Former Waterloo Players Honored by All Central League
Paddy Siglin, Paddy Siglin, and Jimmy McAulay from Waterloo are highlighted as key performers with Youngstown in the Central League. Wagner, McAulay, and Siglin receive all central league mentions from Wheeling News. Youngstown remains in second place, aiming for top honors as the season ends on the 24th with .574 standings.
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Waterloo
Youngstown
Bul’ Wagner
Jimmy” McAulay
Wheeing News
Wagner
McAuley
Paddy Siglin
Pittsburgh Nationals
Siglin
Hhs
Waterloo Boys
Ana
Yergstown’ Na
Lsvansytte
Decatur Leaves Three League After Tornado Damage
Decatur dropped out of the Threetr league yesterday after 15 years as a charter member. President Garbett said the club would pay players through August 8 and no salaries after, while declaring players free agents. Umpire Hulburt forfeited two games to the Bloomers as several Decatur players seek spots with higher leagues.
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Decatur
Garbett
Duggan
Hulburt
Bloomers
Dr Shallenberger at Ellis Saturday
Letter from G S Sharp of Clemons Iowa dated July 24 1915 praises Dr W Shallenberger for treating his hæmorrhoids and rectal fissure. The note expresses gratitude and admiration for the doctor’s work. The Waterloo Evening Guardian and Reporter advertises a water statistic and classified insertion service noting 6 600 homes in Waterloo.
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Clemons
Wilbert
Shallenberger
G. S. Sharp
Mwaterloo
Gondler
Waterloo
PIONEER MERCHANT OF SIOUX CITY DIES AT 62
Sioux City news notes the death of Martin Dry Goods Company founder and longtime leader s. Martin, a pioneer dry goods merchant who arrived in Sioux City in 1868 and died after a brief illness at age 62.
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Sioun City
DAD
Sioux City
S. Martin
Martin Dry Goods Company
Martin
Notice of suit in Black Hawk County Iowa land dispute 1915
The District Court notices Ralph A. Yarrou as plaintiff against Charles Maresh Mary B Marsh George Peek Father Peek J I Baker John E Baker Rebecca Baker and unknown claimants regarding the Southeast Quarter of the Southwest Quarter of Section 14 Township 89 North Range 12 West in Black Hawk County Iowa. Plaintiff seeks title by adverse possession and establishes mortgage carve outs and prior conveyances. the case requires appearance by September 12, 1916 and publication of four weekly notices in Waterloo Evening Courier and Reporter.
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District Court of Laws
Plask Hawk County
Ralph A. Yarrou
Charles Maresh
Mary DB. Marsh
George Peek
Father Peek
J. i. Baker
John E. Baker
Rebecca Baker
Wightynine
Black Hawk County
Towa
Thergof
Tne
District Court of
Lowain
Mighty
Iowa
Che Morleynger
Sohn Baker
Lillian Martin
United States
Charles Marsh
Mary B. Marsh
George Peck
Wether Peck
J. E. Baker
Nebecca Baker
Capilan
Pest
Waterloo
Quarantine Expanded as Illinois Counties Stop Trade
Springfield reports that the Union Stockyards in Chicago were declared a restricted area and all Illinois counties placed in close quarantine by federal and state authorities following new cuts in shipments. The action tightens movement and commerce across the state amid ongoing restrictions and health concerns.
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Springfield
Chicago
Illinois
New Cutt
Outbreak Traced to Anti-Hog Serum in Foot and Mouth
State authorities report a fresh foot and mouth outbreak traced to infected anti hog cholera serum. Officials warn of further testing and restrictions as the source is investigated and controls are imposed to prevent spread.
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Avauley and
Wagnei
STAR
Tuam
Padiy Sigiin
Youngstown Games
DR. W. Shallenberger
Ellis saTurpAy
Ncyclopedia of
Jnpar
East Portland Cement
Canfield Lumber Co
Platessa
Djatriet Cours
Ack Hawk County
Ue District Court
Boll
San Francisco
Kansas City
Los Angeles
San Diego
Salt Lake
Colorado Springe
Denver
the Royal Gorge
Garden of the Gods
Pikes Peak
Expositions
Rock Island
Colorado
America
R. H. Johnston
Courier
Courier Office
Encyclo Persia
Avtatl
Hudson
Detroit
Tucson
Peverill Motor Safes Co
Mulberry and Sixth Streets
Charley Chaplin
Estigney
Harry
The
Herald
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