Cubs Finally Win One Game
Cubs defeat Brush Team 6 to 2 in Boston as Pfeffer and ex-Cubs ONeill falter against the locals. White Sox also show well in a separate exhibition, with Jones and Dougherty honored by friends in Olean New York.
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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1906
Page
2
Cubs defeat Brush Team 6 to 2 in Boston as Pfeffer and ex-Cubs ONeill falter against the locals. White Sox also show well in a separate exhibition, with Jones and Dougherty honored by friends in Olean New York.
National League results list Chicago 6 over Boston 2 and Pittsburg 7 over Philadelphia 2. New York 2 Cincinnati 1. St. Louis 7 over Brooklyn 4. American League shows Cleveland 13 over Washington 4. Detroit 7 over Boston 4. Chicago 7 over Olean 3 in an exhibition. Multiple league pairings follow with scores.
Wasson stars for the patched Independents, tossing two hits and a homer. The home team battles through a rough lineup with seven players in the fourth, as Wasson drives a four hit day and Largen departs after a rough inning. Outfield filled by locals Chayka Berry Broderick Bates. Burke, Seiderbecker, Goldblum feature defensively. crowd delayed by a salary dispute between Captain Kell and Manager Grimes.
Democratic ward caucuses met to select 19 delegates each for the county convention at the court house tomorrow afternoon. In each ward the process was quick with delegates empowered to fill vacancies, and a new committeeman chosen for the coming term.
National League action on tap with Chicago at Boston and St Louis at Brooklyn. Cincinnati visits New York while Pittsburg plays Philadelphia. Washington challenges Chicago at Chicago and Boston faces St Louis. Philadelphia meets Detroit and New York travels to Cleveland.
Advertises Dr. King's New Discovery as a guaranteed cure for lung troubles. Priced at 50c and 1.00, available at Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store.
Democrats of Lake Township convened at the schoolhouse last evening to elect delegates to the county convention. Wm C Healey was named chairman and Joseph Gibbs secretary. Delegates chosen were Joseph Gibbs W C Healey Wm Cullip Robert Harper Theodore Noll and L D Coder. Wm Cullip was elected committeeman for the ensuing term.
Advertising travel by rail describes destinations from Niagara Falls to Algonquin Park and the White Mountains with routes from Chicago to Montreal and Niagara Falls New York. Public pamphlets available through Geo. W. Vaux A G P T A 135 Adams Street Chicago.
Paving material has been arriving for days with about half of the brick laid. The project calls for roughly two and a half million bricks from Galesburg Illinois by North & South. Gravel from a Muscatine Island pit will total 9 000 yards, with two to ten carloads daily. First curb carload from Cleveland Stone company Berea Ohio arrived yesterday via Rock Island road. In total about fifty five carloads of stone will be used.
An elderly speaker recalls the days of straight White Lead and Linseed Oil, contrasting them with modern mixtures. He argues one can still achieve good paint today by sticking to the traditional components.
Advert describes Southern Pure White Lead produced by the Old Dutch Process. Product highlights purity and traditional manufacturing method. Timed notes emphasize quality for painters and builders seeking trusted white lead pigment.
The article promotes a free booklet on paint and painting for homeowners. It notes the booklet explains essential guidance and is distributed by National Lead Company at Clark Ave and 10th St in St. Louis Missouri, available through first class dealers.
Keota society items list visits from Mrs. Frank Tams of St. Paul Nebraska and Mrs. J W Stewart to Delta and Muscatine friends. The Correll sisters Eliza and Ada travel to Weilersville Ohio. Mrs Kratzer camping near Kakeokoji. Mrs Fish to Chicago. families Horne Hogue and Stevenson enjoy river camp life. Sadie Littler wedding to James Kinkead. Kurtz family moved from Richland to Keola for meat market work. Chautauqua attendance noted. Broadways and apartments updated with new tenants.
An 19th century ad promises Electric Bitters will cure queer sensations in stomach back or bowels. It claims to treat dangers by virtue of the remedy and lists a price of 50 cents for a bottle.
The Parker Amusement Company's North America captain, W Riggs, admits an unusual fixation on red headed women. The man keeps relics and a blanket with red hair clippings, and has built a collection of frontier era mementos in museums nationwide.
The advertisement asserts Dr Hale's Household Ointment drives away eczema salt rheum fetter erysipelas ring worm scaley eruptions and scrofulous indications with first application relief. Available at drug stores Loc from Kenyon Thomas Adams New York or directly from makers.
The Knights and Ladies of the Golden Precept lodge will hold a special meeting this evening to vote on merging with the American Patriots. Local sentiment is unsettled and outcome depends on the vote. some Iowa K L G P lodges have opposed the merger.
Riverside Iowa reports a local social week with visits from Iowa City and Greenfield relatives. Mrs Emmons sold Third street property to William Sims for 1200 dollars. A daughter born to O A Kessler. A party at W A Meeks home hosted about thirty young people. Chautauqua attendees returned from Muscatine praising the event. Union services set for next Sunday at Methodist church with Rev Baumgartner preaching. J H Moore and daughter Genevieve visiting from Greenfield. St Marys church plans Spinsters Convention play August 2 with ice cream. Mrs C A Overfelt and granddaughter Enid Annis visiting Cincinnati relatives. Ella McLaughlin of Keota visiting friends.
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