Base Ball Scores and Club Standings
American results show St Louis 8 Washington 0 with Powell Stephens Sherry and Henry batting. Detroit beat Boston 6 to 4 with Carlton Stanage Woods Nuntmeker on the mound. New York defeated Cleveland 6 to 3 behind Fort Sweeney Blanding Disher. Chicago beat Athletic 65 to 2 with Patten Olmsted Sullivan Coombs contributing. Standings list Detroit Boston Athletics Chicago New York and others with W L and percentages.
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St. Louis
Washington
Powell
Stephens
Sherry
Henry
Detroit
Boston
Carlton
Stanage
Woods
Nuntmeker
Cleveland
New York
Fort
Sweeney
Blanding
Disher
Chicago
Athletic
Pattenes Olmsted
Sullivan
Coombs
App
National Lead: Battery Results Across Cities
National lead results show multiple city matches with battery teams in Brooklyn Chicago Boston Pittsburgh Philadelphia Cincinnati St Louis New York. Scores listed with pairings and player surnames such as Ruelbach Brown Arch er Ragon Rucker Camamrtz Nagle Simon Mattern Parsons Nunimaser Humphrey Moran Gasper Druche Myers Bresnahan. Team tallies. figures include 21 6 778 and 16 9 640 among others.
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Brooklyn
Chicago
Ruelbach
Brown
Archer
Ragon
Rucker
Bergen
Boston
Pittsburg
Camamrtz
Nagle
Simon
Mattern
Parsons
Nunimaser
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Humphrey
Moran
Gasper
dfcQuilig
McLean
New York
St Louis
Druche, Myers
Druche, Myers, Golden
Bresnahan
W.L. PC
Philada
Cincinizi
Pittsbrg
St-Louis
Brookly
Tristate League Scores From Four Matchups
At Wilmington Johns town Wilmington 5 3 Batteries Stanley Raub Buscher Karkins At Lancaster Harrisburg 10 Lancaster 0 Batteries Myers Stroh Thomas McGinley At Trenton Trenton 5 Altoona 1 Battenes Miler Hurley Lloyd Kerr At Reading York 4 Reading 1 Batteries Smith Carter Ramsey Millman
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Tristate League
Wilmington
Johnstown
Stanley
Raub
Buscher
Karkins
Lancaster
Harrisburg
Myers
Stroh
Thomas
McGinley
Trenton
Altoona
Battenes
Miler
Hurley
Lloyd
Kerr
Reading
York
Smith
Carter Ramsey
Millman
Better Pay For Farm Hands In 1910 Compared To 45 Years
Wages of American farm laborers rose in 1910 to the highest level in forty five years, with an average $27.50 monthly plus board. Nevada led states with $54 before board. South Carolina paid $16.50. New England averaged $25.19, Massachusetts $37.20. Other regions varied, from Wisconsin $37.25 to North Dakota $12 before board. The piece mix includes Poultry humor and advice, noting hens' economic role and rural life, alongside an ad for Chamberlain’s Liniment.
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Department of Agriculture
Nevada
Montana
Washington
South Carolina
New England
North Atlantic
Massachusetts
Beard
South Atlantic
West Virginia
Mississippi
Wisconsin
North Dakota
Oklahoma
Farmer and Glad of It Birthday Missive From Van Wagenen
Mr Van Wagenen on his seventy sixth birthday sends a cheery greeting to fellow farmers. He extols temperate life, a pipe of peace, and solid farm independence, recounting a long happy marriage and contentment with simple needs. He urges cooperation across social classes and notes his rich life in farming beyond money. The message closes with a brief dairy note and an ad for a health product.
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Samson
Paul
Jared van Wagenen
Watch Your Seed Corn Improve By Selection And Breeding
The article outlines careful seed corn improvement through selection and breeding. It advises choosing a dedicated seed plot, laying out ten rows, selecting best kernels, and detasseling to balance self and cross fertilization. It emphasizes meticulous records, evaluating plant traits, and marking superior ears for seed for future years.
Poultry Breeding Facts and Feeding for Health
A column discusses how poultry require more fresh air than horses, and how fowls breathe faster when heated. It notes water needs without ponds, compares costs and egg receipts, and advises using both pullets and hens for setting eggs, warning pullets’ progeny may be smaller and less hardy for sale.
Crop yields rise with older European farming methods
After more than 6,060 years of production in older European countries the yields of crops are large and increasing from their recent intelligent methods of intensive culture. Also mentions remedies and a list of medicines including Senna and Taser Fabbe Tr, sold by druggists.
Rich Uncle and Candidacy Amid Local Notices
The fragmentary text includes political cards from Frederick County Republicans. George R. Dennis Jr. announces for State's Attorney. Roger G. Faile y seeks County Treasurer. Jon W. Mumpeord runs for Judge of the Orphans Court. The odd spelling and local names suggest an early 20th century campaign page.
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Orphans’ Court
Frecerick County
Jon W. Mumpeord
Braddock District
Mars
Orphans Court
Frederick County
Republiy
Ebn Lickel
Frederick County Sheriff and State Attorney candidate notices
A batch of old Frederick County political notices announces candidacies for sheriff and State's Attorney from Republican and Democratic hopefuls. Names include Clarence G. Boll er, Carl S. T. Fagan, Jess F. Tolagiev, Geo F. Roderick, Guy K. Motter, and James A. Johns, all seeking nomination or support ahead of primaries in Frederick Maryland.
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Sheri
Frederick County
Clarence G. Boller
Mariin&wimi
Woodsboro
Frederrick County
Tekret
Cilas. T. Fagan
Frederick District
Republiin
Nomungalian
Frederick Counts
Youur Eames
Jess
Tolagiev
Court St. Frederick
Marsudgwitt
Fpreperick
Iredend County
Tocar
Guy Kk. Motter
Shem
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Lancash
Johnsin
Harrisg
Mr. Bryan
Biddy
Jashington
Uncle Sam
Coratossel
Cushion Pressing
Farmers’ Institute
Rubes
Chamberlain
Harriet Quimby
Avistor
RIS
Tororigut
San Francisco
Garden City
Miss Quimby
Farmer
United States
Denmark
Larner
Amnwany
AERIO
E' Kretei
Bulletin
United States Department of Agriculture
Staliy
Uncle Sant
Hull
Johnny Bultan
Gols
Gypsey
Manufaciensys
Miurket
Political Cards
George R. Dennis, JR
GARD
Roger G. Failey
Tuscmura
Aprifdim&wimtt
Tohe Tnepublicans
Hrederfels
Mariid&wimf
Ror State's Attorney
Carp
GEOG
Roderick
Scott
Wilty
Sherif
Piederek
Jamus A. Jonts Marlgdim
The
Frederick News
Family Newspaper
Chant
Nlewsrai
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