Local business directory snippet with names and firms
An OCR fragment lists numerous names and firms such as Highwey 2B, H. Knacht, Woodruff and Morgan, John H Mason and Co, Mrs Ed anderson, J E and W N M Chapman, Hon Moothert, RL Belt, Melsch and Rath, J H Wise, Garland and Wilcox, Goo Yerney, F Pinkerton, Dunham Bros, F J Korio. The text resembles a late 19th or early 20th century tradespeople roll call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highwey
H. Knacht
Woodruff & Morgan
John H. Mason & Co
Ed &Ndarson
J. E
WN. M. Chapman
Hon. Moothert
RL. Belt
Melsch & Rath
J. H. Wise
J. A. Wise
Garland & Wilcox
Goo
S. Yerney
H. Pinkerton
Dunham Bros
Farrell Issues Bulletin On League Player Moves
Secretary Farrell issues a bulletin dated August 34 detailing player movements across leagues. Names include Jack Verhop with Williamsport, Ray Whitman with Keokuk, Ed Schaaf with Ned Egan, Fred Spencer and Chester Holstram with Burlington, and Harme to Rockford. Beardsley released. Beadley, Rebscher, Woodring, and Blank freed by others. Des Moines suspends William Anderson for failing to report to Winterloo. Drafting rules state lists of purchases and Wheat options due by the 20th. National association player sales from team to team barred one week before September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farrell
Jack Verhop
Freeport
Williamsport
Ray Whitman
Keokuk
Belt
Ed. Schaaf
Ned Egan
Segset
Fred Spencer
Chester
Burlington
White George
Harme
Rockford
Central Association
Waterloo
B -Ottumwe
James Beadley
Kewanee
Rebscher
Woodring
Mr. Blank
William Anderson
Winterloo
Des Moines
Matuager Bayle
ASOD
National Association
Ape
Gems Rout Waterloos In Tepid Baseball Tilt
Burlington won from Keokuk after a tied contest as Pete Peterson struggled with five wild pitches. Waterloo delivered a strong late-onslaught, while fielding kept Keokuk from scoring. final score noted with few decisive plays and upcoming matchups listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Gems
Pratar
Peterson
Champs
Comet Airship Flies Over Waterloo Park Spin
Horace Wildih illuminates the sky as the Comet airship, guided by balloonist Horace Wild, sails above Waterloo. It departs 7:45 and returns to the park after a 35 minute flight, with Wild refitting ballast to counter a gusty afternoon. Spectators, including Elks from the area, witness a masterful serial navigation and a safe landing near the aerodome despite temperature changes and wind. In separate news, Burlington defeats Keokuk 59-2 in a disputed baseball forfeit, with Keokuk refusing to play the rescheduled game and officials debating the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Wildih
Waterloo
Comet
Aerodome
Dack
Bayesdoerfer
Bayeardoerfer
Horace Wild
Wild
St. Louis
Mr. Wild
Oneth
Theatrical season line up from A J Busby two-venue plan
A J Busby announces attractions for the coming season to be split between East and West theatres. Read shows include Stubborn Cinderella Paul Gamore Knight for a Day The Man From Home Honeymoon Trail and many more with dates pending and bookings coordinated with the Chicago office. Edward Fernberg of Aurora joined his family in the city and will vacation with Mrs. Max Israelov.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Busby
Eat
West Side Theatres
Te Hag
Iown-llinois
New York
Nyar
Paul Gamore
Carlene
Geo. Cohan
The
Tim Murphy
Lewis James
Patton
Geo. Howard
Adelaide Thurston
Hi Henry
Arrow
Louise Carter
Vermont
Evgine Moore
Tempest
Sunshine
Lana Rivers
Skrea
McFadden
Stetnon
Wizards of Wall Street
Holy City
Candy Kids
Meadowbrook Farm
Frank
Long Company
Norwoods
She Lion
the Mouss
Qle Swanson
Chicago
Edward Fernberg
Aurora
Max Israel
Littleton News Highlights Local Visits and School Plans
Aug 55 Miss Katie O Toole engaged for fall term in Westphal district. Mrs Finch of Washington visiting sisters in Independence. Mr and Mrs Buchholz infant christened at Lutheran church. Clarence Kingsbury hosts guests from Independence. Beth Gruman to teach Triumph school starting Aug 17. Local milk output declines due to hot dry weather. County residents attend gatherings at various homes and hotels along the Wapsi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katie O'Toole
Indépendentethas
Westphal
Finch
Washington
D. G
Lizzie Howard
G. Cutehall
Shane
Nevin
Campbell
Jesup
Iaw
Bire
Buchholz
Lutheran Church
Yoleck
Walter Gustave Buchholz
Clarence Kingsbury
Fred Balley
Independénce
E. J. Kingsbury
Robert Wisines
Independence
Beth Gruman
Triumph
Mincha Barclay
Mde
Breates
Fred Ballou
Soma Farmera
Judd Grout
Cedar Rapids
Laura
Kingsbury
Littleton
Judd
Ed, Grout
Louis. Rice
Cedar Falls
Kingabury
Alton
Mra
Swan
FSB
Canin
E. al] Lit
B. J. Kingsbury
Barclay
Myr. Cox
Ottumwa Beats Oskaloosa in Baseball Doubleheader
