Lange of Sox A Farm Boy Pivot To Major League Fame
Chicago notes a tall tale of Frank Lange a Sox pitcher born in Columbus Wisconsin raised on farms and haying who after three years in organization could blossom into a premier slab star. The piece traces Lange childhood labor corn husking and muscle building and marks him as a top prospect for 1911 amid salary talks and Davenport Rock Island managerial chatter.
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No meeting of Three-I league magnates this week
Peoria’s Waterloo fate dominates gossip as postponements hinge on proxy Tearney’s travels to New York and later meetings. Kinsella of Springfield plots to replace Waterloo with Quincy or Decatur, while fans and manager Frank Boyle defend Waterloo’s steady play and attendance.
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Roy Wilkes Joins Directum In Valley Horse Cemetery
Roy Wilkes, a renowned pacing horse and sire, died at the Savage farm near Minneapolis and was buried beside Directum on the Minnesota river banks. He was 27, bred by FE W Hayden and sold to L A Davies before coming to Savage. He set records from 1889 to 1893 and defeated Mascot before later eclipsed by Dan Patch. his stud impact included Pearl C and Royal Victor.
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Prodigals Still After Tolander
Dan O Leary of the Rock Island club faces persistent managerial offer interest for the Davenport club. Davenport magnates have courted him to manage the Pretzel team next season, but reports suggest he may decline. Davenport President Dick Lane says the Rock Island option was offered to Rock Island Union but no reply has come.
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Milk Cow to Save Burning Mattress in Bold Rescue
A fresh cow helped extinguish a fire that started from a lantern when flames broke out on a wagon. Fifteen or sixteen year old Fred Bentz of Fairfax South Dakota steered the team and used the cow’s milk to drench the blaze, saving the wagon and its valuables.
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Bentz
Tractor Fire Rescue Uses Cow Milking Trick
A wagon fire threatened a load of goods when Bentz halted the team and commanded the tied boesie cow to bist e. The cow mooing distracted the animals and Fred began milking. After a protest milk, the milking on the fire cooled the flames in the absence of water or a farmhouse nearby.
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Methodists Meet at Plymouth Soon in Cedar Falls District
Plymouth Iowa December hosts the fifty fifth annual meeting of the Cedar Falls district of the Upper Iowa Methodist conference. Dr J W Bramell presides with district superintendent. Principal address by Dr R W Cooper of Upper Iowa University on educational work. Several pastors lecture on church problems and youth education with revival and closing sermon by Rev E K Hudson.
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L. L Lockard
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W. E. Ross
Clarksville
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A. M. Jayne
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J. BE
Bites Bone Is Paralyzed In Arkansas Dinner
Mrs Will Harrington of near Colo was dining at a family reunion in Nevada Nevada when a chicken bone crushed a tooth nerve exposed and left her speechless for ten hours. A physician and dentist treated her with difficulty and relief came only after hours. She is the wife of a well known young farmer near Cole and daughter of Ed and Mrs Chapman of the city.
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Lumbago Relief Reported From Foley's Remedy
W Greer of Greenwood Louisiana describes severe back pain with paralyzing attacks. He used Foley's Kidney Remedy and claims lasting relief from lumbago after starting the treatment. Sold by all druggists.
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Pape's Diapepsin Promises Quick Indigestion Relief
A 50 cent remedy claim for Pape's Diapepsin that, within five minutes of a single dose, promises to stop fermentation and cure indigestion by regulating an out-of-order stomach. It asserts relief from dyspepsia, sour stomach, and related symptoms after meals. The ad targets general stomach sufferers and touts rapid digestion of any food.
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