Moline Team Plays Pearls Tonight
Hills defeats Troop F 6 to 5 in a late season Washington game. The American Pearls host the Moline International Harvester team in a city league doubleheader with Seventy-Six. Pearls previously beat Seventy-Six 5 to 2 as Hills and Troop F suffer setback.
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International Harvester Company
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West Chester
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Edmondson
Jacobs
McFadden
Walt Kiesey
Ashby
Kiesey
Dougall
Jean
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Shaw
Gorham
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D. Mmeoel
W. Mellecker
Grimger
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CC Jacobs
Standings and Scores Then and Now
Baseball standings and recent results across the American and National Leagues with team records and percentages. Yesterday’s results show Chicago at Philadelphia postponed by rain while Detroit and St Louis also had weather affected games.
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New York
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Boston
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Beal Family Guests and Local Visits in Ainsworth
Local notes record visits from Illinois residents to Ainsworth and surrounding areas. Will Beal and family from Carthage, I K Beal relatives, Glen Arnold and Mary Ruth, Clyde and Earl Duke visiting from Monmouth and Galesburg, and many others stopping by at the Beal, Wood, and Roberts households. Community members attend meetings, birthdays observed, and clubs meet for refreshments and needlework.
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Jean White
Ainsworth
Will Beal
Carthage
Ill
Dick Willis
Clark Wood
Donald
Daryle
Delbert Wood
Cedar Rapids
Mildred Woodburn
Glen Beenblossom
J. M. Stewart
Washington
Rodger Colthurst
Arnold Snook
Roy White
Homer Coppock
Indianola
Rowan
N. Foster
Kensington Club
Everette Roberts
Roland Smith
Whitman
Waterloo
Beverly Smith
8. N. Foster
McDaniel Beats Mayor in Fourth Flight of City Golf Tourney
Prominent druggist and banker George L. McDaniel won against Mayor Lloyd Lytle two up in a tense fourth flight match. McDaniel advances to face the Hugh McCleery–Vernon Crull winner, as other fourth round results include Sam McCleery over Bob Arthur and Pr. I. D. Davis over Vernon Miller.
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Lloyd Lytle
George L. McDaniel
McDaniel
Hugh McCleery
Vernon Crull
Sam McCleery
Bob Arthur
Davis
Vernon Miller
Davie
McCleerry
R McCutchen
Gene Tucker
Gene
Jack Lytle
Martinsville history marks three initial settlements
Martins Perry Ohio saw three early settlements, first in 1785 then a second attempt later abandoned due to Indian disturbances. A final resettlement occurred in 1835, establishing Martinsville as the lasting community.
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Martinsville
Haskins Locals Note Visits and Summer Guests
Mrs John Godlove reports weekend gatherings in Haskins Iowa with the McCreedys of Water loo visiting J R McCreedy and Embree households. Marjorie McCreedy traveled with them toward Iowa City, while Richard and Charles McCreedy planned a vacation stay with Mrs Embree. The Embree and Raymond households hosted cousins and in laws for dinners and casual calls.
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Frank Pratt
Ted
Charles
Raymond Sankey
Richland
Oriel Sankey
Kenneth
Marion Ropertson
Anna Springer
Eloise
A. J. Robertson
Douds
Iowa
Nora McKinstry
Walter Wilson
Harley Cher. Winker
Jessie Mae
Albert Janecek
Lloyd
Allen Schaeffer
John Nisle
Washington
Nisle
Ed ‘Libe
Bar
Esther
David Banks
Ralph Cheney
Kinross
Harry Willis
John Godlove
Haskins
Leslie McCreedy
Waterloo
J. R. McCreedy
Marjorie McCreedy
Iowa City
Davenport
Harold Godlove
Sigourney
Riverside
Carrie Iden
Frank Embree
M. D McCreedy
Richard
Billy
Lois Godlove
Embree
al Raymond
Fred Strain
Crawfordsville
Bother
Jesse Raymond Little Charles
Chillicothe First Capital of Ohio Through 1810
Chillicothe served as Ohio's first capital from 1808 to 1808 and again in 1811 before Columbus was laid out as the capital. The first assembly met in Columbus on December 2, 1816.
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Chillicothe
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Zanesville
Columbus
Minorca’s Quiet Crime History Prompts Curious Reputation
Minorca in the Balearic Islands is famed for its low crime record with residents leaving personal possessions on farms and yards and houses reportedly rarely broken into or vandalized, reflecting a pervasive sense of safety.
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Minorca
Balaeric Islands
Producing Heavy Water From Ordinary Water
The piece explains there is about a pound of heavy water in two and a half tons of ordinary water. It notes electrolysis as a method to separate heavier water by passing an electric current through the ordinary water to decompose it.
Women's Garters Through Twelfth Century Practices
The article notes that women wore garters in the Twelfth century and that Wycliff mentioned them as early as 1882. Before elastic was invented, a woolen strip served as a garter.
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Wycliff
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