Cyclone football players shift gears to summer work
Ames Iowa July reports on Cyclone athletes balancing football drills with summer jobs. Captain George Schlenker and Maynard Spears among road crew workers. Pant Trauger backfield star selling fuel. eight guards serve as lifeguards while improving sprint and relay events. Swimmers travel from Baril Lake to Ontario and Maine for resort pools.
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Bob Simpson
Belping
Iowa
George Schlenker
Des Moines
Maynard Spears
Toledo
Rudolph Tegland
Story
Orrie Rae
Ames
Highway Commissiones
Elmer Larson
Sergeant Bluir
Tick Wilcos
Stratford
Becks
Carl Kern
Cedar Rapids
Telephone
Forrest Berinet
Marshall
Oklo
Lloyd Bohannon
Algona
Trauger
Danhbert
Baril Lake
Ontario
Canadas
New Jersey
Maine
R. R. Burber
Wilmette, TL
Walter Fraser
W. A. Weld
Heystone Heights
Fla
R. S. McDuff
G. L. Unser
Bernardsville
N. d
George Thurber
A. A. Eine
Cedar Falls
Delbert Weigel
Body of Illinois Athlete Recovered from Mount Rainier Crevasse
Forrest Greathouse former University of Illinois football star and two companions died in a climb on Mount Rainier. A search led by Charles Brown recovered Greathouse’s body from a crevasse after eight hours of descent. Edwin A. Wetzel of Milwaukee was among the party that started the ascent and four others were rescued earlier in the expedition.
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Paradise Inn
Reiner
National Park
Wash
Buly
U.P
Forrest Greathouse
University of Ilinois
Mount Rainier
Greathouse
Charles Brown
le Greathouse
Edwin A. Wetzel
Milwaukee
Wefeel
Warty's Shoe Store to Move to 219 Fourth Street West
Frank Warty, proprietor of Warty's Brownhill shoe store at 310 Fourth Street West, has leased 219 Fourth West across the street for five years and will move after remodeling, planned to finish around August 15 or September 1, with a new front and a children’s department designed with animal-themed decor.
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Wartey’s Shoe Store
Fourth Street
Frank Warty
Warty
Brownhill Shoe
Fourth Street West
Fourth West
Wll
Children’s Department
Edgewood Nine Beats Manchester By 4 to 3
Edgewood downed Manchester 4 to 3 at Edgewood on Sunday with Malyen delivering a solid start and Rhinos providing key hits. Skinner and Greener turned in notable plays as Manchester’s defense faltered late.
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Edgewood
Manchester
fCporter
Pecial Servier
I Tuck
Earlville
One Rim
Malyen
Rhinos
Skinner
Greener
Police Notes Document Bicycle and Tire Theft Reports
Police notes show Willam Barnett reporting a bicycle stolen from the bathing beach Sundry. A spare tire was stolen from a car parked near Kern Street. A Buick coach with license B N717 is held at the police station awaiting ownership identity after being towed in by Officers Les Jensen and J Jensen from Fifth Street East near Sycamore.
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Willam Barnett
Kingbard Avenue
A. A. Smith
Kern Street
Les and
J. ©. Jensen
Fifth Street
Sycamore
Bitter Ender: City Refuses Funds for Prisoner Board
Fragmentary lines report Mr. Watson and a succession of harsh phrases about a prisoner likely named Watson and the city unable to pay for his board in the calaboose. The text suggests a demand for payment and justice, but details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
Ponco Joe Cantillon Still in Baseball After a Half Century
Hickman Kentucky July 8. Pongo Joe Cantillon claims an unequalled 50 year record in baseball starting as a bat boy in 1879 in Janesville Wisconsin He supervised umpires in the American Association and recalls seeing Walter Johnson as a farm youth The longest stint was with Minneapolis from 1910 for 14 years with four pennants He later managed Little Rock scouted for White Sox and Cubs and praises Landis and the American Legion sand lot leagues
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Hickman
Pongo Joe" Cantillon
Pongo Joe
Babe Ruth
Janesville
Wis
American Association
Cantillon
Lardner
Senators
Joe Shey
Walter Johnson
Idaho
Gantilion
Little Rock Club
Southern Association
For & White
White Sox
Guhs
Landis
American Legion
Howans Reunion in Pendleton Oregon with Waterloo ties
Chil McDougall once of Waterloo now press agent for the Al. Cy Barnes circus met Frank and Mrs Schwelger of Waterloo at Pendleton where they ran the Alta Lunch. McDougall plans to visit Waterloo this fall when the circus heads east. Independence, July 8 The Inder Wins lost to the Albemarle team at the fairgrounds 2 to 1.
