Rapids Eleven Crushes Erat Rapids Tigers Triumph 73 to 0
Cedar Rapids routs East High 73 to 0 as Cedar Rapids backfield dominates from the opening whistle. Brown and Frank lead the attack with multiple touchdown runs while Waterloo struggles on both sides, playing with injuries and a lighter lineup. East High shows effort but cannot match Cedar Rapids as the game extends into late moments.
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Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Tigers
Letovsky
Brown
Frank
Sage
Parkins
Fuerdine
East High
Cedar Rapids Wernimont
Helme Stephan Peterson
Handerson
Perio
Cedar ‘Rapida
Wernimont
Yoder
Bryant
Coe College
Roberts
Cos College
Iowa Wins State Title With Big Second Half Win
Iowa defeats Ames 21 to 0 to claim the state championship in a hard fought game. The Hawkeyes trailed 7 to 6 at halftime after a strong Ames defense, then exploded in the second half with two fourth quarter scores. Lenman returned a Vanderloo punt 60 yards to set up a late Iowa score as Donnelly and Scott led the offense, while Belding added short yardage in the closing minutes. Iowa City, Nov 18.
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Ames
Reies
Hawkeyes
Iowa
Donnelly
Scott
Parker
Belding
Iowa City
Teachers College Army Team Beats Camp Dodge Depot Brigade 19–0
Cedar Falls Iowa November reports the Teachers College Army Training Corps eleven defeating the Fourth Battalion One Hundred Sixty third Depot Brigade from Camp Dodge 19 to 0. Ure McCreary Cowan and Putney starred for the locals while Law and Boylan led the visitors. The game featured a second quarter drive culminating in McCreary to Cowan on the six yard line and a later score on a McCreary smash. Matte added the kick. Other scores from surrounding college teams and service units noted in the roundup accompany the game summary.
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Cedar Falls
Teachers College Student Army Training Corps
Camp Dodge
Ure
McCreary
Cowan
Putney
Law
Drake
Simpson
Buena Vista
Des Moines
A. J Chicago
Naval
Towa
Ziames
Cornell
Parsons
Jowa Wesleyan G. Uber
Atcont Union
Western Reserve
Cfortely Casa
Hbertia
Purdue
Timets
Ohio State
Ichican
Syracuse
Fort Riley
Scott Field
Nebraska
Kansas
Camp Grant
Fort Omaha
Traiena
Depauw
Northwestern Ai ‘University of Cni
Colorado Meachers’ College
Univers
Sity of Colorado
Erinceton
Camp Upton
Besorestown
Charlestown
Wats Oy
Pittchurch
Penn
Philadelphia Navy Yard
Brown
Swarthmore
Delaware
Great Lakes
Rutgers
Columbia
Wesleyan
Wxeter
Andover
Goarets Tech
Vanderbilt
Auburn
Cedar Fallsbacks
Matte
Mede
Anderson
Teachters
Tepos Brig
Los
Robinson Cole
Peace in the central powers and other reader notes
A collage of farm paper quips and local items. Signboard humor from Davenport hints at peace terms, while Janesville notes keen competition. A hospital visit details T. Roosevelt’s tooth extraction and a nine and a half pound boy election. A Hammond, Indiana murder reported as two brothers found dead in bed by a third who slept between them.
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Chicago Examiner
Hammond
Ind
Washington, D. C
Whoose Little Wife Are You Next Week
Public notices and ad copy mix in a crowded page noting film ad copy Reno settings and wartime commentary. It mentions vacant houses in Gladbrook and upcoming weddings, the peace parade debris cleanup in New York City, a Detrar boy in France with a sunny view of lower regions, and boxing figure Jess Willard invited to aid war work campaigns.
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Reno
Tama County
Gladbrook
New York City
Watertoo
France
Jess Willard
West High Triumphs 14 0 Over Marshalltown in Big Rivalry
West High defeated Marshalltown 14 to 0 in a heated game on a slick field. Captain Clyde Miller led with a 90 yard return for a score and Doc Miller connected on a 20 yard pass to Rusty Allen for a second touchdown. Key standouts included Red Lichty Hap Hitchins Doc Miller and Max Miller on defense and offense as West showed superior ground game tackling and blocking.
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West High
Marshalltown
Iowa
Clyde Miller
Waterloo
Davis
Doc ™ Miller
Rusty” Allen
Rose and Black
West
Red
Lichty
Hap” Hitchins
Doc’ Miller
Owens
Barron
Raymer
Cohn
Antone
Allen
Darner
O O
Li West
Glent and
Max
Hitchins
Doc
Merrill
Max. Miller
Capt. Crinkjaw
N. Whitehill
Mar Ishalltown
Dec” Miller
Miller
Isde Mitter
Clyde Miler
Gardiner
West High Marshaletown
Shannon
Aoa
Tow . Aitler
C. Miller
Gurr
Nation's Dead and Wounded Civil War Era Casualties Listed
Washington reports total US army casualties to date at 75,997, with 1,422 newly announced. Iowa names include Killed in Action Frank Parrish Waterloo and John J Blaser Cresco among others. wounded and missing also listed with numerous small towns cited.
