Waterloo Medical and Surgical Institute Ad
Established 1903 Doctors Bouldin and Allen are oldest specialists in the state of Iowa in chronic disease care. They claim long records, offer treatment for many conditions including catarrh, stomach and liver diseases, nervous disorders, and women’s diseases. They advertise private care, hospital accommodations, and out of town patient attention with phone contact and hours daily.
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Bouldin and Allen
Towa
St. Vitus
Bouldin & Allen
Grounders the Awakening in Spring Sporting Pebble
General sporting note from the Dubuque Journal and Courier Journal cites awakening sap of spring in timber and baseball. Waterlon fans urged to attend. Waterloo opener contested among Davenport Rock Island Dubuque and Rowland predicts a ten club league. Lang of Davenport says Quincy and Decatur may join as non voting members. no game in Waterloo yesterday due to weather.
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Courier-Jaunenal
Waterloo
Davenport
Rock Island
Duahugque
Rowland
Lang
Quincy
Decatur
Lewis G. Bachant
Kankakee, Til
Des Moines
Bachant
Irrepressible Johnson to Serve Sentence in Frisco Jail
Irrepressible heavyweight champion Jack Johnson must serve a 26 day sentence for reckless speeding in Frisco. The Supreme Court denied relief, leaving Johnson likely to remain in jail as he contemplates life as a model prisoner while promising to escape if released.
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San Francisco
Jack Jot8son
Pugillat
Frisco
Treadwell
Supreme Court
Johnson
Auprema Court
Baseball Commission to Decide Three-I League Mix Up
Ban Johnson and Ban Johnson proposes a quick settlement in a Three I league dispute. The National Commission plans to meet Monday to decide a major matter affecting independent teams and the potential creation of a rival league. The dispute centers on majority rules under the Three League system and Waterloo’s continued membership in the circuit.
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Ban & Johnson
American League
National Baseball Commision
Burlington Hawk-Eye
Ron Johnson
Martrén
National Commission
Connie
Eve
Hfe Leamnes
Ban Johnson
Jonneon
Arbitration Board
Farrell
Waterloo
Clr
Emuit and Waterloo Circle Play Ball in Circuit Notification
The fragment notes that Emuit should notify the southern ciders to play ball in the present circuit with Waterloo. It implies a sports scheduling or league alignment update involving Emuit, southern ciders, and Waterloo within the current circuit.
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Emuit
Waterloo
Baby Bliss Must Help His Mother in Bloomington Suit
In Bloomington circuit court, Leonard known as Baby Bliss, famed for his 428 pound frame and Fat Men's baseball club fame, faces a suit to support his pauper mother. Judge Hall ordered $10 monthly for the mother and $20 from the other son Herbert, who contests the decree. The case pits family duty against legal enforcement amid regional notoriety.
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Freeport
Bas
Bloomington
Leonard
Baby Blisss
Ilinois
Fat Men's
Herbert
Sports Topics Highlights Rumors and Signings in Baseball
Pat Tebeau dispels Cleveland rumor about buying the Cardinals and says he is done with the game except as a fan. Frank Gotch seeks a bout with George Hackenschmidt, offering a $5,000 forfeit and a $20,000 guarantee, with Chicago plans on May 1. Abe Attell faces weeks out after an arm injury from Friday night.
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Pat Tebeau
Cleveland
St. Louis Cardinals
Sar
Tebeau
Cleveland Spiders
Frank Gotch
George Hackenschmidt
Chicago
Gotch
Jos Coffey
Abe Attell
New York
Frankie Burns
Jersey City
Attell Tondhi Burns
Attell
Kilbane
From City Job to Police Court
Davenport court records show a string of drunkenness cases with William Kelley ex city plumbing inspector pleading guilty and recounting a family plea for surgery. Silas P Moody, with a long prison record since 1871, was sentenced to thirty days on the streets after confessing to theft from farm rigs. Others, including H T Brown J Reardon James Casey Ed Sprouse and Charles Moelke faced fines or street days for drunkenness or disorderly conduct.
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Davenport
Caldwell
William Kelley
River Town
Mike Reed
Chicago
Tom Chase
Reed
Silas P. Moody
Sixth Street
Moody
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Iowa
Anamosa
H. T. Brown
J. Reardon
Fred Hines
James Casey
Ed. Sprouse
Charles Moelke
William Kreagan
Duck shooting fine yesterday on Washburn trip
Joe Huffman and a Mr. Leland, camping above Washburn, visited the city to buy shells after a day of thick duck flight. Both hunters reportedly had good bags despite geese being wary and flushing i nseeing distant gunfire elsewhere.
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Joe Huffman
Mr. Leland
Washburn
Harness Races Planned in Mason City Iowa
Mason City Iowa announces harness racing meets to run June 27 to 29 with 2:30 2:35 2:20 2:15 pacing and 2:24 2:18 2:14 2:10 trotting classes each carrying $400 purses Entries close June 12 1911 Mason City joins Cedar Valley Racing circuit including Des Moines Marshalltown Austin and Marion.
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Mason City
Des Moines
Marshalltown
Austin
Marion
Gray Hair Remedy Promises Youthful Look Despite Gray Locks
A promotional note declares gray hair marks age and urges Wyeth's Lowe and Sulphur Hair Remedy as a cheap, simple cure. The ad claims it revives hair color, eliminates dandruff, promotes scalp nourishment, and clears itching after a few days. Sold by A. W. Taggart at fifty cents a bottle.
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Wyeth
4. W. Taggart
North Waterloo and Railroads Give Hunters a Heavy Haul
A Waterloo report notes four hunters returned with ninety seven ducks after a river outing. Rail traffic shows twelve stock trains passed through the city en route from nearby to eastern markets. Several residents from East St. Louis, Freeport, Albert Lea, Dubuque, Osage, Williams Town, and Cedar Valley areas visited Waterloo or took posts in the rail shops. Changes include W T McGuire arriving as assistant division storekeeper, replacing R E Downing, and locals taking new boiler maker and blacksmith helper roles. The Litany of Poverty closes with a plea for aid reflecting hard times.
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H.C. Preston
East St. Louis
Waterloo
W. B. McCurdy
Freeport
W. T. McGuire
Lestery
Chicago
R. E. Downing
Mr. McGuire
I. C
McComb
Miss. Co
R. Lovell
Albert Lea
E. R
Arthur Richardson
Osage
S. D. Sherrod
Otto Burtow
A. M. Schaefer
Williams
George E. Turner
Barney Nagle
Round House
John Stumbis
New Pupil Influx At West High As Classes Start
Public school of the city reopened with many new pupils indicating steady growth. Families arrive from Cedar Rapids Chicago Dubuque LaPorte and Maryland represented among the entrants while seating was soon found for all. Two teachers were off duty Emma Bengegelt German instructor and Mrs Maris third grade teacher suffer from illness and blood poisoning respectively with substitutes covering in their absence.
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Waterloo
West High
Cedar Rapids
Chicago
Dubuque
LaPorte
Maryland
Emma Benggeli
Town City
Bengegelt
Teachlers’ College
Cedar Falls
Mae Maria
Central Building
Park Avenue
West
Maris
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Lew Tierkstader
Jim Jeffries
Sam Langford
Fire Man" Flynn
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Mike Schreck
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Commercial Street
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West Fourth St
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China
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South Street
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