Three-I league reshapes with Dubuque transfer move
Rock Island’s Three-I league bid centers on securing a franchise, opposing Rock Island’s entry due to Five mile limit fears. Central association officials weigh the fate of Dubuque and the league’s balance, with Omaha meetings guiding minor league alignments and a push to harmonize with the Federal League.
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Rock Island
Dubuque
al Tearney
Central Association
Omaha
M. E. Justice
Minor League Commission
Federal League
Che Bisher
Saturday Football Results From Midwest and Plains Matches
A wide list of college and local games reports scores across the region. Notable results include Nebraska 24 Michigan Aggies 0, Notre Dame 23, Minnesota 16, Cornell 28, and Wisconsin 0. Other scores feature Purdue 4 over Kansas Aggies, Navy 48 over Harvard 15, and Colgate 41, Vermont 1. Local high school and town results appear with several town teams and counties listed.
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Townsouri
Northeestern
Chicago
Purdue
Kansas Kansas Aggies
Nebraska
Michigan
Aggies
Notre Dame
South Dakota
Creigion
Wesley Minnesota
Ames
Thinodis
Waterton Young Woman Involved In Local Incident
A Waterton youth is described as a teen in a local episode. The fragment mentions a young Waterton woman and an onlookers’ note about her demeanor during the event. The text is incomplete but centers on a Waterton resident and a referenced incident.
Official Standing of the Champion OI Gla Players League
Official standings announced for the senior women skeet team representing the class. Miss Mazel Whitney of Willinston Vi and other senior women were elected by the student council. This marks the second year of the league with notable participation from Sultan and nearby towns as they contest the meet and honors.
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OI Gla Players League
Stident Council
Mazel Whitney
Wiliinston
Garand
Sultan
Eylportan
Yanda
Robina Woot
Western Teams Struggle in Slow Big Ninegames
Chicago and fellow Big Nine leaders faced slow, uneven showings after a heavy slate. Michigan, Nebraska, Wisconsin, Purdue, Minnesota and Illinois all posted mixed results, with Illinois routing Northwestern while Chicago fell short against Ohio State. Standings remain unsettled as teams show fatigue and uneven form.
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Chicago
Central West
Michigan Ashies
Michigan
Nebraska
Glevens
Minnesota
Tlinois
Wisconsin
Reir
Tate
Ilinois
Ohio State
Aiady
Iowa and Iowa State Grid News in Des Moines Meet Ups
Iowa sports page reports Ames and Drake in Missouri Valley action with Ames beating Missouri, Iowa State prepared for Nebraska, and Davenport Clinton clash as eastern Iowa leaders. Also notes Minnesota and Iowa draw, high school results favor Davenport Clinton West Des Moines and a slate of Friday games across Des Moines, Sioux City, and Marshalltown.
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Dope
Iowa State Calloge
University of Missouri
Iowa
Ssuire
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Shite University
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Waterloo
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Canton
Omaha
Kort Dodo
Ottumwa
East
Reinbeck Notes and Local Social Updates
Reinbeck short news column reports moves and visits including the Thom family relocating to Hagle Grove, the Mohrs leaving for Oklahoma for winter, a chicken dinner by the Ladies Aid, Mrs. Sam Brees returning from Chicago, Carl Hollingsworth moving to Toledo for work, and the Entre Nous club hosting a dinner. Also noted are a dance with Skeel's Iowa City orchestra, the Meyers returning from Eureka Springs for Mrs Meyers health, new day operator H. G. Mark in Winter, a birth of a boy to Mr. and Mrs. Jahnke of Red Oak, property purchases by Nealy Anderson, a new library association organized with trustees named, and a shower for Mrs. L. Freet. Additional items include local births and visits, a marriage at Henry Detterding’s farm, and upcoming high school football and college games listings.
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Oklahome
M. Ks
Chaseh
Sam Brees
Chicago
Carl Hollingsworth
Toledo
Jas
Mute
C. Ci Camp
Rose Linder
Stella Camp
Elizabeth Mitch
Skeel
Iowa City
R. N. Meyers
Eureka Springs
Ark
Nealy Anderson
Herman Meyronowltge
Reinbeck
P. EB. O
Rebecca Wilson
Library Association
Geo. Saul
Alpha Zetha
M. He, Church
David
L. Freet
Mollie Martendale
Local Notes From Shell Rock and Nearby
Shell Rock and nearby towns report Mrs. G T Husband’s fall on cement stairs injuring her hip. Visiters include Claud Bell and his Missouri-born parents, Ward family in Town City, J Freeland's new two story meat market and second-floor borrow, D W Labaises returning from Elma, J H Amich adding a player piano, M D Mrs G T Husband’s sister from Wessington Springs, and Creston delegates Mrs C G Hible Mrs J S Neal and Mrs Harriet Winship for the W C T U convention.
