Fort Dodge Triumphs In Exhibition Baseball Thriller
Fort Dodge defeated Emmetsburg 7 to 1 in a Wednesday exhibition at the local park. Tony Faith pitched for Fort Dodge against Red Sanders of Emmetsburg, with Broderick and Collins keying a midgame rally and Collins stealing home. Attendance was about 200 as Fort Dodge pulled away with late scoring and solid pitching.
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Fort Dodge
Tony Faith
Red’’ Sanders
Broderick
Ft. Dodge
Emmetsburg
Gardner
Abrhpore
Graves
Doc Lowe
Leeds
Oblin
Whittaker
Nordvold
Surgeon
Kedrowskii
Faeth
Kedrowski
Basbrook 2 Tops Lynch In Low Scoring Game
Basbrook 2 and Lynch combine for three base hits with Bagnell and Hasbrook tallying two apiece. Ohlin Bag nell and Somers steal, Ohlin to Leeds to Whittaker complete a double play. Faith and Sanders combine for one HBP each and six and two strikeouts respectively. Attendance 250. Umpire Shea. Time 1 30.
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Collins
Kelly
Ohlin
Whittaker
Bagnell
Gardner
Kedrowski
O Gardner
Robinson
Foster
Cox
Basbrook
Lynch
Lowe
Surgeon
Hasbrook
Somers
Leeds
Broderick
Faith
Sanders
Shea
Emmetsburg Twins Past Fort Dodge In Memorial Day Victory
Emmetsburg defeated Fort Dodge 4 to 0 on Memorial Day at Fort Dodge. Millette held the Roosters to two scattered hits while Beisser contributed a double and three singles in the second inning. Lowe hit a home run in the fifth, and Emmetsburg tallied four runs on the day with ample offense and solid defense. Attendance was 1,000, umpire Cox, time 2 half.
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Emmetsburg
Fort Dodge
Dispatch
Beisser
Millette
Roosters
Lowe
Foster
Lynch
Biesser
Broderick
Fort Dodge Beats Emmetsburg Eight Five In May Game
In Fort Dodge Iowa on May 31 Fort Dodge defeated Emmetsburg 8 to 5. Kelly a White Sox reserve from Des Moines had three hits including a double. Emmetsburg answered with runs in the third on Graves Broderick and Qohlin.
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Fort Dodge
Iowa
Emmetsburg
Kelly
White Sox
Des Moines
Bagnall
Norvold
Foster
Hasbrook
Lynch
Emmettsburg
Graves
Broderick
Qohlin
Lowe
Leeds
Oblin
Whitaker
Wonderful Household Remedy Praise From Orienta Woman
Mrs Maria Goertz of Orienta Oklahoma praises Permi the household remedy and Dr Hartman’s advice as restoring health. She recalls weighing 100 pounds at ill health, now 110, with her husband and children also improved from asthma earache and stomach catarrh and throat catarrh after using the medicines.
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Permi
Maria Goertz
Orienta
Oklahoma
Hartman
Jones Avoids Speech by Impersonating Guest at Banquet
In a humorous anecdote, Jones resists an after dinner speech until a fellow guest, fond of speaking, is prodded to take his place. The impersonation saves Jones from delivering the talk, while he quietly recovers with wine.
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Mr. Jones
Jones
Demosthenes
Shifting the Blame on a Train Seat Law
The Camm eron Highlanders militia are praised as fine men. An incident on a Scotland railway sees a tiny clergyman argue over seat capacity, claiming the seat holds five by act of parliament. A Highlander retorts that the seat was not built to constitutional standards.
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Cammeron Highlanders
Scotland
Night Clerk Recalls Weird Hotel Tale Of Black Cat
A nervous guest at 2 a.m. told the night clerk a bizarre story of a black cat sitting at his table, napkin tucked in, and requested food. The guest also claimed a vast skyscraper construction in the lobby with a force of 400 men.
When the stomach calls hunger is not simple
An excerpt cites a Journal of the American Medical Association piece stating emptiness or acid issues do not cause hunger. Professor Cannon explains hunger arises from contractions of the stomach walls and the signal prompts eating, digestion, and relief from the sensation.
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Journal of the American Medical Association
Cannon
Aforesaid
Mind and Muscle and the Control of Energy
Cassier's Magazine notes that as controllable muscular and mechanical energy grows, society uses more officials to manage it. The core idea remains that a single master mind should initiate movements and make decisions, rather than simply augmenting mental capacity.
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Cassier
Accidental Paris Potatoes Create Souffle Style Fries
A train delay near Paris inspired a cook to resume frying potatoes after an accidental pause. Reheating them with the steak produced crisp, puffed chips resembling raided balloon shapes. The dish emerged as pommes de terre soufflEs through happenstance.
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Paris
St. Germhain
Care of the Eyes Bathing Advice from Harper's Bazaar
Guidance on eye care emphasizes a soothing bath made from rain or distilled water with dissolved salt. A boric acid eye wash uses a teaspoon in a quart of boiled and cooled water, administered in a fitting eye cup. Warns against reusing the same cap for both eyes without washing after the first bath.
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Harper
News of Twenty Years Ago From Emmetsburg Area
Archie Thompson 13 died in Blairgowrie. Funeral tomorrow. Charles Dorris left for Luverne Minn to take telegraph operator post. J H Godden shipped monuments worth 10000 from Emmetsburg. J K Martin bought land west of Ammond place. F T Shavil from Curlew. Daly of Spirit Lake in Emmetsburg. Fort Dodge trotting horse sold for 20000. Will Ambil left Innis barber shop. First National bank statement shows 207000 total footings. Duffy enlarges residence. Postmaster McCue aided by martial band. O’Connor moving house for new residence. Bassett store broken into. he bought Ackles. C W Hodgkinson from Graettinger in town. Annie Rooney author earned 14000. Daughter born to M Mahan May 29. E P Lambe to organize Estherville creamery. Ellis and Stover married. Rosentrans buys Ruthven building for mercantile business in Estherville. Copsigney to Dakota office job after American Investment work. Wickens opens Ayrshire real estate. Barringer and Anderson buy Crippen land for townsite. Bigley child died aged nine months. Hackin boy near Whitewear shot his brother. not serious. O Grady Albro sell Ayrshire town site to Wickens. A Rogers of Ayrshire building new barn. Tudge Carr gave Memorial address in the city.
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Archie Thompson
Blairgowrie
Charles Dorris
Luverne
Minnesota
J. H. Godden
Emmetsburg
J. K. Martin
Ammond Place
F. T. Shavil
Curlew
Red Daly
Spirit Lake
Fort Dodge
Will‘Ambil
Innis
First National Bank
T. J. Duffy
McCue
Ruthven
Thomas O'Connor
L. L. Bassett
Paul Ackles
C. W. Hodgkinson
Graettinger
Annie Rooney
M. B. Mahan
E. P. Lambe
Highland Township
Estherville
L. Copsigney
American Investment’ Company
Dakota
George HE. Wickens
Ayrshire
E. P. Barringer
Ed Anderson
Rathven
I. W. Harrison
Crippen
Horse Stolen at Marathon Found Five Miles South
S Morgan of Marathon reported a valuable horse stolen from his farm last Thursday. The horse was found Monday morning wandering loose five miles south of Gillett Grove. The robber apparently fled as pursuers closed in and released the animal.
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S. Morgan
Marathon
Gillett Grove
Spencer
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