White Stockings and Bankers Triumph in Doublebill
The White Stockings swept two of three from Sarasa Sullivan team with Dunlevy scoring high and McParlane leading averages. Bankers defeated Stewart Simmons in three games as Captain Dunlevy again led in points and average. Army football lineup plans include heavy backfield with Failing and McReavey, weights around 180 pounds, and a New York clash next Saturday.
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McParlane
White Sox
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Repass Auto
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Harrison
Academy
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Field Army
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Vaughn
Trowe
Brown
Perry
Nichols
Old Scottish Law Banned Golf and Futball in 1609
Judge cites a 17th century volume showing laws from King Malcolm II to James I deem archery required and golf and futball forbidden as unprofitable for the common good with a fifty shilling penalty. Baseball not yet banned, he notes, amid reflections on old statutes and sports.
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Rensier
Sear
Tran
Two Conference Football Ties and Race for Lead
Coe and Cornell battle for Iowa conference supremacy as Coe claims leadership after playing every team, while Grinnell and Simpson face tough margins. The article notes mass meetings, weather, and team prospects for a decisive clash on wet fields with key players out.
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Leander Clark
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Cornell
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Drake
Tona Wesleyan
Des Moines
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Larson
Witters
Mount Vernon
On to Capital Slogan Drives Anti-Saloon Delegation
W R Jameson leads Iowa figures among 1000 delegates at the national anti saloon league meeting in Columbus. They plan to press for a federal liquor amendment and seek interviews with President Wilson and Secretary Bryan. several congressmen are viewed as likely to respond. Other Iowa participants include W Larber J M McClelland G Ward C S Cooper J Newcomber and B E Shook.
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American Anti-Saloon League
Columbus
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Salion
Wilson
Bryan
Ant Saigon League
J. M. McClelland
Oskaloosa
George Ward
Frimxhar
Cooper
Agency
Newcomber
Grinnell
BE. S, Shook
Ottumwa
Where Your Friend Shines in Majestic Two Act Farce
A two act musical farce at the Majestic features Billy Wyse Archie Folk and Gertrude Burl in a lively comedy noted for its unusual twists and witty plot turns. The show promises light entertainment and stage humor aimed at broad audiences.
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Billy Wyse
Archie Folk
Gertrude Burl
Court Grants Hearing for Reopening Saloons
In Nes Metties court on November 27, attorneys argued for a rehearing of the Woo Pilkington appeal. The court ordered all petitions for renewing to be heard in the fourth January term, potentially moving the case to April if granted. Attorney A CL Parker said a stay or reopen petition had not yet been filed with any supreme court member.
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Supreme Court
Woo
Pilkington
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A CL Parker
Majestic hosts three day musical show engagement
The Halton Powell Producing Co presents a new musical revue at the Majestic for three days with matinees at three and two evening performances. From Dubuque the company is praised as among the season’s best and draws capacity crowds. A new stock of groceries appears at H A Ogline 413 West Fifth Street.
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West Fifth Street
the Majestic
Halton Powell
Coe
Powell
Halton Powell Co
Dubuque
Times- Journal
Majestic
H. A. Ogline
Fifth Street
Community Notes From Eagle Center Nov 24
Eagle Center reports a Sunday visit by Ott on Beck and family to Traer. The Boyer child, recently ill, shows improvement. Homer Lumbus drove to Cedar Falls. Ladies' Home Circle gathered at Mrs. Thomas Conry with next meeting set for Dec 18 at Mrs. Nick Reiter's. Mrs. Move of Chicago visiting W. E. Steimel and relatives. Reiter and Roasuer families visited La Porte, Measre. Alfred Maynard Alvin Strubel and Fred Schaefer in Waterloo. Webber family visited Chris Strubel home Sunday. Philip Beck shelled corn. Mrs. Merrill and baby visited Cedar Falls home of Charley Hesse. Mrs. Philip Trost back from Peru Illinois after weeks with relatives.
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Peter Roasuer
la Porte
Measre
Alfred Maynard
Alvin Strubel
Fred Schaefer
Waterloo
Messia
Joe Webber
Edmund Phifer
John Webber
Chris Strubel
Philip Beck
Harry Merrill
Baby
Cedar Falls
Charley
Hesse
Philip Trost
Peru
Ill
Get-It Corn Cure Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement touts GETS-IT as a sure fast painless corn cure. It claims two second application, no bandages or knives, and no irritation to healthy flesh. Available from FE Lawrence & Co Chicago for 24 cents per bottle via druggist or direct.
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Fe, Lawrence & Co
Chicago
Stuart's Calcium Wafers Advertises Pimples Cure
An advertorial claims Stuart's Calcium Wafers clear pimples by opening skin pores and improving blood flow. It asserts cosmetics fail, promises a peach and cream complexion, and notes the product costs 50 cents per box and fits in a purse or pocket.
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