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Shell Rock
Ors
G. T
M. Garner
Claud Bell
Missouri
Wls. Ward
Lynn
Town City
Pederson
J. Freeland
D. W. Labaises
Elma
J.H. Amich
M. H. Nelson
Wessington Springs
M. D
G. T. Husband
C. G. Hible
J. S. Neal
Harriet Winship
Aplington Workmen Unload Steel Between Here and
Workmen unloading steel between Aplington and adjacent areas as of Oct 24 reported delays in local rail and road movements. No injuries noted. crews work to clear the site and resume normal traffic.
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Aplington
Here
Denver Area News Briefs and Social Notes
John Koerti and son Louis visited relatives in North Dakota last week. The wedding of Theodore Wittenberg to Miss Bertha Seegers followed Sunday services at Rev. G Kruma's church. A wedding dinner was held at the bride’s parents’ home. Mrs Lobeck and Bertha Seegers visited Rendlyn over the weekend. Henry Schroeder bought property and will move to Denver. Mrs Austin Mishier broke her leg Sunday. Louis Kuecker and wife plan to move to Waverly after selling their Denver home.
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Denver
John Koerti
Louis
North Dakota
Henry Schroeder
H. H. Mohling
Herman Clausing
Austin Mishier
Depot
Louis Kuecker
Waverly
Parkersburg to be laid on the LC and local visits
Parkersburg reports ongoing plans for the LC and notes visits by H C Brown of Dumont to J. J. Burnham and Wm. Austin homes over Friday night. Brown, a Butler county pioneer, formerly lived in Aplington before the J C depot era. Max Katherine and Ray Popkes wed Oct 21 at the bride’s parents home with close relatives present. The couple will settle on the groom’s newly built farm east of town, at home after Nov 1. Oscar Thompson travels to Waterloo due to Mrs. Thompson’s illness from a tooth extraction related blood infection. I B Eckles returns from a Wells County trip discussing crops. John Bierman trades town property to Roelf Meyer for the 80 acre farm north of the cemetery, Meyer paying $8000 and $190 per acre for the Bierman property.
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Parkersburg
LC. Irak
H/C. Brown
Dumont
J. J. Burnham
Wm. Austin
Mr. Brown
Butler County
Aplington
J. C
Max Katherine
C. G. Roos
Ray) Popkes
Reemt Fopkes
B. Eckles
Wells County
N. C
John Bierman
Roelf Meyer
Washburn Weekend Visitors and Local Updates
Washburn October 28 report notes Mr and Mrs Howard Morris and children of Waterloo visiting George Morris and family. George Hemme r remains ill but shows improvement. William Dirkes opened a new groceries stock in the former Geo Burifert building. Carsons from Bancroft visited Youngblut and Nugent families. Mrs John Koch and children returned to Fort Dodge after weeks with her mother and relatives.
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William Dirkes
Geo. Burifert
Carson of
Bancroft
Youngblut
Nugent
John Koch
Fort Dodge
Tripoli Notes: visits and local changes in town
TRIPOLI Oct 22 Mr and Mrs Mnry Berlin and niece Miss Anni Mundhenk of Barrington Ill visited for a week with brothers Charles and John. Fannie Quincy left for Grand Rapids Wis for an extended visit with Ed and wife and sister Mrs Frank Robinson and family. Frank Sager traveled to Winona Minn on a business trip. Grandmother Lucbs has been quite sick since last Wednesday. Christ Kuhrt bought the 30 acre Win Wiese farm at 3200 per acre and will take post session Jan 1. Mr Wiese to move to town. Mr and Mrs C Buls are the par-
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Mnry Berlin
Anni Mundhenk
Barrington
Charles
John
Fannie Quincy
Grand Rapids
Wis
Frank Robinson
Frank Sager
Winona
Mitu
Lucbs
Christ Kuhrt
Win. Wiese
Kuhrt
Local notices from Maxdell area and Own Township event
Henry Kruegar and Ed Bruns family reside on Wente farm in Maxdell Owner residents join community at G A R hall in Own township on Tuesday October 27 for a hot supper hosted by the Sons of Veterans. Supper served 7 28e. viedvertixements
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Henry Kruegar
Wente
Maxdell
Ed Bruns
Own
G. A. R. Hall
Sons of Veterans
Local Citizen Has 6 Brothers in War
Waterloo resident Rudolph W. Schulz is keenly interested in war news as six of his brothers serve in the Kaiser's forces and he spent three years in the German navy. One brother served 16 years and was a first lieutenant when war started. The man, living at 1313 La Tavette, has not heard from his Berlin-based family in months.
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Waterloo
Rudolph W. Schulz
Mr. Schulz
la Tavette Shept
Berlin
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