Fairfield Dominates League Play With Strong lineup
Fairfield in a 166 percent form, backed by manager Dennis Collins and five new salaried players, showcased a potent battery Leighton and Foster and strong support from Alberson Nicola. Maxwell pitched well, Davis featured at short and outfield, while Sykes Vogt left the field injured. Brighton reorganizes and Fairfield seeks continued success and crowd support.
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Fairfield
Dennis Collins
Leighton
Foster
Alberson
Nicola
Maxwell
Gardner
Will
Nichols
Lynch
Burlington
Battery
Western Association
Burris
Ottumwa
Fox
Cedar Rapids
Nichola
Shaper
Muscatine
Davis
Deutschman
Gaston
Vogt
Washington
Sykes
Elliot
Brighton
Mr. Elliot
White
Frank Alberson
Hubert Nicola
P.O
Gaines
Lombard
Magill
Wee
Harsh
Tallmann
A.B. Davis
Ss . i Deutschmar
Its
Allman
Ington
H W. L. Davis
Elliott
Burnham
Wiches
Washinghtton
Fairfield i
Spire
Needham
Crowd at Columbus Junction depot heralds big day
Crowds gather for Columbus Junction events as Washington horses and wheelmen join passengers listed from Re Wells to Mr. Corrett. A Civil War era sham battle promises authentic combat without blood, while local youths from the 1st church depart for Monmouth in a moonlit sendoff at Corrett's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus Junction
Washington
Re Wells
Lem Cherry
Frank
Willie
Belle Stewart
Elmer Jones
Geo
McAvoy
Frank Huet
Ike Hall
EB. Norton
Yank Laury
John Maxwell
Tom Johnson
Walter Logan
Mr. Hutton
J. C. McCartney
Teas
J. A. ¥. Ashby
John Yockey
Frank Alberson
Walter Laughead
Dave Burroughs
Alex Houck
Walt Cherryholmes
J. I. Stevenson
Hervey Bell
John McCartney
Mort Keeley
Jim Conger
Lloyd Neal
Dave Donovan
Tom Thompson
Dr. Burroughs
Jim Turner
Henry Hull
Will and
Fort Sherman
Fred Letts
Jas
Allie
BP. Brockway
Baptist church members host yard gathering near Kerr home
The group from the Baptist church enjoyed a pleasant drive to the Kerrs two miles west on the Sigourney road. Mr and Mrs Kerr provided an ample spread for all attendees who contributed a small sum to support new fixtures for their worship space. The countryside is favored for such feasts this season.
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The
Baptist Church
Custody dispute leads to return of child
Since the separation of Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Russell the father has had custody but yesterday Mrs. Russell in disguise took the child to her home. The report suggests the Judge who granted custody to Mr. Russell could order the child returned. Also notes a social gathering at Miss Helen Lewis’s Heights home in honor of Miss Sally Tracy of Richland with light refreshments and music. An eclipse sighting and local ads for Hall’s Catarrh Cure are included.
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Irwin Russell
Helen Lewis
Heights
Sally Tracy
Richland
Martha Samson
Tina Shields
Emma Boyer
Ada Jenkins
Messers Power Elliot
Milan Shields
Irwin Ferguson
BK DEAL Changes Hands Influential Men Buy HT
The Washington Illuminating Co is now owned by a stock company formed by leading local business figures. Names of buyers withheld for tomorrow. A stockholder promised better service and plant repairs to restore city lighting. Mrs Everson expressed satisfaction with the deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washingtonlluminating Co
Journal
Everson
Interesting letter from Rev J R Logue reports Milan then Switzerland
The author describes seeing Milan Cathedral and Leonardo da Vinci's The Last Supper in Milan and notes a hope to return to America. The journey continues to Lucerne and Interlaken in Switzerland with Sabbath in a Presbyterian service, castle and university visits, and a Glasgow departure planned. He mentions a promotional note about Lost Paradise with ticket details.
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Venice
Milan
Europe
St. Sebastian
Paris
Genoa
Risa
Rome
Naples
America
Church of the Graces
Leonard da Vinci
Christ
Switzerland
Lucerne
Inter Lakin
Jungfrau
Glasgow
Washington
J. R. LaGar
Keeley Real Estate Notary Public at Liberty Pole
Ty T Keeley operates a real estate and notary public office at 207 West Washington Street and is noted for signing the Liberty Pole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ty. T. Keeley
Notary Public
West
Washington Street
Liberty Pole
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Mercer & Chilcote
Postoffice
Victor
Lion
Cash Grocers
A. Nicola & Son
South Side Square
Ombardos
Lombardos
North Side Square
A. BE. Berry
Smouse
Opera House
Smith & Baird’s
Reynold's Gallery
Emma Abbott
E. Kan
Iowa
Indian Territory
Texas
Grocery
Franklin Township
South Side
Isaac Klein
B. F. Dixon
Patreleld
Chas. Burroughs
Chas. Reeves
Jack Quinn
R. R. Lane
Joe Daniels
Harry Crone
Bert Gordon
Capt Kellogg
State Fair
U. P. Social
1St Church
Jas. Loughead's
Chas. Carrett
Monmouth
Mr. Corrett
Baptist Social
Hall
FE. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
O. We
F. J. Cheney
Est & Truax
O. Walding, Kinnan & Margin
Mr. and
Mrs. Everson
C. T. U. Convention
RK. K. Meacham
HH. FB. Samson
Anna D. Brown
Agana Brown
Party
John Shield
Rev
J. R. Logue
Hove
I. Klein
China
Row & Bush
W. H. Stokes
Watertown
Des Moines
Christian Church
Missouri Pacific
Iron Mountain
Kansas
Nebraska
Missouri
Arkansas
Rissell Wilson
Adams St
Chicago
Lil
D. A. Burrows
Washington County Savings Bank
Columbia Clothing House
Jake
Soitude
Campbell & Bown
Glasgow & Lytle and
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