Iowa Hawkeyes Face Gophers Amid Injury Woes and Optimism
Iowa fans decorate for homecoming as Hawkeyes brace for Minnesota with Garretson and Wills set to return from injuries. Barron May play despite a cracked arm while Carberry remains sidelined. team weighs about 17 and a half pounds lighter than Minnesota but could gain ground if key linemen suit up.
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Lows City
Thig Lown
Hawkeyes
Minnesota
Garretson
Wille
Carberri
Wills
Carberry
Apears
Eliingson
Cub
Hawley
Barron
Cornell
Lodar
Coach Willigis faces questions over roster and season plans
Incomplete report notes coach Willigis has refused to name a roster member for the current season and declined to discuss strategy, leaving players and staff awaiting clarification on lineup and goals.
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Willigis
Western League Faces Turbulence Over Topeka Franchise
Over the Topeka franchise dispute the Western league directors weigh options as Davenport and Cedar Rapids reject bids. Topeka’s finances worsen. Waterloo snubs offers while talks with Holland, Rourke, and Is dell swirl. If no new city steps up, the circuit may shrink to six clubs, dropping Wichita.
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Omahsa
Ufe
Topeka Ehil
Ali
Davenport
Davenport Glul
Holland
Rourke
Isdell
al O'Hern
O'Hern
O'lern
Cedar Rapids
Topeka
Waterloo
Wichita
Kaw
Penn College Teachers Defeat by State Teachers in Oskaloosa
In Oskaloosa on yester day afternoon the State Teachers defeated Penn College 14 to 7. The Quakers scored two touchdowns in the first quarter and one in the second, while the Teachers added a late score after Fearing returned a Penn pass 60 yards to the Quaker 20. A failed down at the 1-yard line followed by a blocked punt set up the final Penn score.
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Oskaloosa
Ort
Penn
Quakers
Fearing
Quaker
Local Notes and Marriages in Marble Rock Ill
Dlya V. Dickenson wed Miss Maurine Bjorklund at the Lutheran church in Oelwein and the couple then visited Freeport before settling on his father's farm. Local updates include visitors from Monticello and Bitchell South Dakota, a new school building progress, and a funeral for Grandfather Pfundheller, a 76 year pioneer of Ulster township.
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Hazteron
Dlya V. Dickenson
Aden Dickerson
Oelwein
Maurine Bjorklund
Peter Bjorklund
Oelswein
F. Zimmerman
Freeport
F. J. Kay
Uttle
John
Monticello
John Kiefer
Oliver
Chauncy Bates
Bitchell
Natham Bete
Illinois
Thorebred Hors
Charles Fournier
North Dakota
Great Falls
Mont
R. H. Bateler
Council Bluffsy
Will Netcott
Fred Welson
Julia Boffit
Kangas
Heve
Marble Rock
Julia Comstock
Pfundheller
Henry
Olster Township
Decessed
Ulster Township
Hartke
Cement bridge repairs near Marble Rock progress reported
Marble Rock notes announce rapid progress on a fine cement bridge and dam repairs to restore street access. Social items mention a study club meeting with Mrs Moon and travels of Mrs Austin to Clarksville and other points. Messages include Villa friends and Mrs Shons Barrheft visiting Oxford and Werdteghten.
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Marble Rock
Orz
Austin
J. Wiloth
Clarksville
Vesley
California
Shons Barrheft
Oxford
Werdteghten
BH. Bigelow
Winthrop Birthday Party Honored by Friends
N C Kien surprised by about twenty five gentlemen friends at the Tabehaun home on his birthday. Mrs Klonus hosted a three course supper with helpers. Guests presented Mrs Horus with an oak rocker. Embroidery club entertained. Various births, travels, and visits noted including George Kinney's daughter born Oct 14 and several residents heading to other towns.
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Winthrop
N. C. Kien
Tabehaun
Embroidery Club
Charley Price
George Kinney
Walter Hitmer
Springvills
White
Maxine
Chicago
Cass
Meualf
E. C. Undehau
Caughter Mildren
Sigux City
Vieveham
James Digsing
West Union
Wilbour Honter
Clyde Merrill
Long Prairie
Minn
Will Copeland
Milltown
Wis
Albert Copeland
George Harrington
Sarma
Tiamers
Pioneear Calder
Charles
Will Pick High School Champion Contenders in Iowa
The race for the high school football state title narrows as several teams are eliminated after Saturday's games. West High and others like Ames, Grinnell, Oskaloosa, and Waterloo remain in contention with finalists likely after this week’s results.
