Base Ball News rail from Fort Scott series and league notes
The Fort Scott cheering squad plans to travel to a Missouri town for a key game as Ford’s bat leads a close river route contest. Reports from Fort Scott Tribune and Iola Record discuss league standings, player moves, umpire pay, and Sunday game scheduling across Jefferson City Sedalia Joplin Springfield and Nevada with talks of revenue sharing and balanced home dates.
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Missouri Valley League
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Henry
Lou Ury
Dallas
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Fort Scott Tribune
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Joplin
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Joplin Globe
Springfield 6 Joplin 0 in Wednesday baseball
Springfield defeated Joplin 6 to 0 in Springfield. Dunn pitched fairly for Joplin but received slow support while Springfield's offense produced early runs and steady scoring through the game. Batteries Dunn and Brophy for Joplin Craig and Schmidt for Springfield.
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Joplin
Dunn
Brophy
Craig
Schmidt
Nevada defeats Fort Scott in protest over umpire decisions
June 26 report from Fort Scott Kansas notes Nevada won 11 to 3 as umpire Morton and Craven drew protests for base decisions. Batteries: Fort Scott Bouldin Craven Huffman. Nevada Moore Thomas Cheek.
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Fort Scott
Kas
Morton
Craven
Bouldin
Huffman
Moore
Thomas and Cheek
Sedalia bats and pitching highlighted in Warrensburg notes
Forest Thomas returned from Warrensburg as Sedalia fans note his strong diamond form. Curtis and Burson provide the bat trey for this afternoon while Courtwright from Jefferson City is set to pitch for the visitors. Pop Thompson will handle second base for Joplin in the Springfield game and a Katy special train rounds trip to Nevada Sunday as the Lunatics and Giants clash.
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Burson
Forest Thomas
Warrensburg
Fort Scott Tribune
Sedalia
Courtwright
Jefferson City
Pop Thompson
Joplin
Springfield
Porest Thomas
Thomas
Warrensbureg
Practical Household Hints From The Era
A collection of simple home remedies and tips including eye care with flaxseed, freckles removal with borax, preserving cut flowers with saltpeter, ink stain removal on silver, lamp safety, hand care with corn meal and glycerine, reviving faded blinds with linseed oil, washing Valenciennes lace, cooling wine flavoring, cleaning mirrors with washing soda, and careful handling of window gilt frames.
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Valenciennes
The Agent's Mistake At The Mail Sack
A brakeman turned station agent with one suit of clothes misjudges his alarm. He wakes to the train, grabs the sack but the trousers land on the crane, leaving him in the mail sack. The incident ends with a humorous note on the missing clothes.
Vincy Boat Excursion by M K T Railroad
Sunday excursion on June 29 by the M K T railway aboard the J S steamer capacity 2000 with Fay ette brass band. Round trip price two dollars. Special train from Sedalia at 5 40 a m. For details consult Katy's agent.
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J. S
Fayette Brass Band
Sedalia
Katy
Fourth of July Excursion Rates
Excursion tickets sold July 3 4 and 5 with return limit July 7 to places where the one fare does not exceed 6.00 dollars. Maximum rate 50 cents. Children pay half the adult rate.
Avansino's Ice Creams Un Surpassed
Ice cream parlor Avansino's delivers to all city areas offering ice cream soda priced at 50 with a new telephone line 358.
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Avansino
New Equipment by Chicago Rock Island in 1902 Purchase
The Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railway during its 1902 fiscal year bought or built new equipment and charged costs to capital accounts. The action reflects ongoing expansion and asset accumulation by the railroad.
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Chicago
Rock Island and Pacific
Railroad Car Construction and Purchases During Period
The company built or bought and charged to operating expenses 1360 box and stock freight cars four chair cars eight passenger coaches ten baggage and mail cars four composite cars and two diners. In the same period the company built or bought 462 box cars SS flat and coal cars eleven cabooses seven chair cars three combination baggage and passenger cars and one working car.
Sedalia Show At Liberty Park Tops All Circuits
A Sedalia event tomorrow at Liberty Park showcases a premier exhibition said to be the finest of its kind and character on earth, surpassing three-ring Circuits in scope and quality.
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Sedalia
Liberty Park
Earth
Weather outlook showers tonight and Friday
The forecast calls for probable showers tonight or Friday with warmer temperatures in the northern portion overnight.
Only Two Left After Sedalia Burial
John R. Dillon and his family returned from Sedalia where they attended the burial of Miss Sue Dillon, a sister of Mr. Dillon. He has lost four sisters in the last four years.
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John R. Dillon
Sedalia
Miss Sue
Mr. Dillon
Postmistress Hangs Self Over Office Shortage in Virginia
Richmond June 26 Mrs KE G Scott postmistress of Prospect village hanged herself on the front porch after fearing exposure of a $300 to $400 shortage in her accounts by an upcoming office inquiry. Her English husband, a Prospect merchant and Prince Edward county supervisor, known Republican figure, reportedly aided by witnesses who found her suspended in moonlight.
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Richmond
KE. G. Scott
Prospect
Scott
Yen
Woman Found Dead After Note About Short Accounts
A woman was killed and left a note stating she was short in her accounts and asked her husband to cover the deficit. Police investigated as a possible homicide and financial dispute influenced the motive.
Picnic Day Exercises by German Lutheran Sunday School
The Children's day exercises and picnic organized by the German Lutheran Sunday School will be held Friday at 10 o'clock. Rev Bundenthal of Sedalia will open the event. Preparations have taken weeks and a good time is assured. Lincoln Plain Dealer
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Bundenthal
Sedalia
Lincoln Plain Dealer
Birth announced for Andy Rosenhans boy
Mr and Mrs A Rosenhans announce the birth of a second son on Monday June 23 in Marshall. The family reports great rejoicing at the arrival.
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A. Rosenhan
Marshall Democrat- News
Ideal Man Image Harms Real Women’s View of Men
A saying notes that every woman who pictures an ideal mate becomes tough on real men. It implies mismatch between fantasy standards and actual behavior, reflecting common social attitudes about dating expectations.
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