Waterloo Adds Two Fast Ones To Rooster Lineup
Waterloo, led by Manager Boyle, plans a bold 1991 season with Hoyle as manager, Bowman from Enid and a purchase of Demmer and Kelly from Red Wing. In 193 players last year Demmer hit .824 with 188 hits and 3 home runs while Welly hit .200 with 133 hits, as Deamer, Collins, Clemmons and Deamer vie for a strong outfield mix.
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Enid
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Welly
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Reidy
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Connie Collins
Clemmons
Long
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Preseason Games Planned by Three-I League Managers
Waterloo hosts four pre season games with Dubuque on April 15 and 16 and April 22 and 23, as Ot tawa weighs two or three games here later. Beiter and Kelly vie for first base, Jendricks and other pitchers top the rotation, with Harrington and Fremer anchoring catching duties in a busy winter buildup.
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Lynch Re-elected President As Baseball Leagues Plan
Thomas J. Lynch was re-elected National League president for a one year term. The leagues announced a committee to harmonize schedules with the American League, plan 164 games, and confer on Sunday dates. A new American directorate will include St Louis Detroit Washington Philadelphia with Somers re-elected as vice president. The writers association elected officers including Joseph Jackson as president and Jack Ryder as vice president.
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Old Wateriog Resident Near Death’s Door
Charles Hepler, longtime Wateriog resident, is reported near death from stomach cancer. Former city employee, well known locally, was visited by Officers Hollcroft and Ryan who brought two days of sunshine to his sick room.
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Favorite actress coming Dec 30 in Miss Ananias
Waterloo fans of Miss Ade ladde Thurston will enjoy her appearance in Waterloo on Friday December 30 at the Waterloo theater in her latest success Miss Ananias Critics call the comedy among the season’s cleverest and most entertaining with a strong supporting company Thurston has appeared in Waterloo previously and shown high class acting The piece draws large local anticipation plus a note on society egg consumption from a separate statistic item
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Chief Justice White served as Confederate Army officer
Washington December 15 Justice Edward D White born in Lafourche Parish Louisiana in 1845. He studied at Mount St Marys College Jesuit College in New Orleans and Georgetown College then joined the Confederate Army through the end of the war. He practiced law, entered the Louisiana state senate in 1874, became an associate justice of the Louisiana Supreme Court in 1878 and was elected US Senator in 1891. While senator he was appointed an associate justice of the Louisiana Supreme Court.
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Converts in Role Ribbed Waverly Converts in Role Ribbed Waverly
In Waverly yesterday 1 200 men watched evangelist Sunday deliver his booze sermon. The crowd shifted from hostility to laughter and cheering as his denunciation of the saloon grew, converting many audience members to temperance. Beets and beets factories near the city framed the scene with beet shipments and local industry. A Paris actress Nortina elga won King Alphonso, while Edison favors the golden rule enforced by police.
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Tabernacle Notes Reveal Selfless Seat Choice and Affairs
In Dysart, attending pastor Rev. W. Co. Lang and parishioners share Sunday meetings at the tabernacle. Joshua Robinson, 70 plus, saves front seats for the unsaved, while others fill early to secure best spots. Reports describe bright conversions, a converted drunkard eager to speak, and several intimate affairs among married members, including a stenographer wife confronted by letters.
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Pinex cough syrup remedy promises instant relief
A vintage remedy claims a pint of cough syrup lasts long, costs less than $2.50, and relieves coughs within 24 hours. It blends granulated sugar solution with Pinex, touting throat benefits, broad use from whooping cough to sore lungs, and a satisfaction guarantee.
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Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Grippe Cure
The ad claims that taking Pape's Cold Compound every two hours for three doses will cure grippe and break up a severe cold in heads backs or limbs. It attributes the product to three years of research costing over fifty thousand dollars and notes it contains no quinine.
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Eminent Banker Davis Dies at 61 in New York
Henry C. Davis a Wall Street banker and president of the Wisconsin Society of New York died at age 61. He was an authority on railroad finance and construction, born in New Hampshire, raised in Wisconsin, and held posts with Union and Northern Pacific before moving east. He led London assignments with the Yerkes underground railroad and later worked with the Guggenheims in Colorado mining ventures.
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Rheumatism Painful and Dangerous Warns of Blood Cure
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