Twelve Teams Ready for Twilight League Opening Date
Plans for the Inter Sunday School Twilight Baseball League are set with twelve teams from local churches and schools. Opening games begin March 7, with a 11 game schedule and games dark on weekdays, Cedar River park and league park alternating. The silver loving cup trophy could become permanent if First Methodist wins again. Rule guidelines require regular Sunday school members with three weeks prior activity and attendance, while paid play incurs disqualification. F W Richardson is league manager.
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Walnut Street Baptist
Burton Avenue Baptist
First Prebyterian
Christ
Calvary Lvungeligal
Grace Methodist Episcopal
Union Congregational
Central Christian
St. Paul's Methodist Pisces First Evangelical
First Congregational
First Methodists
Iis
F. W. Richardson
St C Shopmen Receive Wages Increase Across System
A two cent per hour rise in wages for Waterloo and Illinois Central Railway shop employees is announced by Chicago officials. The raise affects twelve thousand Missoula Central workers and follows long negotiations by company unions.
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Yllinois Contral Railway
Chicago
Waterloo
Missola Central
Police Notes In Quiet Morning Court Proceedings
Police court was short and dull as Louis Freeman pleaded not guilty to operating a disorderly house with a hearing set for tomorrow. The Independant Fruit Co store owner pled guilty to parking a delivery truck before a theatre and paid a fine. A break in at Red Cross drug store 620 Sycamore street was foiled by patrolman James H. Lammert at 2 a.m. The burglar fled after entering an alley bypassing two gunshots. W. J. Wallace of Little Rock was arrested on a hotel defrauding warrant. Theodore M. Rehder reported his watch stolen and Durward Harden his bicycle taken last evening. An ad for Chmatens detergent appeared.
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Louis, Freeman
Independent Fruit Company
Red Cross
Sycamore Street
James H. Lammert
Steamore Street
Women of Three Generations Praise Lydia E. Pinkham List
The daughter, mother, and grandmother report strong effects of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound in relieving women's ailments. Originating in 1873 by Lydia E. Pinkham of Lynn, Massachusetts, the remedy is described as a standard for women's health with claims of benefiting eight in every hundred users.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia HB
F Pinkham
Lydian HB. Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Musterole Promises Swift Cold Relief At First Cough
An old style advertisement urges treating a cold at the first cough or sniffle with Musterole, a white mustard ointment claimed to draw out congestion and relieve soreness. It touts home emergency use and compares favorably to mustard plasters, recommending jars and tubes for hospitals or home care.
Campfire Girls Hold Monthly Ceremonial at Haswell Home
Vailyea Campfire Girls held their ceremonial last evening at Miss Grace Haswell's home. Sixteen girls received honors, with Dorothy Shimer winning the top honor and proclaimed honor girl for March. The ceremony featured feather insignia marked with the camp symbol.
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Vailyea
Grace Haswell
Etris
Dorothy Shimer
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as Calomel Substitute
Olive Tablets marketed as a mild laxative alternative to calomel claim quick relief for liver and constipation. They supposedly avoid teeth damage and gum havoc, claiming they improve headaches dullness and sluggishness by cleansing the system.
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Dr. Edwards
Automobiles Collide at Intersection Injuries Averted
In an effort to avoid a crash at the Commercial and Bridge streets intersection at 6 p.m. yesterday, Mrs. John Emith of 408 Multan'egst managed to steer away from another car and escaped injury as the vehicles collided.
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Bridge Streets
John Emith
Multan
Egst
Fatal crash follows swerved car collision in town
J B Reid Stricken died suddenly at 8 30 p m yesterday while visiting his mother. A teen driving a car swerved and crashed into an electric post outside Paul Davis arc, breaking the lamppost. Mrs Smith escaped injury though her can was damaged. John G Martinann of 228 Hatlen Street rear ended Smith’s car, causing minor damage to the second vehicle.
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J. B. Reid
Paul Davis
Here
Mrs. Smith
John G. Martnann
Hatlen Street
Bmith
Lane and Thornton to represent Wedherloo Kiwanis at Atlanta
Will A Lane and Dr T F Thornton will represent Wedherloo as official delegates to Kiwanis International in Atlanta Georgia from May 28 to 31. A large delegation of Iowa Kiwanians is expected to join. A special train will carry Iowa delegates to Atlanta. The previous international was held in Toronto.
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Will A. Lane
Wedherloo
Kiwanis International
Atlanta
fwAtartan Kiwaniins
Iowa
Toronta
Obituary Note on Emma Heid and Family Remains
The obituary mentions Emma Heid aged 50 and her surviving family including a widow and three sons. Keefe and Towne funeral home are handling arrangements. The body is at the Charles home with burial planned at St. Keat's after services tomorrow. The deceased reportedly became ill Monday afternoon and died within hours after paralysis.
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Emma Heid
Keefe & Towne Funeral Home
A. G
St. Keat
O' Charles
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Lave
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Bure
Attila
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Dodge Brothers
HBH
Davidso
J. B.eth
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Cole Bros. Electric Co
America
Ularkie
Rly
Pete Rae
Windsor
Aluminum
New Kensington
Davidson Company
Golden Rule
TOWA
Charles Guy
C. H. Mengst
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Ruste Company
Greens
Miner & Curtis Hampton
Elliott Hrine, Co
Lawler, Bieber %& Knight
Dan Supply
la Porte City
Lehman & Hack
Her Springs
Tatum
New Mamaton
W. Palmer
Tama
Frank Sinboch
Wabsters City
aAugust Fy Mueller
Waverly
Mooney's Variety Store
S. A. Gurtis & Son
Genuine Bristle Dauber
Susee
Cuba
la Palma
la Palina
Onal Cal
Congress Cigar Company
Philadelphia
Francis Stitz CO
Waterloo, Iowa
Lloyd
Marshal B. Lloyd
Lloyd Manufacturing Company
Heywood-Wekefield Co
Mensmiece
Michigan
Mothers of the World
Lloyd Loom
Deal
Alec“ Pane
Pearent Lloyd Dealer
Lloyd Baby
East Fourth St
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