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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1907

Page

6

White Sox beat Washington in eight innings on strikers day

In Chicago the White Sox defeated Washington in eight innings by 16 to 7 as telegraph operators led a showy opening, with President Small and union officials present. The crowd cheered while the Sox leveraged a late surge to seal the rout. In New York the Cubs led 1-0 before the Giants scored twice in the ninth to win 2-1, snapping a late rally.

Chicago White Sox Washington Labs South Side Park J. Smail Telegraphers’ Union Senators Charlies Comiskey Small Wesley Russell Frank Sikes George Cates New York Cubs Giants Taylor Shannon

Yesterday's baseball results across major and minor leagues

Results recap from yesterday showing American League highlights with Chicago 16 over Washington 2 and Philadelphia 10 over Cleveland 8 in 12 innings. National League games New York 2 over Chicago 1 and Boston 10 over Pittsburg 3. other scores include Brooklyn 2 Cincinnati 5 and Philadelphia 2 St. Louis 5. Minor leagues list Rock Island 4 Bloomington 1 and Ottumwa 4 Quincy 5 with several other regional results.

Chicago Wee Na Sele New York Pittsburg Philadelphia eSeasors Noinnati Boston Fee Ewer St. Louis Detroit Cleveland Louis New Yor Washington Brooklyn Cincinnati Rock Island Bloomington Canton-Peoria Cedar Rapids Springfield Dubuque Decatur Ottumwa Quincy Keokuk Waterloo Burlington Marshalltown

Baseball Matchups Across Cities Include Major Pairings

Philadelphia faces Chicago and New York meets St. Louis as early season games unfold. Detroit hosts Washington while Cleveland plays at Detroit and Chicago travels to New York. Pittsburg visits Boston and St. Louis goes to Philadelphia, with Cincinnati visiting Brooklyn.

ZEMO advertised as quick permanent skin cure

Eczema and pimples are claimed to be quickly and permanently cured by ZEMO a clean external liquid. The ad states ZEMO draws germs to the skin surface and destroys them leaving clear healthy skin. Sample offered by E. W. Rose Med Co St Louis Mo and sold by A W Morgan 107 West Second Street.

ZEMO E. W. Rose Med. Co St. Louis A. W. Morgan West Second Street

Yanger McFarland Title Fight Heads to Fort Wayne

Chicago reports say the Yanger versus McFarland bout in Fort Wayne is highly anticipated with strong ticket sales and a special Chicago train. Yanger declares if he loses he will not seek another fight and expresses readiness to defeat Gans if eligible.

Chicago Yanger-McFarland Fort Wayne Yanger St. Joe Club McFarland Harry Gilmore, Jr Indiana City Jack Curley Joe Gans Packy

Bible Work at Columbus Chautauqua Praised in Conesville

Dr. J S McGaw led a morning Bible study at the Columbus Chautauqua with attendance surpassing 200, praised for plain practical teaching and engaging interest. The Conesville wedding of Miss Della Bliven and William L Pond followed at Mr and Mrs Reuben Marks home with reception, then departure for Ottumwa.

Conesville Columbus Chautauqua Parkhurst Columbus J. S. McGaw McGaw Reuben Marks Della Bliven William L. Pond Ottumwa Iowa J. W. Bechtel Grace Reformed Church Flora Marks Des Moines Pond R. Marks Lara McCullough Floyd On Penance Pierce Rs. M. Cean Ae Ce Ces We

Appendix Keeps Busy Against Constipation, Dr Kines Pills

An elderly ad notes that the appendix helps ward off constipation and promotes Dr Kine's New Life Pills, priced at a quarter, available at Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store.

Dr. Kine Havercamp

Strong Muscatine Independents seek top season schedule

Manager R S Bebb of the Muscatine Independents announces plans to finish the season with the strongest games to date. Teams from Cross Countries Riverside Iowa City and Cedar Rapids have shown interest while Bechtold returns to the Memphis league and a new player will be added before week’s end.

