Reserve list of Waterloo clubs preserves many players
A long Central association bulletin lists retained players by club and suspensions. Waterloo clubs include Waterloo led by Andrews with many players named across Burlington Cedar Rapids Muscatine Keokuk Galesburg Marshalltown and Clinton area teams, plus several suspended players. Harvard notes backfield injuries before the Michigan game. Clinton refuses Thanksgiving contest agreeing to back down in the state championship dispute.
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Central Association
Farrell
Burlington
Grant Rellegg
A. O. McGlada
William Moore
Prophet Berman
Ted Hurgwald
Walter Meinert
Lyman Strong
Joe Brennan
Wallace Burg
Harold Schwenk
C. EB. Watson
Dan McMillan
Frank Bierman
BE. Whitehouse
A. McUlder
Levi Williams
Fred Miller
A. FE. Willis
William Hume
Fred J. Scheible
Frank Foreman
E. Hubbart
E. P. Menne
Harry Simmons
Fred Carrow
E. J. Closeman
Ed Miller
Hob Mitchell
Harry Welch
C. B E. Jones
Fred Smithson
Ivan Clarke
Harvard
Cambridge
Brickley
Michigan
Hardwick
Mehan
Logan
Bradlee
Rock Island Fans Favor Central Association Baseball Plan
Rock Island reporters collected opinions on adding a Central Association berth with teams in Rock Island Cedar Rapids and Waterloo. Merchants and fans show growing interest, believing a three city setup could bring strong attendance and professional baseball next season.
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Rock Island
Central Association
Second Avenue
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Basebal
Thres I
Althoit
West High Faces Iowa City in Annual Gridiron Clash
Iowa City meets West Waterloo next Saturday after losing to West Des Moines by two. Past meetings show mixed results as Waterloo proved strong in 1913 and 1914 schedules. Local fans expect a close, heated game on Town field with strong interurban support from Waterloo.
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Towa City
West Des Moines
Iowa City
West Waterloo
Waterloo
Black Hawk County
Nebraska dreams of championship season
Lincoln, Neb. October 27 reports say Nebraska aims for a championship season in the Missouri Valley. The Cornhuskers, after strong midseason form, crushed the Kansas Aggies and humbled the Michigan Aggies, earning praise for fearless play under Jumbo Stiehm and drawing comparisons to top eastern programs.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Cornhuskers
Chicago
Notre Dame
Michigan Aggies
Washburn College
South Dakota
Lansing
Institusiona
Middle West
Missouri Valley
Michigan Universlty
Aggies
Wolverines
Yost
Syracuse
Hughitt
Michigan
Lansing Farmers
Macklin
Leavitt & John 500 contest corn yields announced
The Leavitt John 500 National Bank contest lists top yields in the acre tract competition with L D Browns 161 bushels and George Ream leading at 127 1 2 bushels per acre. With 14 new supervisors arriving from Town State College expectations rise for full harvest across all plots.
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Leavitt & John
National Bank
L. D. Brown
W. O. Tannreuther
Lloyd Maust
Max Maust
F. L. Kingaman
Will Kingaman
Alice Klingaman
Wilma Smucker
Tessie Biege
John Holmes
W. D B. Strayer
Spencer Maro
Aubrey Lyon
Galen Russell
Dewey Cable
Arnold Forney
Town State College
Fourth and
Jefferson Streets
War Precedent Sought By Stork Strike Call
A 1921 report notes a "stork strike" endorsed by over 900 W C T U delegates to urge nations to end war. Speakers, including Mrs Viola Romans and Mrs Rickets Snell, argue women bear children and could starve militarism by withholding offspring. Real estate transfers listed alongside.
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Akron
Viola Romans
Columbus
W.C.T. U
Rickets Snell
Cincinnati
Ream Farm Rewards Tenants With Cash Prizes
Oakville on October 26 reports C. K. Ream owner of over 2,000 acres north of Kingston offered three prizes to his renters for outstanding corn yields. The awards were to be based on 40 acres of corn grown under extreme drought conditions. First prize described as a notable honor.
