West High Seeks Postseason Rematch After Referee Error
West High players dispute a Cedar Falls 6–0 win, arguing a referee error cost them the game. Referee F E Birch admitted a miscall and awarded Waterloo 25 yards. Officials consider replay or a post season game to settle the Cedar Falls contest and determine supremacy.
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F. E. Birch
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McClain
Birch
Waterloo
Mr. Birch
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Max Miller
Cedar Falls Tigers
East High Falls to Iowa Falls in Stiff Second Half
East High outplayed Iowa Falls in the second half but trailed after a rough first and second period. The defeat disappointed fans though the team showed promise in the third and fourth quarters and Davis' sharp play stood out as a bright spot.
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fHurgieh
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Stoddard
Smallridges
H. J. Starr
Olive Tablets Offer Gentle Relief for Constipation
Dr. Edwards promotes Olive Tablets as a safe substitute for cleansing bowels. One nightly dose for a week is said to ease pimples, bad breath, and dullness, with gentle action and no harsh irritation. The Olive Tablet Company of Columbus endorses the product.
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Edwards
Olive ‘Tablet Company
Humbia
Locals Battle Cedar Falls Prep as Starrs Watch from Sidelines
Iowa Falls hosts Cedar Falls soon as star player nears return from injury and may debut in the Mason City game. Town Falls dominates second half while West Waterloo and East Waterloo losses highlight a day of mixed high school football results across the region.
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Amherst
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Cornell
Town Falls
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Perry
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le Mars
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Odebolt
Carroll
Cedar Rapids
Dubuque
Saturday Football Scores From Western Colleges
Western colleges Drake and Washington 13 Nebraska 7 Missouri 16 Morningside 3 CWiahonwe wankagh unable to read clearly due to OCR issues but reports a set of football results from Saturday games with several team names listed.
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Conn
Yale
Iain Jesse Spalding
Princeton
Harvard
Oldli
Brown
Western Cotleges
Drake Ui
Washinaston
Nebraska
Missouri
Amines
Morningside
Cwiahonwe
America wins third in balloon races
Kansas City dispatch reports America secured third in the international balloon race for the Heonett trophy. The event began in Stuttgart Germany with Capt. H E Honeywell piloting the balloon Uncle Sam. A cablegram received by Gen. W Myers confirms the third place finish.
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America
Stuttgart
Germany
Orr
Gen. W. Myers
H. E. Honeywell
Capt. Honeywell
Uncle Sam
Rockford Social Notes From Waterloo Visits and Illness
Rockford region society notes report Mrs Arendts visiting Waterloo last week and various locals attending events. Mentions of illnesses and alumi charie attendance, plus relatives visiting Cedar Falls and Iowa City, with several family connections noted.
Rockford Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Dr and Mrs W 8 McCray of Charles City were Rockford callers last week. Mrs L Brown visited Spencer to see her daughter Mrs J O Thrush. Mrs G H Knapp went to Marble Rock. Jennie Mathews stopped by Rockford en route to California. Martin Squier and wife from Ft Madison visited his mother Mary Squier. Twenty W O R C ladies enjoyed an afternoon at Mrs J Carrotts. Rev W F Vanderlippe spoke at the Congregational church for the Iowa Society for the Friendlees.
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McCray
Charles City
Rockford
L. Brown
Spencer
J. O. Thrush
G. H. Knapp
Marble
Rock
Jennie Mathews
California
Martin Squier
Ft. Madison
Mary Squier
W. OR. C
J. Carrott
W- F. Vanderlippe
Congregational Church
Iowa Society For the Friendlees
Elsie Schrock Dies After Illness in California
Mrs. Dennis Schrock of Orange township died yesterday in Los Angeles after a brief illness from pleuro pneumonia. Born Elaie Lichty, she was about 30 and had lived in the county her entire life. Her body will be brought to Waterloo for burial. she left six weeks ago with her husband and three sons to spend the winter on the Pacific coast.
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Orange Township
Los Angeles
California
Waterloo
Illinois Central Clipper Train Held For Voting Choice
The Illinois Central eastbound Clipper train will be held twenty minutes tomorrow morning to permit passengers who wish to vote to depart. The usual departure time is not specified.
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Ilinois
Town Notes Roundup of Local Events and People
Local items include Frank Madero securing a hunting license, Queen Council No. 123 Fraternal Union of America meeting at the Pythian temple with initiation and music, Arch Webb leaving for Hot Springs, and Mrs. Hatch returning home after illness. Woolworths, coroner inquest for Wilford Nolan tonight, Chamber of Commerce lunch for election returns, and various visits from Universal Stenotype rep and attorney W F Hager. Weather readings show winter and summer charts. chicken pie supper announced at Fliat church Wednesday night.
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Queen Council No. 123
Fraternal Union of America
Arch Webb
Electric Park
Hot Springs
Guernsey Wins Marsh Money at Waterloo Dairy Show
Guernsey cattle show success with Marsh’s herd collecting twenty prizes at Chicago event. Giento’s Ropeep named grand champion at Waterloo show. Ames of Boston exhibits Guernseys winning ribbons. Rouge te Son, owned by Town State College at Ames, wins first in two year old Guernsey bulls. dam sold by Marsh. Real estate transfers listed for Waterloo area.
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Waterloo
Chicago
Giento
Ropeep
Fll
Ames
Boston
Imp. Rouge Te Son
Town State College
Rogge
W.ow. Marsh
Election eve predictions in Waterloo and Black Hawk county
County party leaders forecast a Roosevelt win and Pickett victory in the district. Republicans claim strong organization and expect Pickett to win by about 4,000 while Democrats and Progressives tout county ticket gains and sweeping changes across local offices.
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Black Hawk County
C. EB. Pickett
Kurth
North End
K. P. Hall
Armory
H. Rasher
Labor Temple
Case Dairy
R. J. Leach
Judge Dempster
Pickett Club
Chas. KE
Pickett
J. H. Wildebrand
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Taft
Roosevelt
Progressive Committee
Progressive County
Republican
Mr. Pickett
Views of the People Editor Courier Roosevelt Advocate
Laboring readers urge support for Roosevelt as a proven friend to workers farmers and business." The column praises his administration for opening wealth roads of prosperity and warns against changing leadership before the vote.
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Roosevelt
America
Europe
Roosevelt Support Letter Urges Protection for All Workers
A Fairbank reader argues America’s prosperity relies on protection, cites Governor Wilson and Roosevelt, and urges voting for Roosevelt for his deeds and future crown in heaven. The letter is signed by J H MIntyre.
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Wilson
New York
Roosevelt
Bia
J, H, M'Intyre
Fairbank, Ja
Reading The Iowa Homestead Boosts Farm Profits
Making money on the farm relies on knowledge and conditions. The Iowa Homestead, oldest and largest farm paper, offers valuable insights. Subscriptions at $3.50 yearly bundled with this paper. James M. Pierce, publisher, Des Moines, Iowa.
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James M. Pierce
Dew Moines
Jowa
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