R. S. Bebb Muscatine Iowa City Cedar Rapids Bechtold Memphis League Southern Association

Local notes from Tipton Iowa town gossip and events

Observations from Tipton Iowa include visits by Emma Kaiser from Des Moines and Mrs. Walter Powers from Mechanicsville, a contract for tile laying by Ren and Ward Williams, a fire at Tipton Canning with insured loss, and family reunions and visits across nearby towns. Company F drill completion, Geo. F. Burroughs burial in Masch cemetery, Daisy Ridenour visiting relatives, illness of Russell Hawkins, and a well attended M E Sunday school picnic.

Tipton Emma Kaiser Des Moines Walter Powers Mechanicsville Wm. Parker Davidson Stanwood Perry Moffitt Mearle Clark Ralph Kirkpatrick Mt. Vernon C. Kirkpatrick Hazel Witwer Davenport James Ross Ren Ward Williams Morely Tipton Canning Factory George Harris Muscatine R. W. Hawkins Kellerton Ringgold County Iowa James St. Joseph Marion Creston John Albert Goodman Diagonal Mary Lewis St. Johns Kan Company F Geo. F. Burroughs Salem S. D Masch Daisy Ridenour Nellie Minnie Ridenour Russell Hawkins Dr. Peters M. E

Pencil Famine Warns of Cedar Shortage Across Pencil Industry

Forest Service warns of a looming pencil famine caused by red cedar scarcity. Forester Pinchot warns mills may shut within a decade as 315 million pencils yearly demand 109000 tons of cedar. The study proposes future supply growth and profitable cedar cultivation.

Forest Service Department Department of Agriculture Pinchot Forest Service United States

Tremendous power shown in cures by Electric Ptters

Advertises Havercamp's Prescription Drug with cures for constipation biliousness and related ailments. Claims marvelous results and power from Electric Ptters. Offers product at 50 cents with a guarantee.

Havercamp

Bloomington Sunday School Hosts Park Picnic

Bloomington residents were invited to a picnic at Weed park on Thursday August 22 by the local Sunday school. The event allows students to bring friends. Local families and visitors like the Negus and Wilford families were noted in city social activity.

Mt. Clemens Reach Via Grand Trunk Railway

Mt. Clemens, The Mineral Bath City, is reached without change of cars only by the Grand Trunk Railway System. Time tables and a descriptive pamphlet mailed free on application to Geo. W. Vaux, A. G. P. & T. A., 135 Adams St., Chicago.

Mt. Clemens Bath City Grand Trunk Railway System Adams St Chicago

Local Social Notes From Arden and Surrounding Areas

Mr and Mrs George Parvin and son Lyle of Muscatine spent Sunday with Mrs Parvin s brother L E Downer. Mrs and Mrs Ed Seiler welcomed a baby girl born Wednesday evening August 14. Clara Healey Kate Healey and Rev Ballard attended the Chau tauqua in Washington Thursday. William Riggs shipped a car of hogs to Chicago Thursday. Ella Foster of Foster Illinois visits Elizabeth Healey. Earl Ferguson visited grandparents in Eliza Illinois. Lulu Hahn of Davenport visits Arden friends. Addie Archabald of Wapello visited cousin Mrs E Downer. Andrew Healey and son Edward went to Mason City to buy stock cattle. Elmer Eicchelberger family left for Cedar Rapids to visit friends. Frank Butsler killed a large wolf on his premises last week. Andrew Healey two fine steers killed by lightning Wednesday evening. L Byrne of Ottumwa visiting cousin James O Brien. Martin Havercamp of Muscatine a business visitor in Arden Friday. Will Cone family of Muscatine spent Friday with Hugh Wiguin. Dehoff family and daughter Lillian visited relatives Tuesday.

