Proper Show Hog Prep Demands Careful Selection And Training
The article stresses careful selection of show hogs with strong Constitution bone quality and breed type. It advises balanced rations of shorts oats skim milk and occasional barley, exercise, regular washing and grooming, trimmed feet and ears, and home training to ensure steady posture and behavior in the ring.
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Jenith
Boir
Alex
Pastors Assigned Bauernfeind Stays Here Session Held in Iowa Districts
A historical notice lists appointments for the 1908 Evangelical Association conference. It names many district leaders and locales including Dubuque Cedar Rapids Fort Dodge Des Moines and Council Bluffs with W. Bauernfield and L. Wy Beck among others. The next session is set for Conacl? Bluffs.
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Council Bluffs
Dubuque, Fort Dodge
Des Moines
Dubuque
Lows
The
Evangelical Association For 1908
W. Bork
E. Dubuque
J. Z. Faust
Witton
L Schuerer
Cedar Rapids
E. Schultz
Otter Creek
A. Raecker
Garrison
J Abrams
Laporte City
J. Smith
Waterloo
J. Bauernfield
Waverly
Ww. Lang
Sumner
H. Sassman
Alta Viseta
F Murther
Cresco
Schwab
Lansing
A. Bogen
Black Hawk
A.wertzberg
Fort Dodge
Aistrint
Hanser
Port Dodge
A. Gistze
Cedar Walls
HL Co
Lorenz
Butter
Lang
Dumont
Hillman
Hamptown
F Lanton
A. Kraft
City
A. Buentt
Meservey
HL Raeeker
Britt
Grape-Note Breakfast Promises Thrifty Brains and Health
A promotional fragment extols Grape-Note as a wholesome economical breakfast. It argues finances and health improve when avoiding wasteful foods, praising wheat and barley as the base of a perfectly balanced meal.
Redmen to Marshalltown initiation trip outlined
J O I M lodge of this city will travel to Marshalltown Wednesday afternoon to attend an initiation on the 15th in that city. Over 100 Wyandotte tribe members from here are expected for the meeting, with Waterloo candidates seeking admission as well. The 1908 season opens with Wahterl straw hat sighting and Henry J Meyers credited with introducing it. N O Munger, secretary of Fairview Cemetery association, notifies stockholders of the annual meeting Tuesday evening at the Lafayette block office of H. We. Groit.
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Marshalltown
Waterloo
Wahterl
Henry J. Meyers
Shitlam Avenue
N. O. Munger
Fairview Cemetery Association
H. We. Groit
LaFayette
Cincinnati
Boyle
T. Clark
Omaha
Cruikshank
Ig Bt
Bellingham
Washington
Foster
Gelwein
The Amana settlement in Iowa a model of simple life
Special Correspondent notes Ama na in Iowa as a 1500 member German founded community famed for unpainted houses vine covered walls five villages and strict communal living. They speak German, rely on inter village ax transport, forbid music from residents, and practice celibacy with late marriages. Education is compulsory and women have equal voice. wealth is pooled and leaving requires restitution of value without interest.
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Amara
Isex
Comui
Kitohsas
Almple
Barbara Helmman
God
Ion
America
Amana
Iowa
Amans
Brown
Waterloo to field fast yet costly basketball lineup
Burlington Hawkeye reports Waterloo plans a high priced yet swift roster under a strict salary limit. Manager Boyle has signed first class men, while critics debate enforcement. Despite costs, waterloo aims for strong season with pitchers Gasper Petersen Swalm and others contributing in opening games.
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Waterloo
Burlington Hawkeye
Tiwe
Aisa
Burlington
Boyle
R. Eb.strong
Slab
John Henson
Boyle'n
Justice
First Game Win for Champions Against Dubuque
The Waterloo Champions defeated Dubuque 6 to 3 on Saturday afternoon in a season opener. Dubuque, in a higher class league with higher salaries, threatened a shutout but Waterloo rallied in the ninth inning with a three-run burst. Bagnall replaced Ehert at a new position, altering defense, while Dubuque's Guerney pitched the early innings for the visitors as described by the Dubuque Telegraph-Herald.
