Cubs Sweep Brunswicks in Brunswick League Night
The Cubs extended their lead in the Brunswick League by taking three straight games from the Brunswicks. Clarence Manahl posted the high score and best average as the Brunswicks struggled to keep pace in the series.
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Repass Auto
Morgan & T Sullivan
J&ekman al Joys
Knights of Columbus
Starr
Smith
Kamir
Tad Starr
Morgan & Jales Fodard
Mahouer
Au Schutt
Cubs
Brunswicks
Clarence Manahl
Change Likely In Schedule For 1914 Illinois Chicago Football
Chicago January 1 It may be Purdue and Northwestern removed from the 1914 schedules of Illinois and Chicago University officials say Purdue would not be financially wise for Illinois and Northwestern lacks appeal for Chicago. Chicago used substitutes against Evanstonians and won easily.
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Chicago
Mlinois
Purdue
Northwestern University
Ilinois
Northwestern
Evanstonians
Alumni Defeat West High In YMCA Basketball Clash
The mest high alumn defeated the high school team at the YMCA gym Wednesday afternoon, scoring 24 to 18. McDonald and Robert Armstrong led the forwards while Sharp is expected to earn a spot on Northwest University squad. Osage visit Friday for a game against the alumni. Buell Mayes has resigned from the local squad as he prepares to leave town.
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Mest High
McDonald
Robert Armstrong
Ames
Armstrong
Comets
Miller
Shirey
Sharp
North-westery University
Walker
Chapman
West High
Alumniu
Algnini
J. Armstrong
Milo Miller
Arandon
Witt
Euler
Roses
Colter
Hines
George Cockburn
Osage
MG. A. Comets
Buell Mayes
Leonard
Stubbs
Warner
Sawyer
W. Armstrong
Rocker
Safer May Join Federals In Chicago Rumor
In Lansing Michigan on January 1 there were rumors that Vic Safer the Chicago NL first baseman has received a three year Federal league contract offer. Safer declined to discuss the subject.
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Safer
Federals
Lansing
Mich
Vic Safer
Rabbis Killing Contest Ends With 220 Rabbits Killed
Local sportsmen in Northborn Ja began a New Year shooting contest to determine a winner by the number of rabbits killed. Teams divided, and the losers hosted a banquet for the victors on New Year’s Eve. In total 220 rabbits were slain in the event.
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Northborn
Johnson Welcomes War With Federals
Chicago reports a deal to give the Chicago Federal league team a North Side park site, with M E Cantillon from Minneapolis guiding the move. B B Johnson of the American league predicts a broad benefit to players owners and spectators if the Federals launch with proper financing and may spur needed reforms in organized baseball.
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Chicago
M. E. Cantillon
Minneapolis
American Association
Chicago Federal League
North Side
Cantillon
Federal League
B. B. Johnson
American League
Johnson
Baseball Leaders Brace for Federal League Clash
A high level baseball official predicts upheaval as the Federal League challenges established clubs. He notes many teams lost money last year and warns 1914 may be rough, but asserts the disruption could force improvements in player conditions and owner prospects. He urges non Chicago clubs to mount a strong defense alongside Chicago teams.
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Publu
Hye
Theo Ite
Federal League
Federals
Chicago
Will Reorganize Minneapolis Team
Minneapolis, Jun. 1. News leaks that owners of the Minneapolis American Association club asked waivers on every man on the team and were successful for several players. Under baseball law, other league clubs must consent to a transfer. The Miller broadcast noted Columbus claimed Claude Roogman and Jim Williams, Roy Patterson drew some interest, Altizer drew three claimed, Jimmy Williams and Fred Lake attracted offers, while Olmstead, Rondeau, Smith, the Delahanty brothers and others were not claimed and waivers granted.