Ottumwa edges Oskaloosa 5 to 1 in game noted for pitcher Bradley’s tough seventh inning. Summary cites Lawler and Henry two base hits, Lawler three base hit, and 350 in attendance with umpires Reynolds and Cameron officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oskaloosa
Ottumwa
Otkumwa
Bradley
Orkelonza
Lawier
Flenry
Lawler
Zackert
Tiradley
Finney
Cavanaugh
Volk
Everett
Moody
Reynolds
Jesup town news notes a busy season and town life
Local items report Ralph Young travelling to Rock Island to aid holiday supply work. The Chapman Lumber Co builds a coal shed of 14 by 100 feet with a cement floor to hold seven hundred tons. Social events include Mrs H A Honok hosting the B club. Miss Nellie Comfort recovering from appendicitis. many residents visiting relatives in Chicago Independence Laporte and Cedar Falls. A Jesup Poultry Association show is planned for January 4 1999. The Wapsi river fishing, haying incidents, school term start, and outings in Oak Grove are described along with several visits and arrivals across town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph
Young
Rock Island
Ill
Chapman Lumber Coig
H. A.“Honok
Rome
Westburg
Nellié-Comfort
Wm. Newton
Chicrgo
Jesup
Newton
James, Dalton
C. A. Hart
Bizing
Laporte D
Jesup Poultry Fanciers" Association
Wapsie
Sellars
Quasqueton
Littleton
L. S. Hovey
Louis
Je- Aup
Ete O'Brien
Brysen
Ana Nbia
Charley BicGlaugh
Acca
Charles Frush
Mike Clarw-Jones
Suast
Anna
Moloney
Independence
S. J. Curtis
J Litketon
Will
Stella Jones
Mies Rena
Alexander Agals
Marshall Bal
Winthrop
Charles Brocka
Maggie Harter
John T
Frank T
Jay S. Burrell
Oak Grove
Bridge
Myrta
Blanche Burrell
Margeret Ayley
Harl Truax
John ‘Trulax
Bhady Oaks
Wilson
Udell
Deb Web
Dick Westphali
James McGlaughlin
John Fidlar
Maynard
Clarence
Alton Manrags
Dakota
Fairburn
Hot Springs
Alvin Eel
C. Smith
Otterville
A. W. Manross
Will Cage
A. Are
Effie
Manresa
J. H. ‘Tilant
Moody
Oalweinys
Pienia Party
Mrz. Hovey
Janey
Hester
Sylvia
King
Charles' Melrose
Brazil
Hayward
Lena
Grace
Will Hayward
Ray Stevenson
Triumph
T. G. Melrose
Jeanp
Fremont Storey
Durkerton
Mra. Hovey
Charles Melrose
Stellgus
Leslie Davie Starts Work at Winchfor Creamery
Leslie Davie has begun employment at the Winchfor creamery, taking on a new role within the dairy operation and joining the local workforce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Davie
Winchfor Creamery
Quiet Cedar Valley cattle and hog market at Helogal run
The Waterloo Helogal market shows extremely quiet trade with limited receipts and firm demand for top grade cattle and hogs. Prices drift around steady levels as buyers wait for fall activity. poultry and grain deliveries remain light, while hides hold stronger value for better grades amid cautious dealers and packing-house sourcing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Aug
Morena
Chicago
Three Lambert family under several appendicitis operations
Nashua August 6 Special: the Lambert family near Nashua has faced three appendicitis operations within a year with Ruth and another member previously treated, and Jesse may undergo another operation soon as the illness recurs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lambert
Nashua
Noalkki Lambert
Ruth
Jesse
Tig
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Peterfson
Yeager
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Pennington
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Justice
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Egan Wil
Secon
Buylington
Brevette
Dehovan
Loy Vee
House
Rose
Yans
Burg
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Bruggeman
H. P. Bullett
Dike
Spencer
Parks Keokule
J.ercecaese
Rehvinger
Reichle
Miller
Roland
Corriden
Lemon
Smith
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Yaut
Breyetts
Struce
Spencers
Yant
Ehirg
Donovan
Newhouse
McCarthy
A. Kewanee
Morris
Cannon
Jacksonvile
Gy Morris
Ee Gray
Aes Ee
Blansser
Berte
As. Cannon
P Whee
Kowanne
Pone Johnson
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Wteede
Crandall
Callahan
Copeland
J. Busby
Stevenson
Cahuon
Mortis
Canton
McGarthy
Meloan
Uupire
Cameron
Miles
Norton
Miles Medical Co
Elthart, Ind
Sgt Joe
Hoge
Gorn
SwagepNook Pamphet
Kim
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Ottla
Bhajes
Néetiik
Timothy
Alde
Transreal
Mary Pendergrast
Frankie Ss
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East
Kedder
David
Glason
Annie G
Hillman
G.W. Ting
Margaret, Halkett
I. I. Rook
T.-K. Joder
A. Sibert
Boise
Foreign Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
Gharley Virden
Yesderday
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Guiles Anni
Fiat
Ong Euan Cae
Heancita Sane
Leavitt & Johnson Nat'l Bank
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