Baseball at Tabor Glenwood Second in Strong Tournament
Immense crowd at Tabor yesterday watched Glenwood fall 9 to 4 to Tabor in the closing game of the regional baseball tournament. Tabor won first prize of 100 dollars, Glenwood took 80, Hastings 60, Malvern 40. The report recounts each game with hits, errors, and key plays, noting Glenwood's late surge and a dramatic sequence including a long drive by Starr to center and a winning run. The piece highlights park conditions, crowd energy, and standout players like Starr, Conner, Hall, and Waterman, plus injuries and field miscues affecting outcomes.
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Tabor
Glenwood
Hastings
Malvern
Lowa
Frank Wallace
Uarry Dull
Wrank Starr
Starr
Conner
Bob LaChapelle
Young Deardorf
Masters
Himebaugh
Lennie Baird
Vere
Driscoll
Laird
Hills
Hall
Evernham
Reeves
Johnson
Colby
Collins
Waterman
Laraway
Anthony
Stary
Shuker
Mumpher
LaChapelle
Walling
Ellis
Walter
Shuffler
Tua Chapelle
Brighth
Glenwood Hall
Pitcher
Conner Shuiffler
Cutcher
LaChappelle
Anthony Mumpher
Hvernham
Laraway Johnson
Hell
Shuffer
Malvern Woman Seeks Divorce From Charles Kerns
Mrs Ida Kerns longtime Malvern resident files for divorce April 9 alleging habitual drunkenness abuse and verbal mistreatment by Charles Kerns since their 1696 marriage in St. Joe She seeks custody of their 6 year old daughter Lena May Kerns citing neglect and spousal cruelty.
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Ida Kerns
Malvern
Charles Kerns
St. Joe
Heavy passenger trains fill westbound routes with cheap fares
Heavy passenger travel and cheap excursion rates led to crowded trains to the west at the start of the week. Burlington trains Nos. 3 and 13 ran with extra coaches on Tuesday. Noslandd on Wednesday also carried heavier loads.
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Burlington
Noslandd
Wyoming Reflections by Will Donelan in Tribune
Will Donelan surveys Wyoming impressions from leading figures and readers, weighing soils, climate, minerals, and rail expansion. He contrasts pioneer spirit with Iowa emigration, notes friendly social equality, and recalls New Castle’s sparsity of real estate agents as a sign of local independence. July, 1906, Worland, Wyoming.
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Towa
Wyoming
Missouri Masonic Grand Lodge
Brigham Young
Brigham
New Castle
Wyo
Burlington
Wim
M. Donelan
Worland
John Ham Dies After Mowing Accident Near Imogene
John Ham near Imogene died Sunday morning from injuries after a mowing machine wheel ran over him last week. He was getting off the machine when lines entangled, causing a fall and horses to back, the wheel passing diagonally over his body. He suffered internal injuries and partial paralysis and left a widower with grown children.
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John Ham
Imogene
Lost brother letter reconnects after half a century
Mrs. K P Maus of Silver City received a letter last week from her half brother Heinrich Brubu, now in Victoria Australia. They had not heard from each other for about 50 years since he left Germany as a young man.
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K. P. Maus
Silver City
Heinrich Brubu
Victoria
Australia
Germany
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Tabor 9
Johnson and Hall
Bentley
Bently
Tueday
Toll
Batharies
Wailing
A Chapelle
Mason
McFarland
Starrof
Tod
Pabow
Mills
McParland
Deardorf
Hasttings
Shay
Srrors
Emerson
Macedonia
Sherman and
Rang
Dye
Emerson Boys
Red Oak
Blanchard
Malvern ‘Blues
Omaha Antlers
The
Silver City Times
Huffaker
Andrew Jackson
Garibaldi
Italy
Marvin
Shenandoah Sentinel Post
Cummins
Des Moines
Shaw
Mrs. Kerns
Will Donelan
the Tribune
Ewing
Howe
Daniel
Brandt
Alladin
Milwaukee
mInany
Thermopolis
Arkansas
Copper Mountain
Thermopulis
Iowa
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