Eastleigh Triumphs In First Oelwein Game
Eastleigh's football team won its first game of the season against Oelwein with a 7 point margin. Brad ing led with a long run and Parkins added a perfect goal after a strong drive that gave Eastleigh the early lead. Oelwein fought back, but East High's defense and tackling improved, leaving supporters hopeful for a stronger run in the next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastleigh
Brading
Copnor
Jane
Parkins
East
Oelwein
al Farin
Bast
East High
Miller
Garramont
Tokelbere Grugeman
O'Connor
Leeper
Heid
Atkinson
Ee Biller
Hawkeyes End Nebraska Streak With 12–6 Victory
Iowa defeats Nebraska 12 to 6 in Lincoln, breaking a 19-year winless run. Lohman connects with Reed for a first-half touchdown, Greenwood misses two extra points, and Iowa seals win with late ground gains as the Hawkeyes outplay the Cornhuskers on defense and offense.
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Lincoln
Neb
University of Iowa
University of Nebraska
Hawkeyes
Cornhuskers
Towa
Nebraskans
Wawkeyes
Sete
Iowa
Lohman
Hawkeye
Reed
Nebraska
Greenwood
Fial
Ant
Aater Lohman
Valle
Henpecked Husband Seeks Change and Cautions on Love
An autobiographical fragment follows a young man reflecting on his early life, heartbreak, and revenge fantasies toward an Arkansas girl. He recalls a near tragedy with carbolic acid, learns from the incident, and moves toward business success. The narrative then shifts to his plan to marry after establishing wealth and a home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sol
Uwiy
Jorge Battle
Onschelie
Pellmell
Jesson
Experience Is Wonderful Play at Waterloo Theater
The George W. Hobart drama Experience told of Youth in pursuit of fortune and love. Leonard Doyle shone as Youth with strong supporting turns from Miller, Frayne, and Wogarti. Stage settings and music enhanced the performance in a return engagement from last year.
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George W. Hobart
Waterloo Theatre
Stey
Leonard Doyle
Trenty Ww
George R. Miller
Viola Frayne
Leona Wogarti
Gilbertville Renter’s Visit With Mother Highlighted
In Gilbertville the Ow-Tenn renter and her children from New York visit with her mother, drawing attention to family travel and local ties during a weekend in town.
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Gilbertville
Ow — Tenn
N.Y ML
Saturday Football Scores Satire?
Fragmentary OCR reveals scattered phrases about football scores and a list of unclear names and places. The readable portion mentions Saturday football, though exact teams, venues, or outcomes are not discernible.
Things Theatrical Here At Home At Waterloo
A mixed review roundup praises a domestic stage production about a father and son and Sybil the heroine. Kathleen Kirkham shines as Sybil while the Palace Theatre and Norwood’s appearances highlight the week’s entertainment. Prof Norwood’s hypnotism and Helen Morton’s musical feature at Waterloo Theatre add novelty. Miss Springtime’s revival is noted as a classic in American musical theatre.
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Sybil
Kathleen Kirkham
Palace Theatre
Norwoods
Far East
Norwood
Waterloo
Mr. Norwood
Helen Morton
Miss Morton
Waterloo Theatre
Kalman
New Amsterdam Theatre
New York
Messrs
Klaw
Erlanger
Joseph Urban
Guy Bolton
T. G. Wodehouse
Norbert Reynolds
Waterloo Theatre Promotes Arthur Stolte to Griffith Company
Arthur Stolte resigns as Strand Theatre manager and joins the D. W. Griffith company in charge of Hearts of the World tour plans. He previously led Waterloo’s Waterlon Spars and has long been a theatre manager, expanding his film career paths.
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Arthur G. Stolte
Fama
Strand Theatre
Cedar
Ree
Hearts of the World
Chitare
Stotte
Waterlon
Ho Company
Uncertain OCR Summary of Washington Event
Fragmentary text shows a Washington event with names and roles but is too garbled to identify the exact story. Possible references to a champion, enlistment, and personnel hints suggest a local notice or sports/records item, but specifics are unreadable.
Roosevelt Tackles Nonpartisan League Criticism in Billings Speech
Col Theodora Roosevelt denounces the Nonpartisan League as a partisan tool and warns it could mirror Bolshevik and Leninist tactics. He argues for federal control of elevators and flour mills, expresses distrust of party organizations, and urges reliance on American self-sufficiency and leadership.
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Associated Press
Billings
Mont
Anier Gd
Uisin
Nnlens
Nonpartisan League
T. W. Wism
League
Minneapolis
Lenine
Trotzky
Russia
W. D. Harwood
Hohe
WLW
Roosevelt
Roosevel
Germany
Cuietians
Birlatia
Local family gathering and community events noted in Greene county
A garbled Greene county page reports a visit to Mrs Bestoy and family with neighbors Debden and Gita Puplew, plus a home ceremony at Charle Butler county. The piece mentions a Bride’s ceremony, a Liberty Torey meeting, bonfires, and a large local assembly row. Fireworks, local shops, and a busy town scene fill the fragment.
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Greene
Tiveene
T—Amr
Mas
Weih- Sort
Runwnerser
Bestoy
Debden
Gita
New England
Cere
Junioy Et Haya
Emperloo
Father
Darwald
Neves
Avery
Uus Wine & Miller
Gogil
Waterloo girl sponsor at destroyer launching
The Transcript reports a Waterloo girl, daughter of Mr and Mrs Sik, christening the U S destroyer McLanahan at the Victory plant in Squantum. Mrs Charles M Howe, wife of Lieut Commander Howe, received a diamond and sapphire harp in platinum. Howe’s maiden name was Vinnie Norther. The article also notes a Smithsonian bulletin saying US petroleum resources are about 70 barrels per person and waste is high, urging conservation.
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Boston
Mass
Waterloo
Sik Forthey
United States
McLanahan
Victory
Squantum
Ware W
Mra
Charles M. Howe
Howe
Victory Plant
M Howe
Vinnie Norther
Smithsonian Institution
Rockford News Summary From October Dispatch
Local notes report H Allen in service, A Wilkie ill with pneumonia, Van Marker and Ke enlisted in the state guard. Ward arrived safely. Lieut. Robert Reallard visited parents. Mrs WW Ballard welcomed a daughter. McCleda newborn to Mr Stoorg and Mrs Ballard. Training details mention a unit at the depot.
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Rockford
Fragmentary note on travels of Barclay and Miss Anders
Fragmentary report records Barclay Center visit from Ohio to a home in Indiana and a Waterlo o gathering. Mentions Miss Elizabeth Anders in Waterloo and a 5 store position at a Waterloo establishment amid town synod meetings and local farmer context from the United Presbyterian scene.
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Dintys
Wwe
Erat
Orange and Black Eleven
Sage Mud Parkins Star
Rene Pelo
Arthur Stolte
D.W. Griffith
eHremks
Eider
Igar Lgu
Adogevelt
Legene
League of Nations
Irkutsk
Siberdien
Monulatinly
Destroyer
Barclay
Barclay Center
Ohio
Tb Bit
FAMO
FRMG
Ge of
Ohn . S .Grant
Lexington and
Goncord
Chateau Thierry
America
Liberty Loan
Ne J Franklyno
General Pershing
Tom, Moore Ee Igar
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