Clinton Wins Then Disbands After Turbulent Eleven Inning Game
Clinton beat Muscatine 4 to 2 in twelve frames at Maine and Heiligenstein key two base hit. Dick pitched masterfully for Clinton, while Muscatine fought to the last out. After the game Clinton disbanded, citing financial issues and management dissatisfaction.
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Clinton
Maine
Heiligenstein
Hank Walter
Muscatine
Clintonites
Bakers Dozen
Moline
Koll
Murray
Hank
Maloney
Kell
Wright
Rudd
Gardner
Walterites
Chayka
Troeh
Allingham
Treech
O'Leary
Owens
Fesler
Seitz
EB Koll
Deeiaa
Fi Murray
Tawacse
Iss
Budd
Sivce
Werthers Bookie
Weiligenstein
ES Garceer
Silcewa
Walters
Sidael
Allinzham
Ee Tee
Shiensane
Truxell
Rock Island
Gray
Eng
Nationals Defeat Cubs in Batting Fest at Fair Grounds
Last evening at the fair grounds the Nationals routed the Cubs 18 to 6 in a high scoring game. The lineup featured solid hitting from Nationals players including Harrington and McElroy while pitchers and fielding struggled for the Cubs as the contest devolved into a showcase of batting.
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Fair Grounds
Nationals
Cubs
COREE
Swelless
Esas Sae
Harrington Etooor
Schenk Reuling
Peaseens
Barnard
McElroy Laughlin
Ineichen Pwobhie
Ak Leslie
W. Harrington
Bissisi
Man in Perfect Health Recovers After Foley's Kidney Cure
Mr. L. C. Rodgers of Branchton Pennsylvania writes that after using six bottles of Foley's Kidney Cure he went from unable to work to a healthy man who can tie his own shoes. He ends with a success note for Foley's Kidney Cure at Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store.
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L. C. Rodgers
Branchton
Foley
Havercamp’ S
Cubs sweep Brooklyn in four game slate
Cubs take three of four in Brooklyn as Beebe and Eason top the trolley dodgers at Washington Park. Chicago’s bats pounded the ball in a near errorless display to finish with a 3 0 win for the White Sox also slipping past Washington 3 0 due to miscues by Altizer and Heydon in Chicago.
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Cubs
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Washington Park
Beebe
Mal Eason
Chicago
White Sox
Senators
Washington
Altizer
Heydon
Washingtons
Sox
Baseball scores from yesterday’s major leagues
National League results include Chicago six Brooklyn two Pittsburg three Philadelphia zero over the Phillies New York two Cincinnati one Boston two St Louis one. American League Chicago three Washington zero Philadelphia five Detroit four New York three Cleveland two St Louis one Boston zero in nineteen innings. American Association games note Toledo nine Minneapolis Toledo win while Louisville-Kansas City and Columbus-St Paul postponed by rain. Three I League Bloomington Peoria four Bloomington two Dubuque Davenport four ten innings Rock Island Cedar Rapids ten Rock Island none Decatur Decatur two Springfield Western League Denver Denver six Omaha five Pueblo Pueblo nine Lincoln seven.
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Pittsburg
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Cincinnati
Boston
New York
Cleveland
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E. Asbercke
Washington
Detroit
American Association
Toledo
Minneapolis
Louisville
Kansas City
Columbus
St. Paul
Indianapolis
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Bloomington
Peoria
Rock Island
Decatur
Local Iowa League Scores From Des Moines to Keokuk
In the Iowa League results Des Moines over Sioux City 10 to 2 Oskaloosa defeated Fort Dodge 4 to 3 in 10 innings Ottumwa beat Waterloo 4 to 3 and Keokuk edged Boone 4 to 3 all games reported with scores from several Iowa towns.
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Burlington
Fort Dodge
Oskaloosa
Ottumwa
Waterloo
Marshalltown
Boone
Keokuk
Des Moines
Sioux City
Iowa League
Today’s Pro Baseball Pairings From Major Leagues
Chicago visits Philadelphia while Pittsburgh plays Brooklyn and Cincinnati meets Boston. St. Louis travels to New York and Washington faces Chicago. Boston goes to St. Louis, Philadelphia hosts Detroit, and New York visits Cleveland.
