Jays Fall to Ansons Richards in Opening Game of Series
Manager Richards won the opener as his double scored Welaney in the eighth. Delaney walked and scored on Drohan error, then Richards doubled to plate the winning run. Waterloo struck early, but Marshalltown and others split scattered hits as the Ansons edged ahead in a tightly fought game.
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Marshalltown
Awe
Richards
Jays
Welaney
Maud Richardson
Bills
Sheldon
Bobbie
Harvey
Burnwald
Ty Delaney
Evans
Avisos
Sac
Delaney
Drolans
Mamaser
Hat
Hollenbeck
Siglin
Delaner
Waterloo
Riun
McAuley
Lighin
Wints
Ellis
Ansons
Vivans Waterloo
Elis
White
Hoy Ee
McAuler
Wyvans
Ee Hollenbeck
Pou Siglim
Yung
Drohan
Tutile
Marshalliawn— AG
Burewald
Eee
Ios
Maul
Marshaliten
Sears
Richard Vichrev
Nia
Foater
Ney
Jude
Sarwald
Delan
Drewan
Riehardann
Uff
Duithte
Tate
Standing of the clubs in Central Association
Central Association standings show Marshalltown 3 and Waterloo 4 with Cedar Rapids, Hinton 4, and a mix of results for Galesburg Ahiscatine Min, Keokuk Burlington. All games postponed due to rain.
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Waterloo
Marshalltown
Clinton
Cedar Rapids
Muscutine
Galesbore- Hurlington
Keokuk
Central Association
Cedar Rapid Hinton
Galesburg-Ahiscatine
Min
Keokuk-Burlington
Vain
Pennant Race Five Interesting in Central Association
The greatest pennant race in the history of the Central association nears a conclusion with a week left. Muscatine leads Waterloo by a half game, Burlington close behind, and Waterloo holds home-field advantages in most remaining games. Final series between Waterloo and Burlington could decide the title as Cedar Rapids and Vinton battle for last place.
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Central Association
Muscatine
Waterloo
Burlington
Hurlington
Keokuk
Marjshalltown
Mustine
Birt
Milkies
Rosse Nuty
Fans Demand Break After Umpire Boswell Disappearance
The Burlington area reads of Umpire Boswell vanish from coverage as Muskies fans press for changes. Watersoo returns Monday to start a nine game stretch while Keokuk visits Thursday through Saturday. Burlington plans one game Sunday and another Monday before the curtain falls.
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Boswell
Burlington
Muskies
Kowanos
Woswell
Steaiuis
Watersoo
Keokuk
Chicago Stops Philadelphia as Dalton Leads World Champs
Chicago halted Philadelphia ending a seven game streak in rain shortened play. Dalton topped the league batting list with 284 and New York led in various batting and pitching categories as teams jockeyed for position. Rivalry heats up as Buffalo and Brooklyn split a tight double bill and other standings shift across the circuits.
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Way Het
Ataston
Washington
Detroit
Chicaga
York
Cleveland
Navini
New York
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Boston
Chicago
Cincinnati
Brooklen
Philadelphia
Pinusburgs
Federal League
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Brooklyn
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Bert Louisville
Milwaukee
Indianapolis
Columbus
Kansas Ci
Minneapolis
St. Punt
Tess Erwin
Dalton
Grant
Becker
Gonzales
Cincionati
Daubert
Magee
Con Only
Wingo
Suovis
Pheland
Brookland
Ba Iing
Herzog
Dick Moblitzel
Aou
Jackson
Collins
Mitchell
Cobb
Speaker
Baker
Rudolph
Bender
Plank
Leonard
John Titus
Kansas City
Miller
Galloway Clinches Early Lead With Cedar Valley Forfeit
Cedar Valley failed to field enough players last evening and forfeited to Galloway, who solidifies first place. Galloway needs one more win to seal the pennant as Consier and Reporter and Citizens Gas meet this afternoon, with Postoffice and Galloway to clash Tuesday.
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Cedar Valley
Park
Galloway
Consier
Citizens Gas
Postofice
Citizens Cas
Foley Cathartic Tablets Advertises Liver Relief
An old advertisement promotes Foley Cathartic Tablets as a remedy for sluggish liver and constipation with claims of no griping. A Texas resident testifies they are best laxative she ever used, replacing other brands. The feature includes a Pittsburgh Chronicle-Telegraph anecdote about a spider in a newspaper.
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Nery Oldham
Wimberly
Texas
Pittsburgh Chronicle - Telegraph
Mark Twain
Missouri
Local baseball pennant race excites Waterloo attendance
Fort to pass Keokuk and another fight are noted as the pennant race becomes the most exciting in league history. Directors push for strong turnout in remaining games while Waterloo fans are urged to attend every match.
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Keokuk
Waterloo
In Old Kentucky comes to Waterloo theatre Aug 31
The amusements page notes the record-breaking play In Old Kentucky visiting Waterloo on Monday evening August 31 for its city debut. The simple Kentucky life romance follows Madge Brierly and Frank Layson amid feuds and horse racing with a strong cast led by Maude Parker and a full scenic and musical display.
