Giants Begin Spring Training Amid Rain Delays and New Arrivals
The New York Giants opened spring drill in rainy conditions as players and staff welcomed the showers delaying morning and afternoon work. New arrivals include Huss Lobert as a coach through March 15 and Johnson City bound Thora Moore joining White Sox prospects. Outfielder George Blinkerby and others reported, while veterans like Ted Scott struggled with pace and Charley Barge incident.
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Solons Hold Tax Hearing on Natural Gas in Texas
Austin hearings on a proposed natural gas tax wrapped with adjournment looming, as opponents from producers and consumers urged delay. Testimony argued the tax would raise consumer bills, threaten wells, and trigger out of state gas sales, with officials predicting mixed revenue impacts.
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Widow Accused of Poisoning Husband in Anamosa
In Anamosa on February 2, Mrs Ed win Miner was charged with first degree murder for poisoning her husband Edward Miner 63 an Olin farmer by tainted sauerkraut said to contain a toxic substance. The alleged lover Albert Hartwig is named in the police account as part of the case.
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Albert Hartwig
Edward Miner
Olin Farmer
Miner
Bee Keepers Oppose Adulteration Plan At Conference
Baton Rouge La February 87 The Southern Beekeepers conference on its second day of pensions opened opposed to any national regulation permitting adulterants in bee products. The session focused on safety and urged rejection of a corn mixer adulterant in food items.
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Houthern Bee Keepera Conference
Hoord Ag
Rattlers Near Peak For Big Contests
The St Mary's Rattlers under Coach Irvin prepare for two back to back games against Schreiner Institute at Woodinwnke Woodlawn lake with an 8 pm Friday start and 3 pm Saturday rematch. Star center Joe Christy likely sidelined by an ankle injury sustained in the recent St Macy's Kingsville clash.
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Joe Christy
Star- Hera
Warwick Leaves Baseball Career After Travel and Ill Health
Bill Warwick former San Antonio catcher with the Cardinals in the International League has quit baseball due to health. He accepted a fixed job with Public Service Company and moved to New Jersey with his wife preferring stable work over the constant travel. Johnny Olympic, manager of Fort Smith last season, is transferred to Hanover club of the Ridge League to replace Bob Pryock as manager, announced by Clifton Marr.
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Minneapolis
Weed
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Ark
Johnny Olmpi
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Fanover Club
Bob
Prycock
Clifton Marr
Harlandale HI Track Squad Healthful Prospect
Harlandale high school track team prep with 28 runners, eight veterans from Yastyasr era. Coach Ben Brite guides returning athletes as new prospects, with first meet against Main Avenue Crimson and Brackenridge duel slated. Caspar and Forrester headline hurdles and sprints, dirt track near Harlandale field ready for action.
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Havsing
Yastyasr
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Trittipa
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Fnile
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Harlandale
Horton Smith Wins Another Central Florida Open
Horton Smith, the youthful Detroit pro, captured the 72 hole Central Florida open in Orlando. Mike Turnesa of Elmsford and Harry Cooper of Los Angeles tied for second at 140, while Neel Melotyre of Indianapolis posted 141.
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Play
Horton Sm
Detroit
Mike Turnesa
Elmsford
Harry Cooper
Los Angeles
Neel Melotyre
Andianapolis
Candy Cascarets Promised Easy Laxative Relief
An ad claims Cascarets offer pure cascara in a pleasant form. It touts safe, habitual use for all ages, warning of no nausea and a natural action that cleanses the bowels and improves digestion with every dose. It cites a full medical endorsement and massive yearly sales.
Monarch of Mirth to Rule in Orleans
In New Orleans on February 27, 1819, the event announces Momus the monarch of mirth leading a night procession through the Crescent City during the opening of March, with festive pageantry and hand lacing as part of the show.
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New Orleans
Momus
Roirth
Crescent City
Raganece
City News Childrens Prize Mask Ball at Hermann Hall
A community event calendar notes a children's prize mask ball hosted by Hermann Noan Hall on March 1 with admission 250. The fragment mentions Advailion, Lunty party, and a big masquerade dance at Culebra Inn slated for March 1 with Steve Gardorr'e as a performer.
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Buns
Hermann Noan
Advaission
Wheaday
Peh
Alueny Lote
Dial BR. Bop
Hermann Komm
Rémiadion
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