Canners break hoodoo with win over Freeport Orphans
In Green Bay a 2 to 1 victory over Freeport gave the Canners their first win after a slow start. Warhop pitched well, Disch returned to form, and Shaunnessy played centerfield as the team prep for Oshkosh five-game stretch.
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Bunch
Corrigan
Ireland
Freeport
Freeman
Barlow
Disch
Delvin
Shaunnessy
Oshkosh
Eau Claire
Wausau
la Crosse
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Schoonhoven
Piske
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Wevaeievaaee
Graves
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O'Hayver
Hartiasan
Kernan
Cfwc
Eel Walters
Eas
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Diseh
Wirhop
Wirrhop
Preeman
Anderson
Wausau Takes Fourth Win Over Eau Claire 2 1
Wausau defeated Eau Claire 2 to 1 in Wisconsin on August 22 to win the fourth game of the series, extending their streak to four wins. La Crosse will visit tomorrow for a four game set as the action continues.
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Wausau
Wis
La Crosse Extends Win Streak Over Fond du Lac
La Crosse swept Fond du Lac in a double header after taking two more games from Fond du Lac in Fond du Lac Wisconsin on August 22.
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R. H. BE
la Crosse
Fond du Lac
Hawley
Killian
Crangle
Hatch
Issacs
Wis
Golden Corn Turned Into Liquor Shaping Fifth District Wealth
Central Illinois distillers, led by Peoria County producers, paid $35,577,448.10 in internal revenue in the year ended July 1, making the Fifth Illinois District the nation's top revenue source after New York. The Great Western distillery dominates capacity at 65,000 barrels daily, with six distilleries relying on corn from 1,000 acres daily.
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Central Illinois
Uncle Sam
Internal Revenue
Cincinnati
Illinois
Customs House
New York City
Great Western
Japan
Mare Island
Treasury
United States
Peoria County
Inds
New Orleans
Mobile
Rocky Mountains
Pacific Coast
Europe
Cuba
China
Philippines
Asbury Park Carnival Week Draws Massive Turnout
Visitors and officials converge on Asbury Park for the midsummer carnival week. Edwin Hall and L L Munn Jr of Freeport join guests at the Coleman house as more than five hundred children register for Thursday's parade and five thousand dollars in prizes await best decorations. Queen Titania coronation on August 27 features one thousand singers, with Governor Stokes and Governor Stuart reviewing the parade. Special trains run from Philadelphia and New York as one hundred thousand attendees occupy the beach front and Ocean Grove auditorium for fairyland entertainments.
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Asbury Park
N. J
Edwin Hall
L. L. Munn, Jr
Freeport
Coleman House
United States
Titania
Philadelphia
New York
New Jersey
Stokes
Stuart
Pennsylvania
Great Importance of Planting Trees Across the Nation
The forest service reports a surge in tree planting fueled by educational outreach. Profits from plantations vary by region with catalpa and osage orange showing strong returns in the Midwest and West, white pine and larch valued for timber, eucalyptus expanding in California, and soil and moisture conditions crucial for success. The service offers free planting studies to farmers and landowners to prevent missteps and maximize commercial gains.
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Forest Service
Tne
United States
Union
California
Great Middle West
New England States
South
Middle West
Catalpa
Pawnee County
Neb
Kansas
Nebraska
Osage
Denmland
United States Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Orangeville Appreciates Badger Girls Orchestra Visit
Monroe Sentinel lauds Orangeville for hosting the Badger Girls String Orchestra last Saturday. The article praises kind residents at homes and inns, the town’s water supply, new bank vault protection, clean streets, and improved residences. Citizens hope the ensemble returns.
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Orangeville
Stephenson County
Monroe Senrinel
Badger Girls
Bolender
Taft
Monroe Company
Noel
Robinson
Bucklen Arnica Salve Endorsed by Bluff City Businessman
C G Hays of Bluff Mo extols Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the quickest and surest healing salve for sores burns wounds and piles. He cites personal use and guarantees by Joseph Emmert druggist. 26e.
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C. G. Hays
Bluff, Mo
Bucklen
Joseph Emmert
This Date in History 1628 to 1898 Highlights
The article records key historical events on various dates: Buckingham assassinated in 1628, Pondicherry fell to England in 1793, Baron Aylmer’s Canada governorship ends in 1834, Santa Fe seized and New Mexico annexed in 1846, Fort Morgan surrender in 1864, Austria and Prussia peace at Prague in 1866, Robert Ray Hamilton drowns in 1890, Gloucester’s 250th anniversary in 1892, Duke of Edinburgh inherits in 1893, Faure’s visit to St Petersburg in 1897, and the US Canada joint high commission meeting at Quebec in 1898.
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George Villiers
Duke of Buckingham
John Felton
Pondicherry
Baron Aylmer
Canada
Santa Fe
New Mexico
United States
Fort Morgan
Alabama
Austria
Prussia
Prague
Robert Ray Hamilton
Yellowstone Park
Gloucester
Mass
Duke of Edinburgh
Duchy of
Saxe-Coburg and
Gotha
President Faure
France
St. Petersburg
Joint High Commission
Quebec
George C Perkins Birth and Career Highlights
States senator from California George C Perkins was born August 28 1839 in Kenne bunkport Missouri. He lived at sea as a boy then sailed to San Francisco and settled in Oroville California where he became a bank president and steamship owner. He entered public life in 1868, served as California governor from 1879 to 1888, and won a U S Senate seat in 1890.
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Eerr
California
Kennebunkport
Lfe
San Francisco
Oroville
Cal
State Senate
Calfornia
United States Senate
Sons of Veterans Encampment Closes in Dayton
The national encampment ends with Niagara Falls chosen as next meeting site. Officers elected include Ralph W. Sheldon of Albany as commander in chief F W Speer of Bennington senior vice commander and W G Reeder of Dayton junior vice commander.
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Sons of Veterans
Dayton
Ohio
Niagara Falls
Ralph W. Sheldon
Albany
N. Y
F. W. Speer
Bennington
W. G. Reeder
Lowden Plans Vermont Trip for Health Recovery
Congressman Frank O. Lowden will travel to the Vermont mountains for an extended stay to improve his health. The visit aims to restore him in time to resume duties when Congress reconvenes in December.
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Frank O. Lowden
Vermont
Congress
The Limit of Life and Electric Bitters
The piece asserts life can be extended beyond current limits, highlighting ages 50 to 60 as critical and urging careful self care. It promotes Electric Bitters as a tonic to revitalize all organs, guaranteed by druggist Joseph Emmert for 50 cents.
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Nature
Joseph Emmert
Daily Journal Delivery Offered Citywide at 100 Weekly
The Daily Journal announces citywide home delivery for 100 per week. The service covers all city areas and provides daily newspaper access at a fixed weekly rate.
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The
Daily Journal
Children's Kermess Event Noted in Local Page
Fragmentary OCR notes reference The Children s Kermess and a 4a hb 66 line with unclear context but indicate a small community event listing on a local page.
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