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Minneapolis
Jun
American ‘Association
Brades
the Millers
Columbus
Claude Roogman
Jim Williama
Roy Patterson
Altizer
Jimmy Williams
Kansas City
Fred Lake
Olmstead
Rondeau
Smith
Delahanty Brothers
Clymer
Fiene
Whelan
Mogridge
Burns
Winter
Gilligan
Tannehill
Killifer
Des Moines Boys Lose Chance At Southwestern Tourney
Des Moines high school basketball players will be barred from the Southwestern Iowa tournament to be held at Drake University gymnasium due to a rule prohibiting outside-school games. Interest ran high as North East and West High expected strong lineups led by Brindley Nichols and Green, but the restriction ends any outside competition for Des Moines squads this winter.
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Des Moines
North
East
West
West High
Brindley
Nichols
Green
Tango Dances Drive 'Em Mad in 19th Century Flair
Jan 1 Fark notes a dancing craze as society women seek partners among chorus men and cheap actors. A new "Paul Jones" dance forces all to tango at whistle blast, with no introductions. High priced, secretive events attract mixed crowds, risking reputations and social lines.
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Fark
Paul Jones
Secrat
Active Year in County Recorder's Office Noted in Waterloo
Black Hawk County Abstract Co reports a strong 1913 with bank clearings in Waterloo up over 82 million dollars in 1913 versus 1912, land transfers up nearly half a million, and 6,785 instruments filed the largest in the office's history.
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Black Hawk County Abstract Co
Waterloo
Recorder
Jesup Holiday Visitors and Local Notes
Jesup table of local visitors includes Inez Devine from Charles City and Geraldine Belscamper from Independence. many residents moved, hosted Christmas gatherings, and Rev. T. J. Elwick hosts revival meetings at M. E. church. Born events include Roberta Thayer and Kenneth Leroy. grand opera house to feature Adams and Danielle entertainment.
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Jesup
Inez Devine
Charles City
Martin Melody
J. Hile
Baptist Church
S. Hallman
Geraldine Belscamper
Independence
H. Miller
Rockford
Guy Cone
Waterloo
B. King
F. C. Shimer
Mary Mcinteer
Caryl Chaplin
William Amfahr
Tony
Mathew
Eagle Center
M. EB
T. J. Elwick
Grace Truax
B. Krueger
Bernice
Emmetsburg
Anna Decker
R. Newcomb
Bonaparte
Coral Stoddard
West Liberty
A. C. Knowles
Neta
Winthrop
G. Burnette
J. Gray
Lewis Roberts
Roberts
Freda Thayer
Adams
Danielle
Grand Opera House
Christmas Socials and family visits in Jesup area
Local notes recount Christmas gatherings across Waterloo Independence and Jesup with relatives, church groups, and the Epworth league presenting a communion service. Highlights include visits by the Muncey and Tathaway families, a surprise for Mrs Elwick, and plans for Rev Knapp's January arrival.
Rowley Newsbriefs Highlight Local Humdrum Transits
Rowley notes report William Rehburg drove to Waterloo. The A. A. S. postponed for two weeks. F. M. Williams at Troy in business. W. J. Ireland back home in Waterloo. Mrs. Sara Burdick of Independence visits Rowley. Miss Inez Boice visits Sadie Stary and others. Misses Lillian and Dorothy Penrose from Mitchell visit Aunt Mrs. Albert Sloan. C. V. Christopher, Bran don resident, calls on Rowley friends. M. Pinsch distributes sale bills for Frank Kuhn. Mrs. A. Listy returns from Eldora and Town Falls. Mrs. H. R. Cady, NW of town, dies after months ill. hip fracture a year ago.
