Chicago Wins A Weird Game In One Hit Victory
The White Sox beat the Highlanders 1 to 0 at the South Side grounds as Chicago drew a single hit while New York collected eight safeties yet failed to score. A third inning error by the Highlanders produced the game's lone run, ending a wind chilled Sunday matinee. No National League game was played yesterday.
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White Sox
Highlanders
South Side Grounds
Chicago
Sox
al” Orth
Frank Owen
Chicagos
Orth
Brooklyn
Washington Park
Cubs
Pittsburg
New York
Pirates
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Boston
Baseball and League Scores From Yesterday
National League Chicago Brooklyn game not played due to legal interference. American League Chicago 1 New York 0 Philadelphia 5 St. Louis 2. American Association Louisville 8 Minneapolis 3 Columbus 9 Kansas City 4 Toledo Milwaukee 6 Toledo 3. Western League Pueblo 6 Des Moines 21 Denver 4 Sioux City 2. Omaha 8 Lincoln 5. Iowa League Burlington 2 Fort Dodge 1 Keokuk 16 Marshalltown 2 Ottumwa 12 Boone 0 Ottumwa 12 Boone 0.
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Chicago
Cine
Pittsburg
New York
Philadelphia
Louis Eet
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Boston
Cleveland
Terete
Detroit Ee
Chicago “Sneer
Washington
Boston Ee
American Association
L Pet
Toledo
Columbus
Milwaukee Ovkeae Jsee Rake
Louisville
Kansas City
Eee
Minneapolis St. Paul
Enee
Pet
Des Moines
Ewe
Omaha Bot Sesneetey Agen
Denver vTeury Y. Eee
Sioux City
Lincoln E
Pueblo Seer
Iowa League
Burlington
Fort Dodge
Oskaloosa
Nee
Boone “Sen Ee
Marshalltown
Ottumwa
St. Louis
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Omaha
Lincoln
Ft. Dodge
Keokuk
Boone
Schedule of Today’s NBA Matches Across Cities
New York plays Chicago and Cincinnati vs New York. Boston meets Detroit and St Louis hosts Philadelphia. Washington visits Cleveland while Chicago visits Brooklyn. St Louis travels to Boston and Pittsburgh faces Philadelphia.
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American League
New York
Chicago
Boston
Detroit
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Washington
Cleveland
National League
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Kalona Local Notes Show Residents in Travel and Visits
H R Elliott left for the west on Monday. Ray Patterson attended the grand lodge of Masons in Des Moines as a Trytown lodge delegate. I N Arnold joined the Iowa Swine Breeders meeting and Masons session. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Kelley on June 5. Snider, Snider, and Sleichster headed for Kansas City and a western Missouri Kansas trip. Millie and Fern Rogers left for Nebraska to visit relatives. Mrs Gray of Keota visited the Campbel home. Joe Wagner of Kenneth Minnesota came to Kalona. Mrs Sorter and Goodiel from Iowa City visited the W G Brooke home. S Manatt Jr and D F Rogers drove to Iowa City. Mrs Chas Brown and children from Washington visited Kalona over Sunday.
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Kalona
H. R. Elliott
West
Ray Patterson
Des Moines
Grand Lodge of Masons
Trytown
I. N. Arnold
Iowa Swine Breeders Association
Kelley
F. M. Snider
C.S. Snider
A. C. Sleichster
Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas
Millie
Fern Rogers
Nebraska
Gray
Keota
Campbel
Joe Wagner
Kenneth, Minn
S. Manatt, Jr
D. F. Rogers
Iowa City
Moscow Notes and Local Socials Decline and Arrival
Moscow Iowa reports visits from Chas Markee and mother from Wilton to Frank Wilhelma's, a new telephone switchboard for the office, Miss Orpha Arzt from Colorado visiting relatives, and many locals attending a Muscatine show. Other items include births, a lost and found gold watch, carriage purchase, Eldon visitors, a sick list, and Edna Desmond arriving from Davenport to assist Mr. Miller.
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Moscow
Chas
Markee
Wilton
Frank Wilhelma
Orpha Arzt
Colorado
Muscatine
Chas. Miller
Henry Smith
Nie
Island Community Notes and Events Highlight June
Muscatine Island reports visitors Sadie Nichols and daughter from Ainsworth staying with sister Mrs. G H Corwin. Hopewell Children’s Day programs drew large crowds. Ladies’ Aid meets June 13 at Mrs. Wm Placke’s home. Miss Crow returns from Fruitland term. Mrs. Webb and children visit Seright family. Louise Darke and son attend Muscatine Presbyterian. Alta Kemp visits Grandview. Frank Chenoweth family visit north of Muscatine. Island Sabbath School held Children’s Day program June 10.
