Western teams strengthen for 1914 season in Midwest action
Nebraska and Michigan each posted tough wins as Western teams unveiled 1914 strength. Iowa crushed Indiana, Purdue showed power, while Kansas, Missouri and Nebraska loom in the Missouri Valley. Major figures include coachs and managers across Monmouth, Muscatine, Keokuk, Waterloo, and Burlington as clubs plan for next season.
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Egan Signs Young Player In Ottumwa
Ottumwa Iowa November 1 manager Ned Egan plans to seat the family in the coming year and arrange for his brother’s music engagement in January. He says a young talent from Clear Lake, Johnnie Zimmer, may travel with a famed organization to Chattanooga, while discussions continue on other regional engagements.
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Weal High Falls to Iowa Falls in Weekend Meet
Iowa Falls upset Weal High as coach McClain suffered an untimely setback on Saturday. The meet highlighted unexpected results and coaching tensions.
Saturday Football Results Across High Schools and Colleges
Saturday football results list Grinnell over Towa City 14 to 0 and several other high school scores. Western Colleges Missouri beat Drake 10 to 0, Indiana 60 to 7 over Iowa, and Nebraska defeated Western Washington 19 to 12. college and local notes mix in with scattered names and ads.
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Local visits and social notes from New Hartford area
Mrs M Sweazey of Webster City guests of her daughter Mrs Jimmerson. Mrs Carrie Johnston of Waterloo inspected the local relief corps. Jule Crone and Mrs Water loo guests at Lydia Lampman home. David Scipple and family with Mrs Emery of Dewar visited friends. Earl Arthur and Miss Clough of Raymond stayed with Mrs Preslea. Mrs Henry Emery and Maud at Charles Jimmerson home in Alta. Palliger and Graham of Cedar Falls on business. J O Colvin at Borup Ming while pursuing farm interests. Galloway sale drew local attendance. Dr Pelletier bought a new team near Shell Rock. Eva Walker of Fort Dodge visiting Knipe family. Thompson Houser to spend winter at Soldiers' Home in Marshalltown with H I Wood. Maude Card burned arms and face in gas explosion while kindling. Ed Wilkus and wife of Ellsworth Kan visiting H H Van Deest. F C Harmon and family from Shell Rock visited parents.
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Mexican Events Still a Factor in Market View
Henry Chews surveys the Friday market, noting continued volatility and a cautious outlook. He argues Mexico looms large for intervention risks, while U S policy under Wilson remains opposed to action.
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Lucia Lacosta Delights Hearers in First Baptist Concert
Mile. Lucia Lacosta with Adela Lane and Mabel Woodbury charmed Waterloo audience in the First Baptist church recital closing the series A Day In June. Lane, Woodbury, and Lacosta received praise for voice, violin, and accompaniment, with a program ranging from Massenet to Schumann and Mendelssohn.
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Olive Tablets Offer Gentle Bowel Support and Fresh Breath
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets are advertised as a vegetable remedy for bad breath and bowel and liver cleansing. The ad claims they act gently on the bowels and liver, purify the blood, and provide relief without the after effects of calomel. Sold in 10c and 25c boxes by The Olive Tablet Company in Columbus, Ohio.
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