Sweetland Notes From June Community Socials
Sweetland IA residents attend Children's Day events and visit friends across Muscatine Montpelier Wilton townships. Clergy Rev Morrison and Rev Potter plan talks. several local students finish terms and return home. gatherings include Longstreths Covell Van Camp and Haifleigh families among others.
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Sweetland
Robert Bennett
Montpelier
Frank Gray
Wilton Township
Harvey Tunison
Henry Holtz
Chicago
Ill
Less Lake
Moline
Martin
Katie
Frank Longstreth
Moscow
Ivy Pantel
Muscatine
Anna van Camp
Morrison
Keosauqua
Lillian Gerischer
Union School
Walter Williams
Letts
China
Sweetland M. FE
Bell Taylor
Emma Weikert
Charles Covell
Mack McGilvray
A. N. van Camp
Highmore
S. C
E. R. Sherfey
Isaac Longstreth
Henry Leonhard
Cliff Covell
K. van Camp
Albert Wedekind
Ed. Davis
Marie Martin
Charles Shephard
Shiloh
D. Haifleigh
Zelpha Hesson
Newton
Ira
Dudley Marsh
J. W. Potter
Sweetland M. E
Palestine
Joe Hanley
Lois Darting
West Liberty Picnic Attended by Mrs. Anderson and Class
Mrs. W. W. Anderson led her Sunday school class St. Cecilia in a Tuesday afternoon picnic about a mile south of West Liberty. Eleven young ladies were present and enjoyed their supper in the woods. Several locals and visitors were noted including J. N. Cummins of Chicago and Mrs. Knapp settling in.
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West Liberty
W. W. Anderson
St. Cecilia
J. N. Cummins
Chicago
Robert Hindee
Kansas
Henry Milnes
Iowa City
Edith Richards
Muscatine
Ward Baxter
Oakland
Cal
Rock Rapids
Don Brugman
Will MecCaleb
West Branch
Taylor McCaleb
Prairie Street
Maude Newcomer
Conesville
O. H. Martin
Will Sarver
Columbus Junction
J. E. McIntosh
Maude Lane
Nettie Knapp
Bay City
Mich
Conesville Plans Fourth of July Celebration
Mrs. R. G. Tipton returned from Muscatine where she visited Miss Jennie Nolind. The Conesville band prepares for a Fourth of July celebration with high expectations for a fine time as Randall Tipton visits from Muscatine.
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Conesville
R. G. Tipton
Jennie Nolind
Muscatine
Randall Tipton
Community Notes Record Visits Births and Birthday Party
Local residents share visits from family and friends across Muscatine and surrounding areas. Births announced for J. F. Coffin and George Brown families occur in June. A surprise 19th birthday party honors Roy Maxwell with numerous attendees and refreshments.
Laurel Hill Social Roundup and Local Sports
Laurel Hill notes include Albert Brugman and Harry Rininsland visiting Stockton. Mr and Mrs Thomas Boot at the republican convention in Muscatine. Christ Ticke and family at Fairport. Pleasant Prairie beats Laurel Hill 5 to 2 in a baseball rematch. Several residents visit Stockton, Wilton, Durant and Memphis, with church social events and local gatherings reported.
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Laurel Hill
Albert Brugman
Harry Rininsland
Stockton
Thomas Boot
Muscatine
Mr. Boot
Christ Ticke
Fairport
Joe Bailey
Pleasant Prairie
Laurels
Florence Russel
Wilton
John Brugman
Lilly Patton
Frances Boot
John McSwiggen
Christ
Len Angerer
Henry Edson
Memphis
Susie Barsh
Peter Rininsland
Blue Grass Social Notes From Davenport trip and local visits
Blue Grass residents reported a Wallace show attendance in Davenport featuring Mrs Minnie Bancks and daughter Georgia and Leverne Drumm Adam Dipple John Saltan and the Wagners O A Bohnsack and sons Fred and Arthur J P Wonder spent time at Wood Lawn J C Watts and son Ellery conducted Davenport business Mesdames Watts and Bohnsack attended the Kelley home ladies aid Mrs Scharff and Mrs Saltan visited Blue Grass residents John Saltan and family left for home Mrs J C Watts hosted by Mrs Leslie Wagner William and Mrs William Wagner attended children’s exercises in Blue Grass.