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Muscatine Island
Sadie Nichols
Ainsworth
G. H. Corwin
Hopewell
Ladies’ Aid Society
Wm. Placke
John Webb
South Muscatine
Seright
Louise Darke
Presbyterian Church
Muscatine
Alta Kemp
Grandview
Frank Chenoweth
Island Sabbath School
Great Business Openings on Dakota Rail Line
New towns rise along the Minneapolis and St. Louis extension into central South Dakota. Abundant business opportunities emerge as rail access expands. For full particulars contact Thomas A. Way, Townsite Agent, Watertown, South Dakota.
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Minneapolis & St. Louis
South Dakota
Thomas A. Way
Watertown
S. Dak
All Stars Triumph Over South Muscatine in Amateur Game
The All Stars beat the South Muscatine Athletic Club 15 to 4 at the fairgrounds. Borgestadt pitched for the All Stars allowing only two hits as his team collected 15 safeties. Hubbard relieved for the Athletic club in the sixth. no runs were scored by the All Stars after that. Also, the Alps defeated the Hirsch Button Factory 17 to 10 in a lively contest. Junior Champions defeated the Little Professionals 5 to 1 with Schafer homering. Clerks and Rescue Hose did not play. Clerks held a workout instead.
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Sweitzer
The
All Stars
South Muscatine Athletic Club
Fairgrounds
South Muscatine
Borgestadt
Hineman
Athletic Club
P. Hubbard
Hubbard
Ee Brenner
Ee i Ae
Ceescee Ae
GN Cits Ee
Brenner
Priester
Mce Clary
Berry
Fisher
Rickn J. Canefield
Ae E. Howell
W. Pow Weiss
D. Easterly
W. Berry
P. Smith
C. Wiltse
Berbert
Stessé Deade Cc
Crow Soren Cesses
Little Profs
Keedbas Lawler
A. Theobald
Millar
Drandee
Dorothy
Walters
Bileas
Rescue Hose Company
Muscatine wins deciding game over Galena 4 to 2
Muscatine defeated Galena 4 to 2 in the deciding game of the five game series. Kerr earned the victory over Parish as both teams used their best pitchers with the locals seizing the opportunity and ending Galena’s bid in Muscatine.
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Muscatine
Like Bursting Headaches Cure by Dr King's Pills
An old advertisement claims Dr King s New Life Pills quickly cure the cause of a bursting head and constipation for 25 cents at Havercamp s Prescription Drug Store.
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Dr. King
Havercamp’s
Outing party and community notes in Sandy Grove area
Visitors from Washington Iowa bring equipment for a 10 day outing to Buzzard Bay. Local fishing yields include Monroe Adams with 51 sunfish. Will Lowe, a respected farmer, dies by his own hand leaving a wife and six children. community offers sympathy.
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Sandy Grove
Charlie Wagner
Wickey
Mediapolis
Roy
Ray Minick
Harry Turner
Earl Little
Vern McWilliams
Washington
Buzzard Bay
Fred Wagner
Flossie
N. A. McNamer
Indian Creek
Monroe Adams
Kate Ritter
John
Walter
Isaac Wagner
Hubbard
Will Hubbard
Harve Ritter
Muscatine
Mike Wagner
Muscatine County
Will Lowe
Keota Notes Include Transfers and Visits
Keota Iowa items report meat cutter replacement at Smith and Singmaster market with Mike Spafford of Winfield taking the job. Local residents and travelers such as Mrs. W. A. Stephens and Lon Smitheart are listed with visits and returns to Keota. Progres sive party invitations, a Masonic Grand lodge gathering in Des Moines, and multiple short trips are noted among Keota residents.
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Fred Smith
Washington
Wilma Smith
Ernest Meyers
Texas
S. E. Reisman
Eddyville
Rose
Doyl Reisman
Rose Home
Reno Dunshee
Edward Randolph
J. C. Richardson
Des Moines
Masonic Grand Lodge
May Moon
Miss May
Charley Meyers
Wellman
Robbie Bedell
Harper
C. O. Demme
Eldon
Ina Barker
Keota
Sigourney
Homer Ashby
Miss Vern
Keota Beats Wellman 6 0 in First 1904 Keota Game
Keota high school opens with a 6 to 0 victory over Wellman on the Keota diamond. lineup includes Arnold Reisman Coffman Lantry Pond Henderson Schrecken gast Adams Wolf Lacey umpire Clarence. Large turnout from Wellman and local community attended.