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Oiada
Hwa
Oskaloosa
Marshallows
Ames
Clinton
Davenport
Webrer City
Sioux City
Wert i Waterloo
Mday
Jows City
Ieast Waterloo
Ottumwa
la Groveland Linbuque
Federal league picks leaders in five year term
James A Gilmore was elected president and treasurer of the Federal league for five years. John A. George became treasurer, RB Ward vice president, and Lloyd Rickert secretary for one year. An official said no compromise with organized baseball is planned and independent action will continue.
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New York
James A Gilmore
Federal League
Gilmore
John A. George
RB. B. Ward
Lloyd Rickert
Whl
Funeral for Roy Allen in Nebraska and burial in Quasqueton
Nephew Roy Allen was killed in an automobile accident near North Bend Nebraska. Mr Copeland left Sunday for Nebraska and returned Tuesday with the body. A short funeral service was held Wednesday at the Copeland home. The remains were taken to Quasqueton for burial. Mrs George Hubb and her son Burton are visiting relatives in Illinois.
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Roy Allen
North Bend
Neb
Copeland
Nebraska
C. G. Copeland
Quasqueton
George Hubb
Burton
Illinois
Local notes and social items from Dumont
Miss Maude Hoblert visits from Minnesota and resumes school duties. A Japanese party hosted by the K O G society at Miss Wava Wilson’s home delights attendees in costume. Mrs J W Miles and daughters arrive from Wheaton Minnesota for a several day stay. The Frank Watson family in New York reports their long trip. Mesward builds a large barn on his Jamison Grove farm. Allie Schmitz visits from Idaho before joining Fred Pfaltzgraff to attend a vigil in Mankato. Mion Schmitz returns to town to live with FE Fr Schmitz. Miller house construction in the northwest progresses toward completion. Frank Angstman returns from Waverly hospital and rests at his south town home.
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Martin
Frank Watson
New York
Mesward
Jamison Grove
Allie Schmitz
Hts
Idaho
Fred Pfaltzgraff
Mankalo
Mion
Fr Schmitz
Schmitz
Miller
Frank Angstman
Waverly
Towy
Maynard News Briefs Include Navy Return and Cummins Visit
Raymond Raines 18 has just returned from the navy. Senator A B Cummins was in town Saturday at 3 o'clock and spoke briefly to local businessmen after an earlier scheduled address. Frank and Clifford Bathbun were warned from a months long stay near Watertown Monday evening.
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Maynard
Raymond Raines
Navy
A. B. Cummins
Frank
Clifford Bathbun
Watertown
Residents and visitors gather in Waverly for social and medical news
Waverly notes reveal Dr. D N Patterson and son visiting from Gelwein with Mrs Patterson, a state Catholic Total Abstinence gathering in Charles City, and multiple local calls. Henry Woodring undergoes stomach cancer surgery at Mercy hospital. An auto crash north of town injures four of five passengers. one hospitalized.
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Ger
D. N. Pattersop
Gelwein
Wave
Ciaty
America
Menry Battling
Waterloo
Ed. Brule
RB. Wikkcboer
North Dakota
Telschott
Tripoli
McConnell
Hamblin
John McConneth
Atlanta
Otto Platte
Lyle
Minn
Platte
Edna Wilson
Delnaont
Harry Gilbert
Henry Woodring
Mercy Hospital
Hongiton
A. Lee
H. ©. Todd
Rec
Masonic Lodge
Clare. Hayes
P. H. Broadie
Des Moines
Roadie
Hayes
John Mooney
Waukon
Claire Stout
Stout
Bernie Mooney
Earl Connor
Manon City
L Edward Koott
Carrie Knott
Chicago
Democrat
Local Notes From Bristow and Surrounding Community
Bristow residents share visits with Ida Kocher and relatives in Litterdale and Clarksville. A cemetery association meeting drew many workers and a luncheon followed. The new school roof and brickwork show progress. Fern Fahr and Oscar McKernan wed at Atifeon on Oct 14 with Rev. Roydman officiating. James Walsh plans a new barn behind two houses. Epworth League formed at M E church with officers Joe Gough Jr and Vernard Rogers.
