College basketball action in Iowa this week focus
Iowa high schools launch sectional tournaments with 150 teams vying for state berths while Drake University hosts the sectional rounds in Des Moines and Cedar Rapids. Northwestern visits Iowa in a Big Nine clash, and college games this week center on that rivalry. Drake officials will oversee the contests as prelims set the stage for next week’s state championship events.
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Wallfield
Fort Dodge
Grinnell
Sioux City
Iowa
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Teachers’ College
Cedar Falls
Parsons College
Fairfield
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Grince
Morningside College
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Jown
Northwestern
Lot
Althe
Towa
Ames Defeats Grinnell In Iowa Conference Clash
Ames defeats Grinnell 25 19 72 in a conference game. Dubuque College beat Loyola academy 37 to LT, using substitutes early then dominating second half. Fred Beel, 42, pursues middleweight title with plans to train in Wisconsin and move to Chicago after his wife recovers. Des Jardien quits baseball to pursue business in Chicago.
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Des Jardien
Cleveland
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University of Chi- Mazo
High Honors Paid American Soldier Killed at Front
Maj Elvin R Heiberg American military attaché killed in Italy after a fall from a horse on the front. March 5 Udine body transported with full honors. coffin on gin carriage, flag draped and wreaths, including one from King Victor. The train to Rome expected today. Horse reared, rider dismounted ill, Heiberg struck on the head and died two hours later.
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Rome
Maj. Heiberg
Crriana
Reading the Advertising Columns Profit for Subscribers
A historical note from 1911 1916 shows temperature data and profits tied to reading advertising columns, highlighting the value of ad content to subscribers and readers. It implies advertising is as engaging as the main editorial content in that era.
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Columaia
Cedar Falls News Highlights Local Social and Death Notices
Cedar Falls daily notes several social events and personal updates. E Kleckner of Red Wing Minn arrives to visit with daughters. Mrs. Harvey Jewell returns from Rochester health recovery. George Frisby to Canada for farming interests. Mrs. Murphy dies at St Patrick's. funeral at Cedar Falls. Mrs. Mary Boysen to Chicago as visiting nurse. numerous club meetings and community notices through Cedar Falls plus area reports.
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West Twelfth Street
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First Congregational Church
Ladies’ Association
J. C. Wieneke
Gurial
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Waterloo
Murphy
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James Robinson
Central City
Bernice Weart
Marshalltown
Blanche Weart
Raymond
Daughters of the American Revolution
Presbyterian Church
Sara F. Rice
J. C. McGlade
A.W. Burr
America
Frederickson
Carr
United States
Cedar Heights
BE. Z. Cable
John .Lemmer, Jr
John Lemmer
International Harvester Compan
Southern River Rage Opens Rampage Across Five States
Atlanta reports floods from fifteen rivers overflowing in Tennessee Alabama Georgia North Carolina and Virginia after days of heavy rain. Officials fear property damage and many residents displaced though loss of life is not expected to rise significantly amid continuing river surges.
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Georgia
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Morris Bank Chooses Central Quarters on Bridge Street
Directors of the Morris Plan Bank announced the 22 Bridge Street site in the Syndicate building as the new location. The lease includes front alterations and other changes, with furniture and equipment ordered. The bank plans to open between April 1 and 30, and W. J. Rochtfertig will be manager, with Ira Hoover credited for arranging the deal.
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Ira
Hoover
Mournful rites set for Mrs. W. A. Knouff in Waterloo
Mrs Qlara May Knouff 41 wife of William A Knouff died Saturday at 984 Linegin Street after a long illness. Born February 9 1876 in Ohio she moved to Waterloo as a child and resided here. Survived by husband daughter Lucille her mother Mrs Sarah Shirey of Waterloo and several brothers and sisters. Father Jonathan Shirey and a sister predeceased her. Funeral Tuesday at 2 pm from East Park Presbyterian Church.
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Qlara May Knouff
Willian A. Knouff
Linegin Street
Ohio
Waterloo
Mast Park Presbyterian
Sarah Shirey
Waterlow
W. JL
PY. J. Shirey
George Pikell
J. S. Dewhirst
Sadie Shirey
C. Beechley
Aurelia
Minnie Will
Cedar Falls
Jonathan Shirey
A. H. Morris
East Park
Pioneer Chick Hawk County citizen dies at 83
Involved obituary notes the death of Hams Thomsen a pioneer resident of Chick Hawk County aged about 83. Born May 13 1843 in Sreland Venmark he immigrated to the United States and Waterloo 48 years ago. He lived near Castle Will until his death and was described as a plain, well-liked man. He is survived by his widow three children Fred Carl and Lena and a sister Mrs
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Hams ‘Thomsen
Chick Hawk County
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Ble
United States
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Castle Will
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Lena
Funeral services for Soren Anderson in Waterloo
Funeral services for Soren Anderson will be conducted from the family residence Tuesday at 2 p.m. Burial will be at Cedar Wilby in Greenview.
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Waterloo
Faneral Gerviges
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Greenview
Conmlol Ye
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