Wellman Obituary and Local Society Notes
Mrs. Chas. Mayer Jr. died Tuesday after months of suffering leaving a husband a son and extended family. The funeral was held Friday with Rev. W. L. Clapp officiating. The column also notes visits commencements travels and moves involving local residents and relatives across Iowa and neighboring towns.
Dr. King's New Discovery Promotes Cold Cure at Havercamp's
Advertises Dr. King's New Discovery for coughs and lung relief priced at 50 cents and 1 dollar from Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store.
Gladwin Social Ties Highlight Visits and Travel
Gladwin residents report guests and shows across Iowa. Mrs. Frank Blanchard toured from Muscatine, Mrs. E. C. Kaufman visited Columbus Junction, Miss Emma Kesterson from Harrison Mo stayed with Mrs. John Brown, Win Blanchard came from Muscatine, observers attended the Wallace circus in Muscatine, Pearl Hancher and Claude visited Aunt Mrs. Sarah Carson near Ainsworth, Mrs. J. O. Witmer from Wilton spent time with sister Mrs. Vernon Blake, Mrs. John Emmons and children traveled from Haskins to visit John Butcher.
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Gladwin
Frank Blanchard
Muscatine
E. C. Kaufman
Columbus Junction
A. H. Parsons
Emma Kesterson
Harrison
John Brown
Win Blanchard
Wallace Circus
Pearl Hancher
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West Second
J. Carl Barnard
Home Tea Co
Richman & Richman
the Central Life Assurance 5 Society
F. M. Cooper
Wagner & Bennison
Wittich Bros
Alfred Lindner
Mulberry Street
West Second Street
White Collar Line
Rock Island
Davenport
Helen Blair
Columbia
New Boston
Keithsburg
Oquawka
Burlingtom
Saturda
Ww. G. Block CO
Beth
Cago
Springfield
Peoria
Decatur
Bloomington
Dubuque
Cedar Rapids
Western League
Pueblo
Denver
Waterloo
Escanaba
Green Bay Ports
Mackinac Island
Muskegon
Grand Haven
R. Co. Davis
G.P.A. Docks
Michigan Ave
Ili
South Muscatine Ath
Letic Club—Clerks and Rescues
Galena
Kerr
Parish
Fessler
Kane
Seitz
Riddington
Clinton Independents
Clinton
Hirst
Rudd
Murray
Owens
Short
McKee
Uae
Pou
Hulee
Harrington
Joe Arnold
Reisman
R. G. Coffman
Ed. Lantry
Claud Pond
Harry Henderson
Roy Schreckengast
J. C. Adams
John Wolf
Clarence Lacey
Trumbauer
Droz
Roy Turnipseed
Charles Yeager
George
Yeager
George Yeager
Clarence Young
Russell Graham
Monmouth
Ill
Arch L. Graham
United Presbyterian Church
Will Clemons
Montana
J. B. Faris
Wapello
C. M
J. W. Harding
Ola Miller
Keota High School
Bessie Smock
Louie Hennon
Nellie Fish
Ethel Duvall Nevin
Grace Brownell
Mildred Moritz
Earl Vincent
Florence Randolph
Mabel Randolph
Grace Lyle
Bernice Williams
Don Davis
McFarlane
Ellis Street
Jennie P. Smith
Ington
Kate Hartman
J. W. DeVoe
Delia
Lavanda Gardner
Susan
Mt. Pleasant
C. E. Brown
Virginia
Jessie Campbell
Tekamah
Neb
Mesdames
C. C. Gardner
J. W. Oldaker
A. O. Thomas
Riverside
Lula Greigg
Hannibal
W. V. Ferris
Will McCreedy
Jane McCreedy
Jas
Carr
Jas. Lewis
Wm. Wade
Trieschman
Geo. Trieschmann
S. T. Leighton
Crow
Sheridan
Wyoming
Billings
Miles City
United States
Burlington’ Ll
L. W. Wakeley
Frank
Fort. Charlevoix
Petoskey
Harbor Spring
Troit
Buffalo
Duluth
JOS. Berolzheim
G. P. A. Manitou Steamship Co
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