Clara Kate Healey Ballard Washington William Riggs Chicago Ella Foster Foster Mason City Elmer Eicchelberger Cedar Rapids Frank Butsler Andrew Healey L. Byrne Ottumwa James O’brien Martin Havercamp Muscatine Arden Crawfordsville Ind Frances Ott Grace Gertrude Ayres Roscoe Witmer Davenport J. A. Lowe Beatrice Emma Cooling Val. Hudler Strong & Potter Chas. Ruff Kate Ruff Bertha Griffith W. G. Griffith Bert Snyder Baby le Claire Mentzer Springville Iowa Edna Silberhorn Clara Thiering Sunbury John Knouse Franke Keystone Fred Maurer Springborn Nellie Kanoff Elmer Weierheuser Robt Wilkerson Phil. S., Allen

Weather Review Praises Corn Growth Amid Storm Losses

Des Moines Iowa reports for the week ending August 19 show slight warmth and sun, with heavy central districts experiencing destructive wind squalls hail and lightning. Corn progress is rapid and generally good despite some wind and hail damage. oats wheat threshing advances. potatoes pastures and gardens in excellent condition.

Des Moines South Central East Central

Village Social Notes and Local Visits

Johnnie Dean improves after two weeks of illness. S. S. Ruser reports a colt damaged by a wire fence. Barton Cecil visits Muscatine. the Pond family plans Des Moines relocation. Rube Marks travels to Ohio. Chester Pierce aids farm work. Will Reid visits his ailing mother in Muscatine. Burlington’s John Tarpy visits relatives. Miss Clara Stemm spends time in Muscatine. Ira Owen and brother Henry visit a Hutchinson sister. Cass Hawkins visits Nichols home of B. L. Metcalf. Melia Quimby and children visit at John Boggs home. Charles Cecil and family visit L. M. Cecil. Eva Krider accompanies Mrs. Krider on Wapello trip. Lloyd and Almeda McKee visit relatives in Iowa City. Charles Ramers spends Sunday with Henry Krider. J. S. Bowlby visits T. J. Maxwell family south of Conesville.

Johnnie Eugene Dean S. S. Ruser Barton Cecil Muscatine Will Pond Des Moines Rube Marks Ohio Chester Pierce The Junction Will Reid John Tarpy Burlington Clara Stemm Ira Owen Henry Indiana Hutchinson Kan Cass Hawkins Nichols B. L. Metcalf Melia Quimby John J. S. Bowlby T. J. Maxwell Conesville

Marriage of Minnie Nagle and Barney Miller in Muscatine

The wedding occurred August 7 at the German Lutheran parsonage in Muscatine with Rev. Meter officiating. The couple, popular with many friends, received best wishes from their community.

Wilton Notes Social and Travel Headlines

Miss Nellie Day of Marion arrives to attend the marriage of Florence Cooling to Jesse C. Wood in Wilton. Nellie will stay with Pearl Penney. The Vinn family of Elkhart Indiana visits Wise family for two weeks. Strong and Hoag travel to Davenport for races. Gertrude Follmer returns home from Le Claire. Chas Henderson and Fred Birkofer head to Omaha for several days of business. Ella Detchon previously visiting, now mentioned in transit.

Ella Detchon

Local residents visit relatives in nearby towns and return

A flood of tiny travel notes shows Crawfordsville visitors heading to Muscatine Davenport Cedar Rapids and Anderson and returning to their homes in Le Claire and nearby communities. Several families including Ott Ruff Griffith Hinkhouse and Weierheuser host or join guests while Mentzer Conant and others plan short visits. A cement gutter project on Cedar street is underway.

Muscatine City Votes Permanent Sidewalks Plan Across Key Streets

The Muscatine City Council adopts a resolution to construct permanent concrete sidewalks on both sides of Broadway from Eighth to Newell, Newell from Broadway to Lucas, Logan from Newell to Lucas, and Climer from Eighth to Logan. Sidewalks will be four feet wide on Broadway and follow property lines, with grade specifics and extensions to curb lines at intersections, per the 1907 ordinance.

City of Muscatine Broadway Eighth Street Newell Avenue Lucas Street Logan Street Climer Street Legan Street Nowell Avenue J. Asthalter

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