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Chil McRougall
Waterloo
Readlyn Edges Denver 4 to 2 in Valley League clash
Readlyn, Virginia, defeated Denver 4 to 2 yesterday in a Shell Rock Valley league contest. A large crowd witnessed the game as Readlyn pulled ahead.
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Readlyn
Denver
A Year Ago Today in Waterloo
A July 1928 Waterloo chronicle recalls Rev John D Kern in Osage denouncing Iowa parole leniency after Donald Pint's death blamed on Kenneth Cook Convict No 10794. It notes Pint killed when Cook's car hit him as he aided a jumper, plus Janesville to Waterloo pavement status, a Nashua picnic crowd, and Nashua Nines beating Clarksville 11 to 6 in a Shell Rock Valley League game.
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John D. Kern
Osage
Donald Pint
Iowa’ Parole
Kenneth Cook
F. W. Edwards
Grand Jury
Pint
Cook
False Teeth Promise Comfort and Sneak-Slip Fix
An advertisement promotes Fasteeth to stabilize false teeth and prevent embarrassment from slippage. It claims overnight ease and fresh breath, urging readers to buy at C. J. Miller or other drug stores.
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C. J. Miller
MELLO-GLO Face Powder Ad Promotes Beauty Benefits
Lauerman's Dry Goods Co advertises MELLO-GLO Face Powder as a popular beauty product for women. It claims the powder provides a smooth spread, a lasting youthful bloom, and a coloring matter approved by the government, using a Frenel process.
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Lauerman’s Dry Goods Co
Innocents of Paris at Paramount Theatre delights crowds
Review lauds Maurice Chevalier in Innocents of Paris at the Paramount. A charming romance with his singing, acting, and French songs, supported by Sylvia Beecher and a strong cast. Also features Roy Sedley Night club revue dancing, Norworth duo act, and Paramount Movietone news reels.
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Paris
Maurice Chevalier
Paramount Theatre
Publix House
Chevalier
Louise
Pm Wow
Sylvia Beecher
David Durand
George Fawcett
Sedley
Beth Miller
Jack Norworth
Paramount
Movietone
Beauties in Bathing Suits at the Strand Feature
Strand bills present a film titled the Cohens and the Kelleys at Atlantic City starring George Sidney and Mack Swain in a knit goods business plot amid bathing suit parade scenes and romantic entanglements. The program also features Vitahone acts and Lon Chaney in The Phantom of the Opera at the Palace.
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Strand
Cohens
Kelleys
Atlantic City
Cohen and Kelley
George Sidney
Mack Swain
Floradora
Cohen
Atelantic City
Kelley
Eait
Pape Cohen
George LeMaitre
Ike Edwards
C. K
Battle of youth and old age charms a Paris love tale
In Paris a story unfolds of youth clashing with disfigured age for love of a beautiful girl. Chaney is backed by a strong cast, while comedy Blazing Away and 2-Fox news are shown in the new DIM today. Separately, veterinarians meet in Omaha as two hundred delegates attend the Missouri Valley Veterinary Association convention with J. Scott presiding.
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Paris
Chaney
Fox News
Omaha
Neb
U.R
Missouri Valley’ Veterinary Association
J. Scott
Knoxville
Stengel and Bohne Suspended After Near Riots
Chicago July 1 manager Casey Stengel of Toledo and Sammy Bohne of Minneapolis were suspended indefinitely by American Association President Thomas Hickey. Stengel struck Lute Boone of the Columbus Senators in Saturdays game, while Bohne was accused of inciting a general fight between St Paul and Minneapolis in their Fourth of July clash, triggering near riots.
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Chicago
Casey “Stengel
Toledo
Sammy Bohne
Minneapolis
Thomas Hickey
American Association
Stengel
Lute Boone
Columbus Senators
Bohn
St. Paul
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