Canvassers Open Chautauqua Headquarters for Assembly
Canvassers begin work as the Chautauqua headquarters open at the library today. First day’s business augurs well for the annual assembly with S. A. Borger, general assistant, leading efforts.
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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1909
Page
6
Canvassers begin work as the Chautauqua headquarters open at the library today. First day’s business augurs well for the annual assembly with S. A. Borger, general assistant, leading efforts.
The Musser Library room hosts Chautauqua planning with W F Chevalier in charge and S A Borger as assistant. About 500 tickets were distributed to canvassers, and tents and sites were sold. Booklets detailing attractions will be mailed early next week to residents in Iowa and Illinois including Rock Island and Mercer counties.
An early pharmacy notice urges using Foley's Kidney Remedy at the first symptoms of kidney or bladder trouble. It claims relief from bac ache urinary irregularities exhaustion and quick recovery, presented by A. W. Morgan, druggist.
June 25 report lists local visits and dinners among residents as Mr. and Mrs. Passmore entertained multiple families. Adams, Pike, Mills, and J. A. Mills hosted meals and attended a ball game in Adams. George McMichael from Sevasta pool called on locals. Mrs. John Smith traveled to Muscatine for her brother Sam Wales’s serious illness with slim recovery hopes. The Geertz family of Sevasta pool spent Sunday with Albert Geertz.
Children day exercises drew a large crowd at Buffalo Prairie Sunday. Visitors included Mr and Mrs Hadley at Vern Castor’s home. Allen Bull plowed corn for Cale McClean. Allen D Bull and wife with Freda Almandinger visited Friday evening. Nellie Bull was baptized Sunday at Johnnie Castor’s home.
Descriptive account of a 26 inning tie at Dixon ending 3 to 2 with a large crowd attending at six o'clock. Mentions long games and records, lists several minor league matchups and standings, including Bloomington, Decatur, Grand Forks, Fargo, and other teams. Notes Athletics vs Boston 24 innings and other extended games with historical dates.
Chicago June 26 The Cubs bunched eight hits to score seven runs and blank the Reds while the Naps and White Sox rested. In Cleveland the Naps and Sox enjoyed a social day with an excursion to Cedar Point hosted by Ben Hopkins, returning happy and safe.
In Dixon Illinois the Muscatine Independents drop a 3 to 2 decision to the Dixon Browns after a 26 inning marathon tying the world’s longest professional game. Old Dave Nance and Woodyatt pitch superbly as Pease delivers the decisive hit in the final frames with Klock’s late homer and double helps Muscatine rally.
An advertisement touts Lanen's Family Medicine herb tea as rapidly curing indigestion sour stomach constipation and headaches. It urges readers to buy a package for 25 cents at any druggist or dealer and promises immediate relief and satisfaction.
In a decisive ball game Muscatine defeated Stout 3 to 2 as Schubert scored on a late drive and Klock hit a home run. Fans swelled to a sizable crowd after factory whistles, with news of the tense battle circulating citywide. Woodyatt fanned 13, Nance 9, and several players stole bases including Schubert Holm Chayka Pease and Davis.
In American League games Chicago routed Cincinnati 7 0 while Boston and Philadelphia split scores Philadelphia beat New York 12 2 and Detroit and St Louis posted 4 1. The Three I League saw Springfield edge Cedar Rapids 1 fourteen innings Davenport defeated Bloomington 6 3 and Waterloo 9 Quincy 0. Central Association games included Waterloo and Ottumwa 9 0 and Keokuk 4 Erlington 7 Jacksonville 4 with rain causing postponements St Louis Pittsburg and Dubuque Decatur were also delayed by rain.
National League games include Cincinnati at Chicago and Pittsburg at St. Louis with Brooklyn visiting New York and Philadelphia at Boston. Chicago meets Cleveland while St. Louis travels to Detroit and New York plays Philadelphia with Boston visiting Washington.
Lanark to visit Muscatine after a week away as Walter Davis and the young squad resume play at the fair ground park. Lanark, fresh off a win over Muscatine, arrives tonight and seeks to upset Muscatine at home tomorrow.
In Foster Illinois on June 26 a strawberry and ice cream social at Frank Vanatta's last Wednesday raised a neat sum. Visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Watson and Mrs. N. E. McDevitt at Leonard Tangan’s home. F P Gillett and Will Fischer joined gatherings at Bowser and Miller households. Bessie Anderson returned from Moline. German M. E. church graduation on June 19 featured Music by J. G. Powell and a vocal quartet led by Mrs.
E S Batterson former Muscatine man now with Chicago Municipal Service League won a $100 prize from Memphis business leaders for best Booster Plan to promote the southern city. The plan reflects his studied focus on town promotion and marks notable recognition from Memphis merchants.
The program featured detailed roles from Einhausen and St John with students Frieda Munson Helen Wray Lucile Powell and others. Graduates will receive diplomas in a June 26 service led by Superintendent Ferguson followed by a Children's Day event on June 27. Local families visited relatives and friends over the weekend with several attendees from town and surrounding areas.
An appeal offering Mother Gray's Australian Leaf, a herbal remedy for women’s ills, with promises of relief from back, urinary, bladder, or kidney pains. Readers urged to mail name and address to The Mother Gray Co. in La Roy New York. available from druggists for 50 cents.
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