East Souad Football Team Builds Early Season Pep
East Souad shows strong pep as Coach Jack Skein molds a young squad. Quarterback battle between Red McGamb and EB O Connor continues while backfield options include Zook Cutler Rath J O Connor Decker and Parkins. O Connor may handle kicking duties. Skein aims to expand from rudimentary drills to more complex signals next week.
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Ist High
Jack Skein
Skefn
Skein
Posiion
Red” McGamb
EB. O'Connor
Zook
Cutler
Rath
J. O'Connor
Decker
Parkins
A ‘O'Connor
Oval
Turkey
East St. Louis Police Tighten Rules and Conduct
Sept 22 ordinances issued by Frank Keating, chief of East St. Louis police, ban officers from drinking on or off duty and require pipe smoking prohibition on duty. Patrolmen must salute superiors, shave daily, keep clothes pressed, and shoes shined. A military drill will begin, and movie showings at 8 40 p m will flash a warning for children under 16 to go home.
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East St. Loui
Frank Keating
Ani
St. Louis
Dunkerton Veterans Serve Afloat And Old Family News
Letters arrive from Elmer Page and Albert Burk who enlisted in April and trained at Jefferson Barracks and Fort Sam Houston. They report being well while near the Atlantic on York. Carl Miller and Amy Magee wed at the Magee home near Dunkerton on Sept 19. The Ainoma class of the Baptist church was entertained at the Rodgers home with light refreshments.
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Dunkerton
Elmer’ Page
Albert Burk
Jefferson Barracks
Fort Sam Houston
Atlantic
York
Carl Miller
Amy Magee
Prank Magee
Baptist Church
Rodgers
Martha. Canfield
Shooting leagues popularize interclub contests nationwide
In a column on interclub shooting, the piece credits leagues with boosting rifle pistol and trapshooting. It notes United States Revolver Association and National Rifle Association spurring leagues, cites Pennsylvania as active in trapshooting, and argues leagues raised the sport from sandlot stages to public prominence, urging more leagues for sport, skill, and discipline.
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United States Revolver Association
United States
National Rifle Association of America
Interstate Association
Pennsylvania
H. Ft. N
Washington
Ans
K. C
Meriden
Auburn News Roundup From Mt Auburn Notes and Births
Auburn dispatches report Mrs Vie toc Valgren returning from his Washington home after a year with her mother Mrs Sarah St Clair. Mrs Percy Brown of Perry is visiting with sister Mr Arthur Furry. Miss Alice Matson of Mt Hareb Wis visits Delia Matson. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Hugh Donley on Friday September 14. The Lewisc Auburn property in east Mt Auburn was sold this week to Raymond Appleton.
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Auburn
Sarah St. Clair
Vietoc Valgren
Washington, D. C
Percy Brown
Perry
Arthur Furry
Alice Matson
Mt Hareb. Wis
Delia. Matson
Hugh Donley
New Hartford Family News and Local Births
Mrs. Harry Walker of Fort Dodge visits her parents Mr. and Mrs. John Knipe for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Will Jenson welcome a new son born Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Anderson celebrate a daughter born Wednesday. Mrs. Henry Emery and daughter Maude spend time at the Murray Roadman home near Dike. Mrs. Floyd Hoffman of Waterloo visits her sister Mrs. Will Jepperson for the week. G. Griffith returns Thursday from an extended Wisconsin trip.
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New Hartford
Harry Walker
Fort Dodge
John Knipe
Will Jenson
Anderson
Henry Emery
Maude
Murray Roadman
Dike
Floyd Hoffman
Waterloo
Proceedings of County Board continues from page eleven
Record of county board disbursements lists numerous payments to individuals and townships for services and expenses including sums to Burk Sirkish Diakish Daunvich and others with totals and itemized amounts. The motor vehicle fund shows Moore Siege Construction Co payment of 4218.97. Attendance and mileage figures are provided for board members with days and miles and compensation amounts. Committee and board officers are named with signatures.
