Stolen hits and errors cap Otumwa doubleheader loss
Oskaloosa stranded with timely Otumwa hitting as Everett starved, guiding Ottumwa to a win in the first game and a second contest setback. Behringer and Donovan stole, Bruggemann to Rose turned a double play, and Mier Donovan Sacrifice hits supported a tense play. Time of game 1:57. Attendance 600. Umpire Reynolds.
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Smith
Boyd
Behringer
Donovan
Bruggemann
Rose
Mier
Newhansa
Oskaloosa
Everett
Oskeloosa
AL Ahpoah Kennetgs
Lawler
Ins
Harms
Toman
Fortley
Oliltso Bradley P v
Ooor
Ottumwa— Abrhpore C Blaming
Hartman
Finney
Volk
Washer
Cavanaugh
Cady
Corbett
Zackert
Ottemwa
Harma
Brady
Zeckert
Bradley J
Keokul
Keokuk
Burlington
Reichle
Wison
South
Keoxuk
Bramble
Wilson
Whisman
Howse
Lamon
Senether
House
Rassie
Sarifice
Botan
Cosereve
Bruggeman, Boyd
Holatrom
Reese
Spencer
Ro Seeman
Hage
Miller
Yanti
Haye
Re Ichle
Bases
Boyday
Primary Election Funds Hit By Audit Delays
The auditor received word from the executive council on payment of primary expenses totaling 179.40 with county costs reported at 2433.60, of which the state pays half. A draft for 1216.50 was received Monday. Local boards face additional labor and compensation questions as the state reviews election expenses under current law. In a separate item, Jacksonville lost to Waterloo 5 to 4 in a baseball game with costly errors and strong hitters from both sides.
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Executive Council
Deiig
Blackhawn
Jackle
Lee
Intersonville
Oskatoosa
Kensel
Lawler
Everett
Evans
Memibelue
Jacksonville
Aiteman
Ofa
Board of Supervisors
Bal- Morris
Potats Ooee
Suet Fe
Otturawa AB RA PO
Plg-Pleming
Elon
Uiartman
Wisher
Onpimey
Blavsser
Eleo Ulyoinsso
Townsend
Lwwasher If Idoa Bexte
Lueavanaugh
Planington
Cruikshank
Oskaloosa
Foster
Ottumwa
Curtis
Rune
Lizette
Memning
Magee
Krueger
Peterson
Searlas
Harms
Volk
Wash
Berger
Dcly
Ritzman
Cady
Riteman
Harliaan
Finney
Cavanaugh
Corbett
Lutt
Reynolds
Rainbow
Quincy
Quincy Yeager
Avennield
Lewis
Err Burg
Crandall
Callahan
Elliott
Stevengen
Preasy
Kewanee
Cyclones
Laporte
Attie
Schlutzman
Boyer
Fargeman
Quackenbush
McGhane
H. Davidson
Itar Rainbow
Blackhawk County
Gether
Fergeman
Laporte, McClane and
Kober
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Northern
Chicago
Rock Island and Pacific
Chicago Great Western
Ihhinois Central
Chicago Northwestern
Assols Central
Drafts and Divorces Lead Des Moines Page Brief
A chaotic report details a draft payment of 1216.80 and deductions totaling 2,493.60 for county bills, while Des Moines faces 134 potential bigamists due to divorces not filed. Court actions shift toward enforcing proper filing and fee collection as cases linger unresolved.
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Des Moines
Aug. A
Clents
Atorneys
Equity Court
Plan for Corn Exhibit Attracts Iowa County Organizers
An Iowa corn commission plans for the national exposition to be held in Omaha December 10 to 19. Waterloo may supply a county organizer to aid Iowa exhibitors in securing prizes. Des Moines hosts a meeting August 26 with county organizers to review progress, premiums, and state-wide reports.
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Iowa Commission
Omaha
Iowa
Chicago
B. W. Crossley
State Commission
Waterloo
Crossley
C. B. Axtell
Bunkerton
Des Moines
Jones
Wilson
Department of Agriculture
Pab
Helty
Family Outing at Electric Park Delights John Roeger Cherney
The families of John Roeger and Dick Cherney spent a pleasant day at Electric Park, traveling in the afternoon with hearty lunch baskets and enjoying the Ano spread at supper. They visited several amusements and came away pleased with the day’s enjoyment.
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John. Roeger
Dick Cherney
Electric Park
Rebels In Custody As Government Cracks Down
Paris reports the government moving to crush an insurrectionary movement that began at Vigneux last Thursday. Police seized leaders of the revolutionary party on charges of inciting disorder and rebellion as preparations for new demonstrations continued. The detained include James G. and R. C. Clark of Waverly, Dr. Edgar F. Smith of Fairbank, Rae Dr. Chas Relmke of Muscatine. Meanwhile visitors Rae Dr. Chas Relmke, and Edna Housden return to Waterloo after a week at the Lyric.
