Turn About Is Fair Play at Fair Grounds Baseball Game
Grand Rapids defeats Marshfield 2 to 1 in an exhibition at the Fair grounds. Pitcher Burton started for Marshfield, Johnson finished, and Mark Bellis umpired to end play at noon with no disputes. Loyal team beats Arpin Indians 6 to 4 in eleven innings with Armstrong and Burton on the mound.
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Grand Rapids
Marshfield
Fairgrounds
Rapids
Burton
Reedsburg
Hoerl
Johnson
Foster
Mark Bellis
Tia
Loyal Op
Arpin Indians
Loyalites
Loyal
Armstrong
Park Falls
Arpin
Disputed Wisconsin Valley league game under review
The Wisconsin Valley Baseball League will decide the Grand Rapids Marshfield game played August 15 after protest letters. John M Windzki argues the umpire erred and that the game should be replayed with Grand Rapids and Marshfield sharing expenses. a meeting with directors is planned to rule on the dispute.
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Wisconsin Valley Baseball League
Grand Rapids
J. Strauss
Jeter
John M. Windzki
Wausau
Sir
Grand Rapid N
Empire
Marshfield
Grand Rapids Boys
John M. Winetzki
Strauss
President Winetzki
League Protest Hears Officers Plan To Decide By Directors
Winetzki says protested games must be ruled by league directors and has written to three officers to notify them of the protest. He will convene a directors meeting in days to reach a decision. Fans expect calm handling and full discussion before opinions are formed. The dispute shows new wrinkles compared with past league games. The general attitude is to wait for the commission’s meeting before commenting further.
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Winetzki
The Twenty Year Test of a Diarrhea Remedy
Geo WW Brock, publisher of the Enterprise in Aberdeen Maryland, endorses Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a safe quick cure for diarrhoea. He says after twenty years no other product matches it and recommends it widely. For sale by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Geo
WW. Brock
Enterprise
Aberdeen
Federal open season rules for waterfowl warned strict
A Washington special notes the United States Department of Agriculture will strictly enforce federal regulations for waterfowl seasons as of October 1, 1914. States may differ from federal rules, but observance is required. Public hearings will not be held, and amendments before October 15, 1915 are unlikely.
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Washington
United States Department of Agriculture
United States
Oregon
Idaho
Colorado
Iowa
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
Pennin
New Jersey
Massachusetts
Rhode
Iseland
New York
Connecticut
Pennsylvania
Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
Wisconsin
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Michigan
Long Island
Oreegon
Maine
Vermont
Mississippi
Missouri
Absent Voter Order by Mail Authorized
A new law allows voters away from home on election day to obtain an official ballot from the local clerk. The voter swears an oath before a magistrate, marks the ballot in secret, seals it, and mails it by registered mail to the clerk for counting.
Marshfield Ball Team Won’t Play Home Games
The Grand Rapids Leader claims Marshfield will play no more games in the city this season due to poor fan support. The article notes the team decided earlier to seek proper backing, but businessmen could not ensure it, so remaining home games will be scheduled elsewhere.
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Grand Rapids
Marshfield
Wausau
Busheys' Bush College of Appleton Emphasizes Moral Training
Parents seeking business education for their children are assured of moral influence, wholesome physical exercise, exclusive school buildings, and attentive instructors. Busheys' Bush College of Appleton offers these advantages and invites inquiries to the Bushey Bros. for an illustrated presentation.
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Tam
Bushey’s Business College
Appleton
Capitol
Madison
Busheys
Fred Salman
Black Creek
Wis
Busheys’ Bush College
Bushey Bros
Too Much Benz Secret of Defeat
Wausau defeated Rauids 3 0 in Grand Rapids with Benz holding the Rauids to three hits while his teammates produced eleven. Wausau led 1 0 after the third, fourth and eighth innings. Grand Rapids committed six errors. A return game is set in Rapids next Sunday.
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Bens
Rauids
Grand Rapids
Wausau
Benz
Devine
the Rapids
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Claims Cure Guarantee
State of Ohio, City of Toledo swears firm Frank J. Cheney will pay one hundred dollars for each catarrh case uncured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Cheney & Co. advertise internally to treat blood and mucous surfaces and offer testimonials. Notary public A. W. Gleason notes the sworn date as December 6, 1886. Hall's Family Pills are recommended for constipation and sold everywhere.
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State of Ohio
City of Toledo
Frank J. Cherney
Jucas County
Ko. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Frank J. Cheney
A. D
A. W. Gleason
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Mill Creek Fair Notes and Local Visits
The Mill Creek Fair drew light crowds as harvest work kept farmers busy. Theodore Wondrow and family planned a visit to Loya to see R. Jones, while Rennaults enjoyed a fishing trip to Eau Pleine. John Behnke helped Casper Gallatin with oats, and the Curtin boys’ ponies won several saddle races. Laura Wondrow returns home after working for Mrs. Rudka.
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Mill Creek
Theodore Wondrow
Loya
R. Jones
Rennault
John Behnke
Casper Gallatin
Curtin
Laura Wondrow
The Case of L. L. Cantelou in Clarendon Texas
A Texan man reports that after months of medical trials his wife with severe bowel troubles was cured after using Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. He bought a 2sh bottle and then a second, which led to full recovery. Sold by all dealers.
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L. L. Cantelou
Clarendon
Texas
Chamberlain
Farewell sermon and community notices at Richfield
Mrs. Joan Max entertained and Rev. Peck preached a farewell sermon with hopes of return. Local residents visited kin, attended fairs, and shared premiums. Schoolhouse upgrades, church groups, picnics, and social events filled the Richfield community notes through August and into September.
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Bushey Business College
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Two Rivers
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League
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Cary
Pwuhers
Tey
Jou Fedlers
Tris Farm
Vs. Weyman-Bruton Company
Union Square
New York City
St. Louis’ Star
Bears
York
Castoria
Pala Up Capitol
Wood County
Taylor & Scott CO
Wood County Abstracts
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Richfield
Iehfield
Joan Max
Gaskin
Marshall
Harvey Hurd
Plainfield
James
Peck
Thomas Hershner
Merle Tuttle
John Blenker
Mattie Hurd
George Knapton
Waterloo
Woolstrum
Oscar Babcock
Nortonville
Kas
Cameron
Pittsville
Alfred Willett
Mr. Barker
William Burhopp
Vera Youmans
U. S. OF Union
Long School House
Freda Knipton
Magdeline Ewell
M. EB. Aid Society
John Gadzon
Richfield Ladies Aid Society
Joby Maxwell
Tomphraga
Nomeo, Medicine Company
Willan Steen
Humphreys
William Street
McL
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