report
From Des Moines Jan 27 reports say a fare rise from 2 to 2 1 2 cents per mile will lift Iowa rail passenger revenue by over five million dollars annually. Railroads earn about twenty million from passengers yearly. The increase aligns with interstate commerce commission guidance that current passenger business earns little profit. Treasurer Brown improves health and is expected back at the capitol soon after a two month illness. A Senate committee will weigh Duckworth's bid for a second term as state capitol custodian amid veteran concerns. Legislation seeks reimbursements for foot and mouth epidemic losses and discusses San Francisco exposition funding and tax measures. President Seerley notes Helen Keller should be heard.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Interstate Commerce Commission
Brown
W. C. Brown
Duckworth
W. A. Duckworth
van Buren County
State Capitol
State House
Senate
Gibson
Stange
State College
Ames
Senate Appropriations Committee
Heald
Ways and Means
Board of Education
Better Than Calomel Olive Tablets Promote Liver Relief
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets present a mild alternative to calomel for liver and bowel relief. They claim instantish normalization, no tooth damage, and quick relief from dullness and heaviness caused by constipation. Sold in 1c and 5c per box through druggists nationwide.
Diet of Ancient Athletes and Pork Beliefs
The article traces ancient athletic diets from Greece to Rome. It notes Greek cheese from goats, water on a fish diet, early Roman vegetarian staples of dried tiga new cheese and boiled grain, then pork as the sole meat later added. Galen argued pork had the most nutrition, and athletes claimed deprivation of any other meat harmed mind and body.
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Webster
Galen
Odds Defeat Evens In Waterloo Business College Banquet
Waterloo Business College held its annual banquet with nearly 300 guests in attendance. President A F Gates announced plans tied to the school’s social feature, the flag contest, and noted his son Bruce F Gates’ success with the University of Michigan debating team. The evening showcased varied humor from students, a performance by La Rue's orchestra, and close scoring between the Odds and Evens teams.
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Waterloo Business College
P. Hall
A. F. Gates
Puesta
la Rue
America
W. F. Spry
First M. BE. Church
Gates
Bruce F. Gates
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
Madison
Wis
Ilineis University
Paul Davis Dry Goods Co
Mary Horner
The
Collega
W. F. Teer
Stenotype People
Courier and Reporter
Harold Scroggy
Waterloo
Black Hawk
Iowa
Easy Way to Darken Gray Hair with Sage and Sulphur
Advertisement touts Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy as a ready mix for darkening gray hair, claiming it works overnight with repeated use. It promises glossy, luxuriant hair, dandruff removal, and stopped hair loss, sold by H. W. Taggart for 60 cents.
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Wyeth
Wreth
H. W. Taggart
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Seerley
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Dr. Edwards
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Sloan
Joseph Tamblyn
Coneerse Street
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Earl &. Sloan, Inc. Dept
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Shep Camp
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Mazda
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West Fourth and Jefferson Streets
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Grant Ave
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