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Paris
Tte
Vigneux
General Federation of Later
Revolutionary Party
James G and
R. C. Clark
Waverly
Edgar F. Smith
Fairbank
Rae Dr
Chas
Relmke
Muscatine
Waterloo
The
State University
Iawa City
Died of lung trouble Harry Bruner near Fontain Colorado
Harry Bruner died at his Fontain Colorado home Sunday morning from lung trouble after a lingering illness. Born in Waterloo he spent his boyhood here and later lived in Colorado Springs and a ranch near Fontain. He was 32 and survived by a wife, one daughter, his mother Mrs. Bruner, brothers and sisters. Funeral services will be held Tuesday in Colorado Springs due to distance. some relatives may attend.
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Harry di Bruner
Fontain
Colorado
Joseph Bruner
Waterloo
Colorado Springs
West Side
Station A
C. W. Bruner
Anniie Brener
L. G Johnson
Denver
W. RB. van Buren
Decorah
Grant Bruner
Fort Dodge
George Bruner
Leal
California
Railroads Valuation Shown In Abstract Of Assessment
The abstract of assessment records the valuation of railroads at 3,326,946 dollars. The figure reflects the total value assessed for railroad properties, according to the official abstract.
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United States Express Company
Adams Express Company
Wells Fargo Express Company
Northern Iowa fair gains support and plans advance
Promoters of the Northern Iowa fair report strong citizen backing with a $10,000 pledge from Cedar Valley Improvement Company to start a working fund. Officials outline grounds and track plans declaring success assured, with Waterloo poised to host a major northern town fair in fall 1909 and rail service improvements being discussed.
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Northern
Iowa
Reporter
Waterloo
Rock Island
W. G Fand N. Company
Local Markets At Waterloo July 3 Market Update
The Waterloo market reports a firm high quality horse trade but sluggish medium and common stock amid summer dullness. Buyers remain cautious with eastern orders scarce, extra good horses selling steady while cattle and hog markets show declines and slow shipping. Grass cattle improve, feed prices mixed, and poultry and corn demand steady though harvest approaches.
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Waterloo
Airship Event Disappoints Operator After Short Landing
An airship exhibition at Electric Park drew several thousand spectators but failed to please operator Mr. Yager as the lighter ship developed only half its usual power and could not land at its starting point. After an initial ascent, the craft flew northeast over the river and landed in Kilpatrick's oat field at Chau tauqua Park’s edge. Yager awaited a vehicle to retrieve the Comet, while spectators remained impressed by aerial navigation. The show plans to continue with new acts next week including Thaylu and Shep Owen, despite the setback.
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Mr. Yager
Yager
Electric Park
Chautauqua Park
Kilpatrick
Bayersdorf
Electric Hag
Thaylu
Electra
Shep Owen
Owen
Waterloo
Wotll
Dreamland
Wonderland Infleeting Park
Markets Today Lamdon Bros Hog and Cattle Prices
The Waterloo market reports receipts for hogs cattle and sheep with prices for mixed and butcher grades from 6.25 to 6.95 for hogs and cattle opening 10c lower and closing 20c lower. Sheep markets opened 10 to 15c lower and closed lower. Hogs left over total 3,077 and yesterday’s carryover 13,600.
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Sheen
Market Prices and Receipts Report for Dairy and Farm Goods
Market notes show receipts below expectations with steady Tradts and prices near last week. Dairy items like patent Waterloo and Pioneer feeds hold firm. hay deliveries were light as farmers stayed busy. Prices listed for Timothy, wild hay and straw reflect a firm market with varied bagged and bulk lots.
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Tradts
Waterloo
Ceegenes
Timothy Hay
RYO
Veveesaey
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Patrick
Buylington
Sentles
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Blausser
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Martin M. Smith
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Alditgcr
Board of Review
Boata
Lapel Lee
Edna Housden
Oelwein
Lyric Theatre
Harry Bruner
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Abstract OF Assessment
Cedar Valley Improvement Company
Readi
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the Report of
Rock, Island and Pacific
Cedar Fails
Central Main Lne
Ilnois Central
Monazine
Norther
Mona Junction
Edgse
Express Companies
Town Tennis Association
Hyperia
William T. Hayes
Toledo
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Peters
Freddie Schiel
Lou Schiel
Vinton Street
Francis Hitch
Railroad Mission Chapel
Peek's Grove
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Vera Ricketts
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