Muskie Protest On Game Delayed By Wire Decision
Muscatine officials announce a protest over a Wednesday muskies game with the Bluejays citing a Wire from American League president that a runner touched by a coach near third after a home run should be out. Umpire Cook ruled the runner out under rule 5 and 17, causing local claims the run should count. President Block and AL head MB warned a final decision will be issued soon.
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Muscatine
Sam Block
The
Muskles
Muskies
Bluejays
Ban Johnson
American League
Focal Club
Ron
Washbrook
Lee Head
Hunter
Ziggy
Cook
Lince
Black
Umpa Cook
Plaza patrons see John Masons one day portrayal of Jim the Penman
Plaza patrons who were admitted to see John Meson in the performance of Jim the Penman for one day will be consoled by news that another star from Teuown is to appear on the hill today and Saturday. The title role of the White Sis
Get It Corn Cure Claims Painless Results
An advertisement extols GETSIT corn cure as painless and simple with drops and shoes to use in the morning. It promises quick relief from corns and calluses and urges purchasing from druggists or direct mail in Chicago. The copy emphasizes ease, no sticking, and a century of development.
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E. Lawrence & Co
Chicago
The White Sister Hearts-Broken Journey Home Triumph
Viola Alien leads a staged romance as the heartbroken heroine who believes her lover is dead in the army. Travers headlining role with Kix reals narrates the tale of devotion and self sacrifice ending in a fitting marriage climax after five years.
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Viola Alien
Richard ©. Travers
Jeading Man
Kix Reals
Jover
Care of Baby Over Birth Rate Says Doctor’s View
Dr Lydia Allen DeVilbiss, Kan Bab department head, told delegates at the national conference of race betterment that a mother’s care of a child matters as much as the act of birth. She argued proper environment and feeding cut infant mortality, urging child hygiene bureaus to focus on care of those born. The Growing Courier notes its 6,500 daily circulation in Waterloo.
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San Francisco
Cal
Lydia Allen DeVilbiss
Moralista
Faper
DeVilbiss
One Farmer Now Ferringt Hogs in Black Hawk County
In an Aug. 4 feature from the Weekly Star of Karas City, Harvey Dees of Quiet Veale farm discusses pure bred cattle and hogs. He argues love of the breed, not money, drives success, advises farmers to start with existing stock and pursue one enterprise at a time, noting many Black Hawk County farmers own pure bred stock and that buyers dominate the horse trade while breeders focus on cattle or hogs.
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Mr. Hoss
Lkely
Mitali
Carmers
Tihey
Black Hawk County
Ilack Hawk County
United States
Hass
Hees
Idlowa
Mr. Meas
Emphratis
Carly
Sant Farm
Tie
Wien
Sean Vueny
Iacmers
Hog farming questioned as profitable practice fades
In a candid interview with rural leaders of Weter county farmers critique hogs as a poor manure source and expensive income. They argue hogs convert food poorly, offer little fertility, and burn cash instead of building soil while emphasizing corn as the farm’s main revenue. In Waterloo Evening Courier and Reporter, about 8,600 homes receive each evening’s copy.
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Weterloo
Waterloo
Etiquette Questions for Social Calls and Dances
A column poses etiquette guidance on courtship calls by a young woman to a recent acquaintance a man inviting a caller to name the guest for a party the number of cards to send and leave at departures proper greetings a husband escorting a wife to the tablet seating for an 18 or older daughter under 18 and the protocol for asking a dance and serving refreshments in formal social events.
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