Pop Anson Remembered as Baseball's Daddy of Baseball
Reminiscence on Adrian C. Pop Anson portrays him as a grand old man of baseball at seventy, praising his influence, loyalty to clean play, and role in popularizing the game. He laments rule changes, notes era differences in pitching distances, and credits Anson with inspiring many future baseball figures. The piece highlights his global impact and lasting legacy.
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Pop Anson
Pop” Anson
Andy Gump
Pop’ Anson
Pop
Adrian C. Anson
Anson
Orient
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason on rights and neighborly peace
A humorous verse sketch where the speaker insists on his rights yet celebrates neighborly harmony. He lists pleasant neighbors and minor irritations from hens to a barking dog and a horn, concluding that keeping the peace is preferable to airing every grievance.
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Smith
Johnson
Bildad
Hawkins
Pop Anson Praises The Great Baseball Game Today
The excerpt lauds baseball as the world's greatest game with Pop Anson praising its appeal and his efforts to elevate the sport. It highlights athletes as possessing quick minds, keen eyes, and agile bodies contributing to the game’s appeal.
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Pop” Anson
Brighton Route One News Briefs
Mrs. C F Savage and son Halbert visited Fairfield Sunday to see Clifford. Mrs. C F Norton is listed as sick. Wellston school closed last Friday with a picnic. Miss Myra Gowry stayed Tuesday night with Don Gowey’s at Rubio. Mr and Mrs A M Crumty of Stockport visited Wednesday afternoon at the Brining home.
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Brighton
C. FE. Savage
Halbert
Fairfield
Clifford
C. F. Norton
Wellston
Myra Gowry
Don Gowey
Rubio
A. M. Crumty
Stockport
Crawfordsville Boy Named Editor of Daily Iowan
Cloyce K. Huston of Crawfordsville was elected editor in chief of The Daily Iowan for next year at the University of Iowa. Loren D. Upton of Minot, North Dakota, was chosen business manager by the Iowan board of trustees. Huston is active in debate, glee club, University Players, and Zetegathian literary society.
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Iowa City
Cloyce K. Huston
Crawfordsville
Daily Iowan
University of Iowa
Loren Dpd
Upton
Minot
N. D
Iowan Board of Trustees
Huston
The Story of Our States Nebraska’s early history and statehood
This summary chronicles Nebraska’s name origins from Ne braska meaning shallow water, its Blackwater nickname, and early explorers. It follows Coronado Marquette and Lewis and Clark, fur posts at Bellevue and Omaha, and settlement growth during the California gold rush and Kansas Nebraska act. It notes the 1804–1807 territorial changes and statehood amid presidential veto.
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Platte River
Nebraska
Blackwater
Coronado
Great Plain
Father Marquette
Missouri
Lewis and Clark
Manuel Lisa
Bellevue
United States Territory
Omaha
American Fur Company
Nebraska City
California
Nebraska Territory
Fortieth
Dakota Territory
Idaho Territory
Towan Daily hires new staff and announces interim editors
The Towan paper lists staff roles for the year with reporter and night editor positions held by a staff member who is a member of Sigma Phi Epsilon and Sigma Delta Chi. Upton has aided the business manager and brings sales experience. he studied at Nebraska Wesleyan and belongs to Acacia. Huston and Upton will not name full staff until September. This year’s Daily Towan is edited by George N. Stour and Dwight A. Davis serves as business manager.
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Towan
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Sigma Delta Chi
Upton
Daily Towan
Nebraska Wesleyan University
Acacia Fraternity
Huston
George N. Stour
Winterset
Dwight A. Davis
Iowa City
Columbus Junction Man Still Missing
Charlee Diamond returned to Gering Nebraska after four days in Columbus Junction as searchers continued for Earl Diamond who vanished a week earlier after his Ford was found with engine running on the east Iowa river bridge. A river search by Earl Smith Ernest Rock Elmer Will son and Charles Diamond extended toward Wapello as river conditions hinder recovery.
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Columbus Junction
Charlee Diamond
Gering
Nebr
Earl Diamond
East Iowa River
Wapello
Earl Smith
Ernest Rock
Elmer Wiilson
Charles Diamond
American people hold record bank savings in May
Washington May 6 Saving accounts in American banks total about 6.5 billion dollars as unemployment and slow economy persist yet thrift remains strong. Thrift Division official Lester notes wartime habits continue, with individuals across the nation adding millions to savings.
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Washington, D. C
Lester
Thrift Division
Treasury Department
Omaha Man Praises Tanlac After Three Years of Ill Health
Mathew Bauer of 3117 South 18th Street Omaha Nebraska declares he recovered after three years of suffering from indigestion kidney trouble headaches dizziness and fatigue. He credits Tanlac for restoring appetite sleep energy and overall health after four bottles.
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Tam
Tanlac
Mathew Bauer
South 18Th St
Omaha
Neb
Advt
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Evening Journal
Elder
Shannon
Bruce Cowde
Washington
Iowa
E. Main Street
Mutual
Ist
Taliating
Abe Martin
Che Kin
Walt Mason
DAILY
IOWAN
FOX
Pictorial Review
New York
B. Thrifty
Ngton H
Trust Mo Pany
Frank RK
Leslie Dunlap
THE
Washington Evening Journal
Chandler
Pioneer Dea
Chandler Motor
Bosch
Cleveland
Ohio
Cord Tires
Bevins Motor Co
Washington, Iowa
Chandler Motor Car Company
Cleveland, Ohio
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