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Rowley
William Rehburg
Waterloo
A. S
F. M. Williams
Troy MU
W. J. Ireland
Sara Burdick
Independence
George Beatty
Inez Boice
Sadie Stary
Finch
Lillian
Dorothy Penrose
Mitchell
Albert Sloan
C. V. Christopher
Brandon
M. Pinsch
Urbana
Frank Kuhn
A. Listy
Race
Eldora
Town Falls
Dows
H. R. Cady
Thia
Funeral of Buchanan County woman and family mourns loss
The article notes the death of a Buchanan county widow who remained on the farm for her son after her husband died eighteen years ago. She left two sons Arthur who died twelve years ago and George who survives with his mother. The funeral was held Wednesday and burial in Rowley cemetery beside her husband. H R Cady and family settled in Buchanan county over forty years ago, owning the farm home until death. The piece closes with condolences and mentions Eli and Wayne Householder returning from Waterloo with W J Ireland and the remains of his little son, buried in Howley cemetery Monday.
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Rae
Arthur
George
Rowley
H. R. Cady
Buchanan County
Eli
Wayne Householder
Waterloo
W. J. Ireland
Howley
Funeral held for Mrs. Isabelle Fillmore in Cedar Rapids
The 86 year old widow died at her son Charles’s Winnipeg home and was laid to rest at the local Methodist church. Her passing leaves nine children, all but Fred of Los Angeles present, with many great grandchildren. Rev. Dr. Lockwood officiated. Local residents and relatives are noted visiting or returning from travels, including Walter Pendergast, G L McCalley and daughter Inez, Justin Barry and Jeffery, Paul Garner, Arthur Cherry and Mrs. Brown. Rebekah lodge No 457 plans installation of new officers next Monday.
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Eugene
Waterloo
R. A. Chesebro
E. C. Wilson
N. Reynolds
Minnesota
Jesup
Viala
B. F. Stoddard
Hi. Brash
J. H. Copenhaver
Sioux City
Binter
Roy Young
George Lambert
Des Moines
G. Lambert
M. B
T. S. Elwick
Bert Blakeman
E. J. Lown
B. F. McGinnis
C. Miller
L. H. Dodge
N. Lown
Harold McKibben
Grace Fox
Loda Walker
Marble Rock
Cal
Lockwood
St. Paul’s Church
Cedar Rapids
Fillmore
Walter Pendergast
Chicago
Thomas Pendergast
G. L. McCalley
Inez
Oregon
McCalley
Justin Barry
Jeffery
McAllen
Arthur Cherry
Sidney, Mont
E. Brown
Church Meetings Study Acts Epistle in Sessions
A notice states meetings run from six to ten members with the Book of Acts studied throughout. One chapter will be read at each meeting and any person may attend regardless of church membership.
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Spokane
Wash
Priest Lake
Idaho
Imperial
Waterloo Evening Courier
Walnut Street Baptist Church To Start Bible Study Classes
Walnut Street Baptist church will begin three month Bible study classes next week, continuing until April 1, with about 200 expected to enroll in 1914. The annual program, held each year, will mostly meet in Waterloo east, with twenty or more class numbers anticipated.
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Walnut Street Baptist Church
Walnut Church
Waterloo East
KRESKO For Clear Skin Trial Sample Sale
A promotional notice touts KRESKO as a skin healer for eczema rash pimples and blemishes. It offers trial sizes at 26c and 25c soap with medicated KRESKO, plus jar sizes and a free sample by mail from Kresko Laboratories Department 91 New York, with several local druggists listed as sellers.
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Kresko
Kresko Laboratories
Dept
Fourth Ave
New York
Wangler Bros. Co
B. W. Schuneman
Knapp Drug Co
H. W. Taggart
Henderson Drug Co
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A. Manahi
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Wendy
Es Moines
Board of Supervisors
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West High Five
N. B
France
Recorder's Office
H.R. Houser
Mrs. Westburg
Jet Stoddard
Buchanan
Ade E Wedele
A A. J. Busby
Mgr
TEL
Jimmy Valentine
Beverly OF Graystaek
Sala
James K. Hackett
McIntyre
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Iowa State Bank
West Fourth and
Jefferson Streets
Leavitt & Johnson National Bank of Waterloo
Towa
Byvank Transfee Cv
Klinefelter & Sons
Park Avenue West
Jas. L. Henderson
Bridge St
Wilbert Shallenberger
Ross
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