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Kentucky
Waterloo Theatre
Madge Brierly
Frank Layson
Nivel
Alathea
Lorey
Neb
Old
Ken
South
Old Kentucky
Waterloo
America benefits from war in September forecast
Leavitt Johnson National Bank outlines September trade and financial outlook. US business may gain from Europe’s war, with bank clearings rising, dividend payouts up, and commodity prices up though not all increases justified. Farm income projected high on crops and livestock, while neutrality remains key.
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Leavitt & Johnson National Bank
Dts
America
Europe
New York
Rural Grads Numbered One Hundred Twenty Three
In Black Hawk county last school year one hundred twenty three eighth grade graduates were recorded by county superintendent Margaret Myers. The list includes Barclay Kathryn Brown Walter Hertzberg John May and many others across towns Cedar Falls Cedar Bennington Eagle Waterloo and Mast.
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Black Hawk County
Margaret, Myers
Barclay
Kathryn Brown
Walter Hertzberg
John May
Big Creek
Frank Powers
Helen Gutknecht
Mabel Cunningham
Robert Joder
Grant Smith
Cedar
Vincent Driscoll
Frank Nass
Elwin Huppert
Bernice Olive
Amy van Duyn
Cedar Falls
Neva Hilton
Ernest Jepsen
Royle Valley
Miner Mogenson
Clara Nissen James Hearst
Julia Madsen
Edna Shoemaker
Eagle
Frank Gewry
Mast
Waterloo
Ruth Hewitt
Warren Hewitt
Glenn Marsh
Susie Delpgardallo
Fern Rigdon
Martin Widde
Maric Priedley
Fragmented Reader Names List By City Pairs
A garbled OCR listing multiple names grouped by city pairs shows numerous individuals such as Fox-Margaret Demuth Lester-Donald Dunkerton Florence Fettkether Ralph Fressle Joe Grinnell Grace Carroll Orville Holdiman Mertle Shrimp Frank Kleckner Kenneth Trunnell Lieghty Krahn Helen McIntosh and others across Lincoln Alma Hoag Mary Gibson Mabel Morrow Anna Jensen Ruth Mustain Glenn Mustain Victor Larsen Viola Larsen Daphne Philip Martha Johnston Margaret Thornton Ralph Petrie Vernon-Elbert Beardsley Floyd Bell Elbert Beardsley Ralph Deeming Ori Stevens Claude Dickey Fern Aikey Nora Bell Orange-Dewey M Cable Inez Fay Daniel Gnagy Harvey Meyers Toy Lichty Gladys Saylor Robert Blough Merle Smucket Orville Lannreuther Ruth Lichty Ralph Trent Bernice Miller Merwin Saylor Poyner Irene Krantz Margaret Heiple Paul O Connor Alfred Schmitz Telford Bell Emily Wester Eleanore Youngblut Vincent Hall Agnes Nugent Thresen Schmieder Herbert Scares Anna Federspiel Hubert Wester Agatha Weber Alice Bueter Henrietta Thiry Spring Creek Barbara Howrey Vaughn Croft Dorothea Lange Margaret Kerr Union Pearl Sands Evelyn Andersen Mette Hansen Washington Fannie Muir Edna McElhaney Earl Burkhardt Waterloo Exie Worler.
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Fox
Margaret Demuth Lester
Donald Dunkerton
Florence Fettkether
Ralph Fressle
Joe Grinnell
Grace Carroll
Orville Holdiman
Mertle Shrimp
Frank Kleckoner
Kenneth Trunnell
Lieghty M. Krahn
Helen Mcintosh
Lincoln
Alma Hoag
Mary Gibson
Mabel Morrow
Anna Jensen
Ruth Mustain
Glenn Mustain
Victor Larsen
Viola Larsen
Daphne Philip
Martha Johnston
Margaret Thornton
Ralph Petrie
Mr.Vernon
Elbert Beard
Poyner
Irene Krantz
Margaret Heiple
Paul O'Connor
Alfred Schmitz
Telford Bell
Emily Wester
Eleanore, Youngblut
Vincent Hall
Agnes Nugent
Thresen Schmieder
Herbert Scares
Anna Federspiel
Hubert Wester
Agatha Weber
Alice Bueter
Henrietta Thiry
Spring Creek
Barbara Howrey
Vaughn Croft
Dorothea Lange
Margaret Kerr
Union
Pearl Sands
Evelyn Andersen
Mette Hansen
Washington
Fannie Muir
Edna, McElhaney
Earl Burkhardt
Waterloo
Exie Worler
Farm Sale Near Waterloo Sells for 5500 Dollars
Harry Wall sold his 40 acre farm four miles southwest of Waterloo on the Black Hawk creek road to A J Reber for 5500 dollars. The property includes a nearly new commodious house and a fine young orchard.
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Harry Wall
Waterloo
Black Hawk Creek
A. J. Reber
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