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Burk
PB. Sirkish
M. Diak
Ish
Daunvich
Johny ‘Twhular
Rude Zigith
Steve Daunvich
Baird
FL E. Jones
J. Pp. Federspiel
Wm. Burger
John Mayes
Roy Bentley
John Adams
H. Welstead
August Miller
Jake Miller
Wim
Miller
Corey
Ben Fletehcer
Geo, Hausman
Welgle
Iiokiah
BM. Jiokish
George Daunvich
Dno. Tubular
Rudo Atgich
C. Baird
Wm. A. Brown
Wm. Miler
Wm. Pu
T. D. Teeter
Cal Rownd
Jos Shirley
M. J. Magno
DS. Tiffany
W.D. Strayer
GC. A. Roww Committee
Aplington News Summary of Local Events and War Impact
In Aplington on Sept 21 H Van Gerpen sick with rheumatism. school brickwork finishing and plastering begun. Lads Aid Society hosted by Airg S L Patterson at Austinville. Lulu Smith and Thea Buzard to perform at Presbyterian church for CEB society. Robert Arends joined soldiers for Camp Dodge. Mrs Sheffler returns from Hinton as husband serves. Town program honors Civil War veteran Dr Waudby as flag rises. Evans of Parkersburg delivers address. band plays patriotic tunes. War impact noted with horses: since WWI began about 750,000 sent to Europe and US horses down by 33,000 for 1916–17.
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Aplington Aplington
Waterloo
Robert Arends
Allison
Camp Dodge
Wm. Sheffler
Hinton
Sheffler
Wm. Breyer
T. P. Waudby
W. T. Evans
Parkers Burgraves
America
Town Notes From Linden To Jo Visitors And Local News
Linden notes list visitors from Stout Miss Minnie rey and Martha Strikenburg, Dewitt Perry at daughter Ernest Ackerman’s home, cousin Louis Fluger in Wearborn Avenue, Mrs Smith Hunt visiting relatives at Red Oak, Mrs Dittman hospitalized after wrist operation, I Kaplan ill, Miss Loises and Floyd Norcott wed. Le employed by Wm Towny Co.
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Linden
John Tholon
Stout
Minnierey
Martha Strikenburg
Morris
J. W. Chapman
Indiana Street
Birs
Dewitt Perry
Dirs
Ernest Ackerman
Joseph Stourne
Philip
Wis
Miss le
Wm.lowny Co
Linden Resident Confirmed In Circle Of Friends Notice
A notice notes that mn wits circle of friends will be informed that she remains a resident of Linden. The statement emphasizes continuity of residence and social ties within the Linden community.
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Linden
Washburn social notes for Joe Schmitz send off to Camp Dodge
A young company enjoyed a Sunday gathering at the Jobo Klein home in Washburn in honor of Joe Schmitz who left Wednesday for Camp Dodge. Miss Lulu Michel returned from visits with relatives at Monticello and Marion. Attendees included Vic Younghlut, Joe Schmitz, Keith Morrison and John Bievor.
Township Sends Delegates to Camp Dodge
Residents departed Wednesday for Camp Dodge while W F Younghlut sold his hardware stock to Frank Nehalten of Kagie Center.
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Camp Dodge
W. F. Younghlut
Neuhalten
Kagie Centor
Local Residents and Businesses Noted in Eagle Center
Sept 21 reports show Frank Nen phatten purchasing the hardware and implement store at Washburn. Mr and Mrs Jeff Day are visiting relatives in Illinois. Anton and Philip Beck are radio having a new silo built. Mr and Mrs Peter Hatm from Peru are here visiting relatives.
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Eagle Center
Frank Nenphatten
Washburn
Jeff Day
Illinois
Anton
Philp Beck
Peter Hatm
Peru
Pia
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Bioce
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Titinme
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Wilson
Arnold Bennett
Waterloo Evening Courier
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