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Dubuque
Waterloo
Dubuqus
Bagnall
Ehert
Fafe Company
Dubuque Telegraph-Herald
Old Town
Duque
Telegraph-Herald
Guerney
Peterson
van Ding
MeCes
Daringer
Swalm
Beinser
van Dine
Mueller
Shields
Bennett
Cedee Rapids
Oskaloosa
Waterloo Defeated by Dubuque in High Scoring Game
The Waterloo team, led by Lord and Tim O'Brien on the mound, battled Dubuque in a seesaw contest. Magee hit a three bagger, Dusty Miller made a dramatic headstand in the field, and Waterloo mounted a late surge before Dubuque pulled away with timely hitting and errors. Waterloo later faced Des Moines and Ottumwa, with mixed outcomes as pitchers dominated in parts of the games.
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Waterloo
Dubuque
RAE Dubuque
Miller
Companion
O'Brien
Gasper
Batters
Harman
Lizette
Searles
Burlington
Green Bay
Ottumwa
Des Moines
Young Robbers Caught Sunday Emulate Wild West Bands
Charley Jepperson, Tommy Falkenstein, and Myron Killerlam, aged 10 and two older youths, left Sunday to imitate onscreen bandits. They were captured in East Fourth Street with two watches a gold chain and a revolver. Police connected their spree to numerous bicycle thefts and shopliftings across the city.
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Moving Pictures
Charley Jepperson
Tommy Falkenstein
Myron Killerlam
G. H. Clark
Hast Fourth Street
Kepfor
B.C. Platt
Eigar
Bullaing
Br. GH Chirk
East Fourth Street
Clark
Jenkins
Sports for the Week Monday card highlights varied boxing and league opens
The notice lists boxing bouts featuring Mike Schreck versus Tony Ross and Jimmy Gardnerg against Harry Lewis in Boston. It notes early season openers for the National and American Leagues with games across major cities, plus meetings of the Automobile Club of America in New York and several regional sporting events and shows scheduled in Aqueduct Salem and Milwaukee.
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New York
Phiadelphia
Boston
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
St. Louis
Chicago
Detroit
St. Lewis
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Washington
Automobile Club of America
New York City
Jimmy Gardnerg
Harry Lewis
American Association
Son
Milwaukee
Louisvue
Kansas City
Indianapolis
St Panl
Columbus
Ainnoapatia
Toledo
Southern League
Little Rock
Memphis
Nasavite
Atlanta
Mobile
New Orleangs
Birmingham
Montgomery
Queen's County Jockey Club
Aqueduct
North Shara Kennel Club
Salem
Mass
A. A NNUAL MEETING OF POST BT P A
The annual meeting of Post BT P A was held in the Parlors of Ellis Rotel. Officers elected include President Y G Adams Vice President W W Wyant and Secretary and Treasurer S J Hall. The board was re elected and delegates named to attend the state meeting at Keokuk May 17 J T Rock L J Adams S J Hall E I Jones N C Olson W W Wyant Geo Hammond O N Noggles J B Weatherwax P J Martin and Charles Munroe elected city clerk of Oskeloose for the eleventh time.
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T. A
Post BT. P. A
Ellis Rotel
Y .G. Adams
W. W. Wyant
S. J. Hall
Keokuk
J. Tv Rock
L. J. Adams
J. Hall
E. I. Jones
N.C. Olson
Geo. Hammond
O. N. Noggles
J. B. Weatherwax
P. J. Martin
State golf tourney opens in Port Worth and leagues start
Saturday brings the Texas state golf tournament opening in Port Worth while the Northwestern league begins its season with Butte at Seattle Vancouver at Tacoma and Aberdeen at Spokane. The Virginia league starts six season with Danville at Lynchburg Roanoke at Richmond and Portsmouth at Norfolk.
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Port Worth
Northwestern
Butte
Seattle
Vancouver
Tacoma
Aberdeen
Spokane
Virginia
Danville
Lynchburg
Roanoke
Richmond
Portsmouth
Norfoll
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John
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Cardinals
Iynable
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Lon ‘Schroeder
Minneapolis
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Harryy
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Tim O'Brien
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Genings
T. O'Brien
Gurney
Biesser
Curtis
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Lawis
Bagnell
Y McGee
Vestened Kruger
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Robbara
Mike Schreck
Tony Ross
Newcastle
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