Amateur Ball League Planned in Muscatine This Year
Enthusiasm runs high as Muscatine considers organizing an amateur baseball league with strong local teams including the Pirates, A. Museselud, Great Ends, High School, Journabune, Mokonas, Routh Mus cating A. C., Bankers and Clerks. A meeting will outline officers and by laws, aiming to crown a city champion and unify the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine
Terns
Pirates
A. Museselud
Great Ends
High School
Journabune
Mokonas
Routh Muscating
A. C
Bankers and Clerks
County Athletes May Meet On Cinder Path
County physical director R. H. Starkey outlines plans for a county track meet inviting all county WI schools. Amateur athletics will be played on cinder paths this year as part of a high boost to local sports program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hig Boont
R, TH. Starkey
Early season trade noted in bulletin and college moves
The bulletin lists trades involving Indy Boothby Harrison and Muscatine's purchase of Pitcher Newmeyer from Ludington club. It mentions Central Association players shifted between teams such as Muscatine Reekforg cy Boothby and Keokuk Earl Peek. Yale leaves for a southern trip with twenty players. an invitation track meet is planned in Muscatine County under local YMCA auspices with bids from county towns to compete at Zelina grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farrell
Indy Boothby
Harrison
Pitcher Newmeyer
Ludington Club
Central Association
Tkentestia
Muscatine
iReekforg
Cy ‘Boothby
Thy Hloskford
Museacinter
Ays] Rison, By Ludington To Muscatingrad | Neumeyer
Flenderson
Keokuk
Earl Peek
Kearney
Kewanee
Wewanee
Ben Acock
Waterloo
Dwigtt Anderson
Rank Ashland
Tuttle
Bob
Corks
Zelr
Kalamazoo Grand Circuit Meet To Award 26000
Kalamazoo Michigan March 1 Twenty six thousand dollars in prizes were announced for the sixth renewal of Kalamazoo Grand Circuit races to be held August 4 to 9. The Paper Mills purse 12000 for trotting and the Burdick Motel purse 6000 for 2 12 pacers headline the card. The four heat plan may be used with cups awarded to winners. Each heat in the big trot pays 3000 with distribution 50 20 15 and 30 percent. Sixteen horses could win a share of the money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalamazoo
Mich
W. P. Engelman
Jaalamazoo
Paper Mills
Trotte
Burdick Motel
Gary
Muscatine Club Battles Over Player Rights In Three-Ieague
The Muscatine team contests exclusive rights claims by Dubuque Three-Ieague clubs over players Oscar Heuser Earl Simon and Harry M. Jordan from St Josephs Cedar Rapids and Cedar Rapids. Manager Frank Boyle faces arbitration as he plans to have Heuser play for Muscatine while Dubuque maintains ownership claims and investigations continue.
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Muscatinet
Central Association
Dubuque
Oscar Heuser
St.Joseph College
Frank Boye
J. H. Farrell
Boyle
Farrell
Heuser
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Ostar Heuser
St. Joseph's Collage
Frank Boyle
Muscatine
Dubuque Games
College Day
Education for Institutional Children Promoted in Des Moines Speech
Superintendent F J Sessions urged that institutional children receive guaranteed education and social advantages. He argued institutions should be homes with model efficiency, regular hours, ample diet, and practical vocation training, while addressing socialization gaps versus outside children. He warned against overstrict discipline and emphasized the need to balance academics with social development amidst an era of meningitis concerns discussed by Dr W B Whitney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
F. J. Sessions
State Conference of Heads of Institutions
Sessions
Hej
Institution Schoole
Gemeone
W. B. Whitney
Industrial School
Pr. Whitney
The Great Seer U P Christensen Offers Readings
Psychic clairvoyant U P Christensen advertises answering three questions for 25 cents in stamps. The notice lists his Iowa City address P O Box 108 and Dunkel's Building corner of College and Dubuque Streets. Public meetings and demonstrations are held Wednesdays and Sundays at 8 p m with daily readings from 9 am to 8 pm. Phone 1013.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. O
Iowa City
Iowa
Grandview Notes From March Delayed Local Report
Grandview Iowa residents and visitors are listed with brief movements and kin visits. W H Reed, a Muscatine business visitor, returned on the 4 08 train. Conklin of Wapello traveled for business. Ethyl Dickerson rode to Mediapolis and back on the 4 54 train. Carrie Hook’s death in Oakville invoked travel for the Belk family. Rev E R Bartlett hosted guests over Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandview
W. H. Reed
Muscatine
Conklin van Wapello
Ethyl Dickerson
Mediapolis
Morus
Jesse Paullins
Leits
Mra
T. EH. Milbourn
Harold Belk
Oakville
Carrie Hook
Uertha Krah
Gilmore BD
Sweaney
Mise Mary Firebaugh
Mt. Pleasant, Jr
Bartlett
Paul Beik
Burlington Hospital
Sarah Teets
Ninetta
Muscatine Island
Stanton Crow
Kellerton
Hiis
Wr. Edmondson
Ollie McGrew
Cildren
Burlington
Heighfield
Homs
Clarence Bridges
Washington
Bisa Siptere
Carl Xoonta
Chet Stephens
Chas. Pontle
Jake Martin
Rev R Stave to Attend Dedication
The Cermin Evangelical church plans a special Interurban trip to Rock Island on Sunday March 30 for the dedication of a new German evangelical church. Rev Richard Stave, pastor here, will participate with a German address at morning services and an English sermon in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Church
Rock Island
Marcel
Cermin Evangelical Church
Richard Stave
Pottery Works Employs Seven Hundred in Liverpool
Liverpool Ohio March 18. Reports show Pottery Works employs about seven hundred workers. Details indicate higher wages and steady production at the plant in Liverpool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Strike by seven hundred potteries workers cripples Wellsville area
The strike by seven hundred girls in the glazing departments of potteries in Wellsville Ohio and Chester and Newell West Virginia crippled thirty clay product manufacturers. A two day strike could close the potteries and throw five thousand men out of work. Workers demanded 1.50 per day instead of 1.03 to 1.10. D. Dwres of Wilton visited the city yesterday on business then returned home in the afternoon.
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Wellsville
Chester and
Newell
W.u
Dwres
Wilton
Muscatine Council Orders Special Election for City Hall
A Muscatine city council resolution orders a special election on April 1 1913 to vote on constructing a city hall and purchasing the necessary ground for up to 90000 dollars. The notice must run at least four weeks in two newspapers, with publications from February 2 to March 1913.
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Bostonians
B. Schmidt Shoe Store
Chestnut St
Harry Kern
Simon Pues
Hadis
GIG
Starkey Plang
County
Valery
Meath
Wid Harrison
Neumeyer
Yale
South New Maven
Washington, and Lee
Norfolk
Kalamazoo, Mich
Warlington
Ae A. Robbiga
Ady
Dan Graham
Wapello
Charles
Fred Jones
Gerald
Gen. Enscher
Wm. Betl
A. J. Feustal
U.P. Christensen the Great Seer
Dunkel's
Corner College and
Dubuque St
Town City
Town
Sp. m
the Reeder Company
Second Street
Christmas Savings Club
Hershey State Bank
Cor
Third and
Sycamore Streets
Beara
CG. Karhler
City of Muscatine
T. I. Brannan
City Recorder
Cyclamen
Geo. Kranz & Son Florest and Seedman
Iowa Avenue
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