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Bristow
Alten Kocher
Litterdale
Ida Kocher
Clarksville
Sarah Ellsworth
Humboldt
Marion Boylan
Phunberg
Appleby
Fern Fahr
Oscar MeKer-nan
Atifeon
Roydman
M. E
C. D. Fahr
Dan McKernan
Lowell Hewitt
Dumont
Minn
Fhowmas DeMoss
Charles
Excelsior Springs
Hutchinson
Portland
Ore
James Walsh
Joseph Piper
Kimball
S. D
John
Epworth League Society
M. BE
Joe Gough
Iview
Vernard Rogers
Secrretary
Carol Zeller
Easurer
Ruth Corey
Ihis
Mr. Starr
Hansel Wilh
Henry Bema
Juno Cieesiek
Local man enlists in European war line
Ernest Newman, formerly at Ben Lichty home and Iowa Dairy plant, left for Canterbury with his wife for a visit when war broke out. A former soldier, he re enlisted in England and now serves in an auto corps operating a truck for a large artillery piece. In a letter to his brother Percy, he said front orders could come at any time and they were eager to go.
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Waterloo
Europe
Ernest Newnan
Ben Lichty
Iowa Dalry Company
Canterbury
England
Newmans
New Ian
Percy
Newman
Independence society notes and weddings
Independence editor reports local marriages Miss Minons Raymond and Mr Warren Luther, Mrs Viola Gill and Mr Jank Riebe wed, and trips to Chicago Niagara Falls and Pennsylvania. Also notices the death of Mrs Brown and Mrs Mann, illnesses of Mrs Sutkamp’s mother, and return home from the northwest. Russia requires photographers licensed.
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Independence
W. C. Simpson
Lafternoon
P. A. Sutkamp
Northwest
Waterloo theater to present new plays this weekend
Theresa L. Martin Stock Company will appear at the Waterloo Saturday and Sunday evenings with new plays each night. A special matinee is planned Sunday at 2 30. Forty five Minutes from Broadway will be shown Saturday matinee and night at the Waterloo.
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Martin Stock Cup
Tisadyfit
Theresa L. Martin Stork Company
Waterloo
Broadway
Thorus Beauties
Five Minutes From Broadway At Waterloo
Corinne and Bernard Riggs star in a Waterloo mounting of George M. Cohan’s Forty Five Minutes From Broadway. Corinne, famed sinking comedienne, arrives for a notable local event while Bernard Riggs portrays a clever ex prize fighter with slang flair. Corinne also plays Mary Jane Jenking singing Mary Is a Grand Old Name and So Long Mary.
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Broadway
Corinne
Bermnard Riggs
Georgem. Cohan
Steven
Baidpate
Waterloo
Bernard Riggs
Caledonians Lead Crowd at Majestic Night of Acts
At the Majestic the Caledonians drew large crowds with strong applause for the Four Gordon Highlanders and other acts including Paul Kleist and Co. and Dotson and Gordon. The bill promises more acts led by Lillian Doone and The Belasco Company with Mary Pickford in A Good Little Devil to follow.
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Caledonians
Majestic
Gordon ‘Highlanders
Paul Kleist and Co
Dotson
Gordon
Harry Blisworth
Murray K. Hill
Four Solis Brothers
Mexico
Florence
Belasco Company
Mary Pickford
Vaudeville and Play Shine in One Night
Wednesday’s program features five vaudeville acts paired with a stellar play starring Mary Pickford, a performance praised for its charm and entertainment value despite Pickford’s lower public profile.
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Mary Pickford
Blyen
Ragged Earle at Palace Theatre Stars Andrew Mack
The Palace Theatre presents The Ragged Earle featuring Andrew Mack in the title role with an all star supporting cast including William Conklin Edward J. Peil Orma Hawley and Eleanor Dun. The article also notes scenic drives in Farragut Park Wisahickon Drive and Lancaster Turnpike and mentions over thirteen thousand people training to be teachers in India.
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Palace Theatre
Tmorrow
Ragged Earle
Andrew Mack
William Conklin
Henery Hardcastle
Edward J. Peil
Lord Wildbrook
Kathryn
Orma Hawley
Eleanor Dun
Henery
Farragount Park
Wisahickcon Drive
Lanchaster Turnpike
Vogel Chiropractors Offer Free Consultation
Mr and Mrs W J Vogel chiropractors graduates of Palmer School promote chiropractic as locating and removing disease causes to allow nature to restore health. They invite honest investigation and offer free consultation and analysis at their Waterloo office 430 Mulberry St phone 932 Black.
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Palmer School
Mulberry St
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