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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1910
Page
4
A persuasive note urges readers to imitate the fictional old man Blank who saved money and earned interest. It promotes starting a savings account with the bank, highlighting disciplined saving as a path to wealth and promising Saturday night opening hours for convenience.
Joliet visit lifts Joliet to first in Northen Association standings as Camels slip to second. Ites score early but Joliet capitalizes on Muscatine errors and timely hits, with Hickman limiting scoring andYeager Crafting key blows. Brown Nadeau and Blake spark Joliet while Cooke and Stallard contribute for Muscatine in a 3-1 loss.
Gracious but stuffy tone of the column praises local fans and teams after a 2 to 1 defeat by the Rays. Mentions Sullivan's menagerie, Cal Williams crowd, and Elgin craft voyage. Notes Joliet game plans for Monday with Cass and Hickman at bat and Reisinger, Wood as players.
Fred King of Delta Georgia student at the University of Chicago won the amateur class with 97 of 100. Joan Peterson tied King with 97. Fred Bills and W R Crosby shared high professional honors with 98 and 100 straight Tuesday by Crosby. John Taylor of Baltimore tied Crosby today with 99 in the Great Western Handicap final day in Des Moines.
National League results show Philadelphia 3 at Chicago 6 and St. Louis 5 at Boston 6. New York 5 at Cincinnati 2. Brooklyn at Washington. Detroit listed as D in seven innings. American League games include New York 5 over Chicago 2, Detroit at Washington, St. Louis at Philadelphia, Cleveland at Boston. Minor leagues mention Danville 3 Springfield 3 and several Central Association matchups.
In Kansas City Missouri May 27 Sam tet R Johnson of Sibley Missouri the last juror to agree to the conviction of Dr E B Hyde has written to Judge Latshaw that his verdict came from his own deliberations not chance. Other jurors say it required much argument to convince him to vote for conviction. Postal cards wholesale and retail Bond's China Store
May 26 Elgin reports Battling raids in the sixth and seventh innings helped Decatur beat Elgin 7 to 3 as rain halted the game in the eighth. Batteries Mertz Hartley Wells Mannix Bradbury. Also Clinton, Kankakee and Jacksonville posted 2 to 1 and 2 to 1 scores respectively with strong pitching and timely hitting.
Keota Ta May 26 Special The Keota High School commencement exercises opened in an auspicious manner last evening in the Methodist Episcopal church. The Juniors decorated the church in old rose and cream. The program featured invocations, music, and orations such as The New South by Jay Notter Groves and The Panama Canal by Merle Kirkpatrick. Ralph E B Stephens spoke on The Man For the Crisis. The event closed with Mendelssohn numbers, a class history, and a benediction by Rev L Walker. A note on Chamberlains Liniment appears in the ad section.
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