Stone City Team Triumphs Over Bedford In Baseball
The Stone City Giants defeated Bedford 15 to 10 in a hard fought game at the Stone City grounds yesterday. Bedford had six errors to the Giants seven, with 14 Giants hits and 12 Bedford hits. After a 5–5 tie through three innings, Bedford led briefly before Stone City pulled away, led by Wampler with four hits in five at bats and Tuttle Mayoze and Moss for Linton.
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Bedford
Linton Giants
Stone City Grounds
Giants
Bedford Lads
Stone City
Tuttle
Mayoze
Moss
Linton
Wampler
Callahan
Lewis
Scecina
Mazoye
Trinkle
Davidson
Aon Prudhome
Surmont
Bedforda
Bonkle
Webster
Lee
Todd
Taylor
Bundy
Fossett
Beaver
Rush
Corbin
Bedford Awe
Contract Awarded for Atlas School Building to Local Contractor
John Reintjes, a local contractor, won the Atlas school building contract last week with a bid of 1 861 dollars, the lowest of eight bids. The frame building will measure 24 by 36 feet with a 6 by 20 foot room. Completion is planned by September 7 for the new term, replacing the old building destroyed by fire last winter.
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Atlas
John Reintjes
Pope
Atn
Reintjes
Yesterday's Scores in Major Leagues and Leagues
Yesterday’s scores list results from Three Eye League, National League, American League and American Association. Notable outcomes include Bloomington over Evansville 4-3, Chicago 8 Boston 1, New York 5 Cincinnati 4, and Minneapolis 10 to Kansas City 4.
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Peoria
Decatur
Bloomington
Evansville
Danville
Quincey
Chicago
Boston
New York
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Philadelphia
American Association
Indianapolis
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Columbus
St. Paul
Toledo
Louisville
Kansas City
Dairy Exposition At Indianapolis In October
Indiana farmers urged by President W H Settle of the Indiana Farm Bureau Federation to attend the National Dairy exposition coming to Indiana for the first time October 10 to 17 in Indianapolis. He notes the show will showcase the latest in dairy cattle feeding equipment sanitation and dairy manufacturing machinery and urges all farmers to attend to gain knowledge and returns from the investment. Mr and Mrs Hugo Schloot returned home from Chicago after visiting their son.
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Indiana
W. H. Settle
Indiana Farm Bureau Federation
Indianapolis
Settle
Hugo Schloot
Chicago
William Schloot
Plew Heads to Chicago Art School in 1925 Move
Ellis Plew left yesterday for Chicago to attend the Kooster School of Art. A Linton High School graduate of 1925, he is the son of Mr and Mrs Van Plew of Sixth Street Southeast and is described as a talented artist with promise at the Chicago school.
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Ellis Plew
Chicago
Chicago Kooster School of Art
Plew
van Plew
Sixth Street
Linton High School
Warped bed warmer sparks moral alarm in era tale
A dented bed warmer with a warped handle becomes a moral symbol in a Will Payne piece in the Saturday Evening Post. The item appears innocent yet prompts reflections on social worth and domestic life in the period.
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Chippendale
Will Payne
Saturday Evening Post
Hawaiian outriggers rescue crew saves three at sea
A Hawaiian outrigger canoe rescued three people from a disabled motor launch fourteen miles off Honolulu amid heavy seas. The account notes Hawaii was settled by South Seas peoples who used similar canoes.
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Honolulu
South Seas
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