Dubuque Grid Rivalry Headlines Hawkeye Clash on Thanksgiving
In Dubuque on Thanksgiving, Dubuque and Dubuque Germans square off for the Hawkeye Conference title. Both teams enter undefeated, with high-scoring offenses, strong defenses, and key players including Sol Butler, Walt Parker, Parlier, Dalton, and Bessemer. Officials chosen: Knight, Umbarger, Davenport.
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Dubuque
Hawkeye Conferenes
Dubuque Collegians
Charles Douks
Notre Dame
John Chalmers
University of Iowa
Doaks
Chalmers
St. Ambrose
Upper Iowa
Ellsworth
State Teachers
Collegians
Sol Butler
Walt Parker
Parlier
Dubuque College
Dalton
Bessemer
William D. Knight
Dartmouth
R. Umbarger
Yale
Ira Davenport
Chicago
Washington Wins Decisive City Football Title
Washington defeated Lowell 26 to 0 to win the ward school football championship. Washington ends its season with 114 points. plans an oyster supper for the champions. Lineups list players from Lowell and Washington. Rutherford note as undefeated Nebraska captain in Lincoln game.
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Washington
Lowell
Mie
Knode
Gleepel
Wairbanks
Green
Duke
Halley
Abrams
E. Knode
Guerlon
Brinton
Barren
Krueger
Millsap
Wortham
Sinnard
Pries
Tool
Leeper
Hanslon
Barneit
Williams
Cox
Rutherford
Lincoln
Neb
Iowa
Sterling Cornhuskers
Dick Rutherford
Nebraska
Beatrice High School
Beatrice
Local Notes From Reinbeck Community Remains Busy
Reinbeck reports visitors and travels as Mrs. Joe In ganiells visits relatives. W H Martin visits Covington Indiana. A Fall attends funeral in Iowa Falls. A Thanksgiving dance planned with Stosenow orchestra. George Magon dies after illness. A newborn born to Mr. and Mrs. Jacobson. Reinbeck defeats Dysart 62 to 32 in basketball. Lyman Melntyre seeks relocation to Colorado for health reasons. Mrs. Henry Snow dies in Traer with funeral in Grant. E D Roberts and son travel for business. Thes Emmett assisted in post office during postmaster’s absence. Aug Horstman hosts wedding Minnie Horstman and Raymond Martin. Miss Kate Flynn dies in Grant township. James Marlin dies in Ireton. funeral in Reinbeck at Amity cemetery beside wife. Mr. Martin lived to 85.
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Reinbeck
Joe. Inganiells
W. H. Martin
Covington
Ind
Iowa Falls
Whaylen
Stosenow
Geo. Magon
Wm. Jacobson
Dysart
Lyman Melntyre
Colorado
Vern Robinson
Aug. Horstman
Minnie
Raymond Martin
Dohrman
Kate Flynn
Grant Township
Miss Flynn
T. Mary's
Grant
Jas. Marlin
Wm. Brown
Ireton
Amity
Martin
Congregational fair set for Rockford on December 7
Rockford reports the Congregational fair will be held Dec. 7. Mrs. Lambly arrived from Sioux City and the couple now resides in the Congregational parsonage. Helen Stoward came home from La Crosse. Mrs. Hillsmen is seriously ill with heart trouble. Rev. and Mrs. Lee were hosted at a Methodist church reception. Gus Michell and daughter Kittie left for Egeland N D to stock goods. J W Heinrichs of Davenport joined Allen Bry Goods. John Wadey, longtime Rockford resident, died Thursday morning. Mrs. Stowe returned to Council Bluffs.
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Rockford
M. ©. Lambly
Sioux City
Lambly
Congregational
Helen Stoward
la Crosse
Wis
A. G. Hillsmen
Lee
Gus Michell
Kittie
Egeland
N. D
J. W. Heinrichs
Davenport
Allen Bry Goods Company
John Wadey
Stowe
Council Bluffs
Center Point Briefs: Local Deaths and Moves
Charles W. Kelly, once a Center Point business figure, died in Detroit on November 11 from typhoid fever. Services were held November 14 in Urbana. J. A. Mahuran moved the Center Point Journal plant to Urbana and renamed it the Urbana Monitor. Other notes report farm sale, out-of-town moves, hospital recoveries, and local business changes.
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Center Point
Charles W. Kelly
Detroit
Mich
Christian Church
Urbana
John Mckee
Walker
J. A. Mahuran
Center Point Journal
Journal
Urbana Reporter
Urbana Monitor
Charley’Janes
Cadar Rapids Parthes
Reading list and rentals in a local library shelf note
A fragmented list mentions library sections and popular titles such as Flying U, Johnny Applegate, Penelope’s Postscript, The Turmoil, Ruggles of Red Gap and Tarzan. Notes include rent copies and material for young readers, plus civil and education topics like Public School Buildings and a farmers’ institute proceeding.
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Farmer
Flying U
Binelab
Fade
Brinton
Hillsboro
Fisher
New England
K Ringhart
Penelope
vWlerin
Pitcher Pollock—Mathewson
Workingpens Insurance
Friedeneburg
London
Paris
Tarzan
Burroughs
Ruggles
Red Gap
Wilson
Zenas Tienry
Bassett
Vaile
Tackington
U. S. Senate
Library notes offer new fiction and non fiction titles
The library promotes fresh fiction and non fiction titles now available. New circulation since Saturday November 20 includes Anatomy and Physiology for Nurses by Kimberlie Clarion Adams, Concrete Construction for Farmers by Universal Portland Cementia, Dictionary of National Biography index and epitome, and Double Squeeze by Needham with brief notes on the youth of today.
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Library East
Kimberlie Clarion—Adams
Universal Portland Cementia
Dictionary of National Biography
Needham
Dr King's New Discovery Ad Teaches Cold Relief
An old time advertisement promotes Dr King's New Discovery as a remedy for bad cough feverishness and grippish colds. It claims the medicine fights germs soothes cough and heals irritated mucous membranes promising quick recovery and urging readers to buy at druggists.
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Dr. King
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