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Blue Grass
Wallace
Davenport
Minnie Bancks
Georgia
Leverne Drumm
Adam Dipple
John Saltan
Leslie Wagner
O. A. Bohnsack
Fred
Arthur
J. P. Wonder
Wood Lawn
J. C. Watts
Ellery
Mesdames Watts
Bohnsack
Kelley Home
Scharff
Pleasant Valley
William Saltan
Saltan
William
William Wagner
Public Notice of Improvement District 23 Muscatine Iowa
City of Muscatine Iowa announces a new Improvement District No 23 for street and alley paving not including sewers. The district covers Mulberry Tenth Ninth Eighth Seventh Fourth Second Fourth and Lucas Sycamore Cherry and other streets plus alleys. Estimated total cost 84926.27 dollars with a schedule of assessments and a June 21 1906 deadline to file objections.
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City of
Muscatine
Iowa
Mulberry Street
Parham Street
Tenth Street
Oak Street
Ninth Street
Eighth Stret
Orange Street
Seventh Street
Town Avenue
Sycamore Street
Fourth Street
Walnut Street
Second Street
Sixth Street
Eighth Street
Pine Street
Cedar Street
Fifth Street
Beethextacke Starner
Maccatine
Train schedule notices from 1906 listing routes and times
In Effect June 3 1906 a list of train numbers routes and times for east and southwest bound services appears. No. 49 Washington Oskaloosa No. 12 Davenport Chicago No. 50 Davenport Chicago No. 30 Chicago Fast Mall No. 364 9:25pm No. 363 No. 4 Davenport Chicago No. 74 Local Freight Going Southwest No. 3 Kansas City Denver No. 29 California Limited No. 11 Kansas City Ft Worth Daily 7:23am 1:48pm 4:30pm
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Washington, Oskaloosa
Davenport
Chicago
Kansas City
Denver
California Limited
Ft. Worth
Scor Dime
Do Diac Cceksesies
Main Line Trains at Wilton Schedule
Train times listed for eastbound and westbound main line service through Wilton. No. 2 daily departs 11:13pm with 5:14pm onward. No. 20 daily departs 11:38am and 5:20am. Westbound No. 87 daily around 6:18am, No. 19 daily 9:10pm, No. 71 local freight at 9:30am daily except Sunday.
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Wilton
Coos SO Dm
Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway Timetable Change
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway announces timetable changes effective April 9 1905. Passenger trains No 12 at 234 am No 8 at 800 pm No 3 at 700 am No 5 at 444 pm and freight No 92 and No 91 carry passengers with No 91 at 715 am.
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Chicago, Milwaukee & ST. Paul Railway
Passenger No 102 Arrives at Muscatine Western
The Muscatine Western schedule lists Passenger No 102 arriving and Freight arriving. Passenger No 191 leaves and Freight leaves daily except Sunday. Agent W. S. Underdonk notes 109 pm to 4 00 pm Risam 8 30 am.
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W. S. Underdonk
Fruitland
Grandview
Hahn
Wapello
Nam Ar
Elrick Junction
Macentine
Round House
Helen's Switch
Fruitland Acevers
Wapello Eteneee
Muscatine Stee
Muscatine City Council Notice of South Bound By
City of Muscatine Iowa announces a public hearing and consideration of a matter by the City Council. By order of the City Council dated June 12 1906 Gustav Weis city recorder.
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City of
Muscatine
Iowa
Gustav Weis
City Recorder
Dr King’s New Life Pills Ad at Havercamp’s
An old advertisement claims Dr King’s New Life Pills relieve indigestion and cure ailments when the body is starving. The product is priced at 25 cents and sold at Havercamp's Prescription Drug Store.
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Dr. King
New Life
Havercamp
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