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George Ream
Linus Brockway
John Ream
EB. R. Trites
A.T. Peterson
John Bailey
Cradley Lake
Oakville
C. K. Ream
Kington
Hig
Prise
Secretary Houston Addresses Dairy Show on Rural Improvement
Chicago, Oct. 26. Secretary Houston urged concerted action to boost meat and dairy supplies. He outlined a commission study on production, finishing, and marketing, and highlighted livestock neglect in the South with low cattle, hogs, and poultry on regional farms. He stressed improved distribution as vital to expanding output.
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Chicago
Lfe
Houston
Department of Agriculture
National Dairy Show Association
North Carolina
Alabama
South Carolina
Iowa
South
Carolin
New Hartford News Briefs From October 26
C Campbell of Colling Ira purchased the J Wood farm on the Weat Fork and was in town to inspect farm interests. Miss Rounds of Cedar Falls visits Morrison and Saaver families. Mr and Mrs E S Philo returned from Des Moines where they visited daughter Mrs Fanny Carmopod. Mrs and Mrs J P Baner of Cresco visited relatives. Cline Bigsby of Wisconsin visits friends. Beaner Lodge No 472 A F and A M holds regular meeting next Tuesday Oct 27. Prof Graham lecture at Masonic Hall Sunday drew many, with members from Shell Rock Parkersburg and Waterloo.
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New Hartford
C. Campbell
Colling
Ira
J. Wood
Weat Fork
GetS-It claims world's top corn cure in ad
An old advertisement touts GETS-IT as a new corn cure that shrivels and vanishes corns with two drops. It targets hard or soft corns wart callus or bunion and promises no bleeding or tissue damage. Sold by druggists or mailed by EB Lawreren Co Chicago.
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EB. Lawrenen & Co
Chicago
Rescue of Bobby Jones by Wooden Soldiers in Playroom Tale
In a 1914 McClure Syndicate story, Drusilla and Teddy Bear fear Bobby Jones is trapped in his box. Wood soldiers follow commands at midnight to form a rescue line and free Bobby, with Drusilla admitting she sounded the alarm. Tomorrow’s installment teased as The Green Cat Part 1.
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Drusilla
Bobby Jones
Druallia
Teddy Bear
Jim
Boby
Bobby
Hobby Jones
Drustilay
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Zone of Greatnows and U S Fighting Strength in War Talk
A 1910s column quotes a Christian Herald view on a global zone between paralleled latitudes as the core of world power. It notes the United States could field 12 to 14 million troops if needed, with Russia as the only other nation able to feed large armies from domestic resources. A separate item mentions a giant gas chandelier in Atlanta emitting over 10 000 candle power from fifteen lamps.
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Christan Herald
United States
Russia
New York American
Atlanta
Window 15 Decorated in Honor of Visitors
The Model 1 laundry displays a festive scene honoring visiting state laundrymen and Eastern Star members for their annual conventions. Dummy figures depict travel by various means toward a convention hall and a large electrified star showcases lodge colors. A life size female figure holds ripe wheat in offering.
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Model 1
Eastern Stara
Lodge
Ghost Social at Blakeville School Draws Guests
In Blakeville three miles from Dunkerton neighbors plan a ghost social on Thursday October 29. A notice asks ladies to bring lunch for two as part of the event.
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Blakeville
George Fink
Blakeville Schoor
Dunkerton
Ancient rites and odd bets on ninth sacrifices in history
Fragmentary notes recall ancient rites in Danes and Swedes with ninth year or day sacrifices of dogs and later humans under a tyrant. A claim mentions a high hotel planned in California at 12,000 feet and British Columbians converting coal into gas.
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Sweden
Californis
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E.W. Miller
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Enterprise Place
Fannie D. Barrett
Ben J. How- Toy
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