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Washington, D. C
War Department
Iowa
Eramk Parriah
Biolberry Reet
Waterloo
Walter R. King
Lee
P. McFadden
Storm Take
Fred Pabst
Grant Center
George Pidgeon
Satem
Carl M. Linnel
Schafer
Dleey of
Corp
Frederick TI. Berg
Nae
George F. Weber
Crag
Alfred Abege
Des Moines
John J. Blaser
Cresco
Emil W. Ewoldt
Manning
Dibess
George J. Bihrer
Odeholdt
Charles G. Bixby
Charles City
Jamil Carroll
Cedar Rapit
Calvin L. Croson
Marshalltown
Carl L. Malcomson
Colfax
Guy L. Miller
Sac City
Ira Schantz
Crawfordsville
Aliyah E. Showers
Cromwell
Fred M. Slayden
Joesirous Dudney
Turo
Ross E. Moline
Jesup
Votas S. Stepmyre
N. English
Degede
THINGS THEATRICAL HERE AT HOME
A look at current film and stage offerings with emphasis on war era productions. Crashing Thru to Berlin depicts women's wartime efforts while He Comes Up Sailing stars Douglas Fairbanks in a whimsical road film. Oh Boy musical comedy plays Waterloo, with a strong local cast, and A Little Mother to Be sketches town life around war baby Mary Stevens. Queen of Hearts ends this fragmentary column with a mystery murder premise.
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Berlin
Red Cross
Workers of the Young Women’s Christan Association
Knights of Columbus
Douglas Fairbanks
Aftcraft
Plaza Theatre
Jerry Martino
Mr. Fairbanks
Marjorie Daw
Kathleen Kirkham
Frank Campeau
Herbert Standing
Albert McQuarrie
Bull Montana
the Plaza
Waterloo
Comstock-Elliott Company
Lavinia Winne
Theodora Warfield
Helen Dubois
Anna Little
Harry Myers
Franklyn Graham
Thomas C. Leary
J. E. Rome
Billy Gould
Guy Bolton
Jerome Kern
the Waterloo
Lem B. Parker
New England
Crystal theatre disturbance sparks questions at public viewing
Fragmentary report from Wimborne England notes two women fined for wasting rice linked to a photoplay at the Crystal theatre. Mention of three men distracted by alleged deception and a gypsy wedding small hint of disguises and local theater intrigue.
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Crystal Theatre
Virginia Pearson
Wimborne
England
Wallis
Dorset
Best Treatment for Catarrh S S Removes the Cause
A vintage advertisement touts S S S as a pure vegetable blood tonic that cleanses impurities from the blood to cure catarrh. It claims years of proven results, urges immediate use, and offers free expert medical advice from the Medical Director in Atlanta, Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift Laboratory
Atlanta, Ga
Miller's Antiseptic Oil Promises Quick Relief for Flu
Advertisement touts Miller's Antiseptic Oil as a cure for influenza colds sore throat and potentially pneumonia. Claims instant relief when applied to chest or throat and a few drops on sugar eases cough. Money back if not effective. Sold by Hansen & Hansen and C. J. Miller in 30c 60c and 1 90 bottles.
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Hansen & Hansen
C. J. Miller
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F. Geo, McManus
Magzie
BRC
Parlor City
Union
Auldier
Pat
Davenport
Foch
Janesville
Bradford
Robert Allens
Col Roosevelt
T. R
Turkey
A. LLC
O. Miller
Alen
Marshalstown
Tonse
Witch
Dac Milter Mane
Halltown
Oval
Beigg
Periou
Woast
Docs Miter
Rusty Allen
Emil Peterson
Pritt
George Dryer
Guttenherz
Warne L. Earhart
Clarinda
Lee Bello
Carson
William C. Buell
Lyons
Ralph_A. Rutledge
Sharpsburg
John J. Holets
Fred Myers
Vinton
Severley Sergt
Rex. M. Sleezer
Cherokee
Rolland Fletcher
Tgt
Rasmus A. Rasmusson
Foines
Emory J. Tila
Home Fiddlers
Des Moulne
Norror
Dent
Col
Mie
Hmpless
Martha Agnes Pile
Wang & Miller's
Be Fc
Old Ben Franklin
Uphelders Lumber & Gos
Tearen Tinepion Coal Gu
Palace Theatre
Horlick
Leonard Hiowen
Nichols & CO
West Fourth Street
S.S
Wrigley’s
Wrigleys
Saabs
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