Athletics News Highlights From Fr iday Baseball Games
Philadelphia beat Detroit 4 to 3 while Chicago won 3 to 2 against Cincinnati. New York smashed Chicago 15 to 4 as Laporte Jed led with two doubles and a triple. Stilesville shut out opponents 10 to 0 in a fourth straight win over the locals. Brooklyn edged Pittsburgh 6 to 4 and Kansas City beat Minneapolis 2 to 0. The Plutos beat Wrest tare den Spradels 6 to 5 in fifteen innings as Evansville extended its streak to four by taking two from South Bast.
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le Jeune
Big Ball Awe at Coatesville Club Game
A Friday afternoon baseball event between Coatesville business men and the Bachelor's Club draws a free community crowd. The program promises recreation for attendees, rosters are being arranged, and a lively day of play with calls for support and participation from local residents.
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Aoresto
Fellassine
Lisby
Leenrey
Betis
Veo Acceuplisted and County Memorial Acknowledgments
The article references Veo Acceuplisted and a county memorial noting tensions around a port project and wartime veteran commemoration. It mentions concerns over appropriation timing and anticipated public reaction. The text also alludes to disjointed phrases about Veo and local political stakes.
Unclear OCR fragment prompts stray input
The readable text is fragmented with scrambled words and lacks coherent events or names. It cannot establish a verifiable person, place, or action from the source. No distinct public or news item emerges for a proper card.
Water Street sidewalks begin by Masten and Stewart
Work started last Monday on Water Street sidewalks by contractors Masten and Stewart. The notice cites upcoming improvements and promotes BL Owen & Co. coal for threshers and home use. Mrs. Dora McAtineh's serious illness and medical updates follow, with doctors uncertain about recovery.
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Water Street
Masten & Stewart
Owen & Co
Amo
Incoherent OCR note on presidencies and public discourse
Fragmentary text discusses time, politics, and opposition with unclear references to places and events. It mentions Pennsylvania and various cities, hinting at civic topics and public debate without coherent specifics.
Multiple deaths and accidents reported in county notes
Obituaries note James C. Emily age 83 dies at Corydon. McCracken a retired farmer dies near Glendale leaving an estate around 86000. trainmen Sid S. Knight and S. K. Lindsay killed when a Tennessee Central freight hits a rock. Carrier pigeon found near Walton. tugboat accident in Michigan. boy bitten by copperhead near Ben nett. horse thief Ralph Hinton convicted in Suffolk. Fire destroys EL B Pittman handle factory. Marion Flyer to be rebuilt.
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Ralph Uezekiah Hinton
Justice Deberry
Suffolk
Vic
Thomas Smith
Hurricane France
Air Posse
Bill McAnigngpate’s Flying Trip Ends With Confusion
Bill McAnigngpate took a flying trip to Anderson last Sunday and, upon alighting, forgot his purpose and phoned home for news. He learned his girl lived there. The last sighting had him down the pike, the crowd heard. Rev. Pl UP preached at union services at the Christian church Sunday night. The sermon urged more union services, and a large congregation left feeling greatly benefited.
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Bill McAnigngpate
Anderson
Pl UP. Shidde
Christian Church
Fire devastates yard and buildings in Beachsdale area
Last Friday morning a large fire destroyed the neili and chumber yard at Beachsdade with total loss estimated at two thousand dollars. The blaze origin is uncertained and no insurance covered the Patriot & Co property. Roy Brown, commercial Interurban agent, is on vacation amid harvest news. local names appear among obituaries and notices including Mrs. John Biuvidosk and others.
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Chumber Yard
Dncertiadm
Poe
Patriott & Co
Roy Brown
Mr. Podd
Roy
Iowa farmer urges mail order reform to aid local merchants
A Des Moines contributor argues that mail order houses win buyers away from local merchants by advertising and quoting prices, while many local shops fail to provide clear pricing. He urges merchants to publish prices and compete to keep business in town.
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Des Moines
Hee
Ual
Heme
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Tennessee Central
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