Waterloo Faces Criticism Over Three-I injunction
Water loo boosters used courts to halt ousting of Waterloo from the Three-I league, a move met with mixed fan reaction across the circuit. Chicago meeting details and possible realignments loom, with Dubuque viewed as a likely target if Waterloo is shelved. The Peoria Star notes an April 26 opening for a 140-game season and proposed league rules, while local fans split on the court action and possible withdrawal to a new league.
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South End
Chicago
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National Board of Arbitration
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Tearney
Kinsella
Stock Island
Peoria Star
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Grounders and Wrestling Echo Old Memories
Sioux City Tribune notes a nostalgic reference to an Italian memory and wrestling, remarking the aim is to take the people's money. Davenport Times discusses Waterloo’s schedule, predicting home games on June 1 July 1 August 1 September 1 with five games claimed. My, how our cars burn.
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Waterloo
Itome
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Disinterment, Installations and Local Notices in Janesville
The body of Stoy Davis was moved from Waverly to Waverly Junction last week. Rosetta Johnston visited with her parents. I O O F installation set for Jan 10 with oyster supper for families and the Rebekahs. M W A installation Jan 11. Mr and Mrs Moore returned to Elgin. Mrs Jank Bovee improving. Thermometer readings 24 to 31 below zero. Albert Loveland ill with pneumonia. Miss Myrtle Craft spent New Year’s with W O A Greenlee family. Mrs Wallace Ballantyne visiting St Paul. Editor Burton and wife welcomed a new printer at Christmas. BI, VW A members presented Matt Pierce and wife two rugs. Presbyterian Sunday school adopts new lesson helps. Frank Briner and wife to visit Will in Springfield and a daughter in Coan Rapids. Snow removal underway for cutting fee. Vern Greenlee visited parents. cutting finger at market. School delayed until next week. Helen Sting recovering. Matt Pierce family to start for Kansas.
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Rosetta Johnston
Rebekahs
Moore
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Jank Bovee
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Myrtle Craft
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Wallace Ballantyne
St. Paul
Edntor Burton
VW. A
Matt Pierce
Presbyterian Sunday School
Frank Briner
Will
Springfield
Coan Rapids
Vern Greenlee
Charles Bre
Helen Sting
Kansas
Raymond visitors and local updates from the area
Mrs August Uriz and daughter Clara and Mrs Ed Schmitt from Dewar visited the Brugzman home last Thursday. Miss Cecelia Bahl from Jesup spent the weekend with Matt Demuth and relatives. George Connell bought another horse for the mail route. Mrs Ed Arthur and daughter Nina from Waterloo visited Mrs GW Arthur. Mrs Charles Britzman joined Raymond visitors to Waterloo Thursday. Dr Allen bought roadsters. Earl Arthur and aunt Mrs Liam Baker went to Waterloo Saturday. Mrs Catherine McVey and daughter Edna from Waterloo visited north of town with Iva Hewett. George Jungen returned from Arkansas and Tennessee. Mrs William Engels from St Cloud visiting August Schneider. A Burt returned from Hot Springs to spend winter. Mrs Van Allen left for Woodstock, Minn., to visit a daughter. Dan and Leo Connell returned to St Joseph's College, Dubuque, Wednesday. Mrs Fred Atbus and daughter Annie from Gilbertsville visited William Heinen. Mrs C A Hall is on the sick list. Rev Mr McConnal of Garner assisted Rev Mr Maurt in revival work near Barclay Center and preached at the AL church last Saturday night. File left for his departure Monday morning.
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Gilbertsville
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C. A. Hall
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Garner
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P. M. Phillips
File
New Year Visit Highlights Waterloo Cedar Falls Area
Mrs M Cortright and family spent New Year at Harry Sauls. C M Jennings of Cedar Yalls was a business caller. Cortright did business in New Hartford and Dike last week. Glenn Saul visited the Cortright home. Jack Frost of Waterloo stayed as a guest. Mr and Mrs W Hy Hickelberg spent New Year’s at Cedar Falls. Frank Nace and Peter Rasmussen of Cedar Falls visited Ene Walter Robinson. WIN Davis stays busy butchering beeves this winter.
Child of 5 Confesses to Accidental Grandmother Murder
In Danville Kentucky a 5 year old boy confessed that he accidentally shot his grandmother Nancy Carter and fled to avoid a whipping. Police had been unable to explain the whereabouts of her son Clayton Carter, who lived with her since his wife died.
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Junction City
Here
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Dr H W Sears to speak at Brethren church on Jan 12
In Hudson on Thursday evening January 12 the third number on the lecture course Dr H W Sears will deliver an address at the Brethren church. Also noted is the funeral of Jake Miller held yesterday at the Wmn Sherratt home with Rev Wm P Thompson preaching and interment in Hudgon cemetery. Local events include Rebekah installation, social, school openings, and various visits and updates from residents.
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Mabel Wassam
Hazel Washburn
Maggie McFarlane
Carleton Bedford
Chicago
Lois Starr
Waterloo
Carl Mastain
Ruth Updegrafe
Mark. Spencer
Blaine Shirley
W. H. Thompson
David Petrie
Litte Cecile Smith
Richard Smith
Morrison Sargent
Priddesford
S. D
Byron
Mary Washburn
Skie Washburn
Hudson Band
Tom Cummings
Lena Meyers
Wahterloo
Butler county officers sworn in as new year begins
Allison Allison Jan reports the new Butler county officers sworn in on Tuesday are Sheriff Shafer County Attorney Gregory and Recorder Miss Dreher. Ww. R. Stanley leaves the recorder role for Cherokee. Bannan of Dumont becomes deputy sheriff Frank Dreher deputy recorder and Miss Fanny Martin deputy auditor. The county board of supervisors opens the year in session and the January district court term starts January 13 with three prior grand jury indictments set for hearings. Book publishers bid on 3575 textbooks for Rutter County schools, bids opening January 12. The annual charity ball occurred at the opera house last Friday night. Prof. C Love and family of
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Rutter County
Opera House
C, L. Love
Denver Social Notes and Local Visitors Parade
Denver residents report births, visits, travel and social events from the past week. Mr and Mrs John Stumma welcomed a baby girl. Henry Bruns and wife returned from Mason City. Several families and individuals, including the Kreach brothers, the Greansing and Dammerman households, were seen at New Year gatherings and local towns like Waterloo Waverly Janesville Fredericksburg and Des Moines. A sewing society meeting and multiple home visits were noted, along with local transportation on the inter urban car.
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John Stumma
Henry Bruns
Mason City
Henry Wente
John Bruns
Fred Thompson
William Milling
Henry Grease
Readlyn
Sewing Society
Ed. Bruns
Alfred Hoppenworth
Clausing
Fredericksburg
Guy Farnsworth
Janesville
C. Clausing
Waverly
Hemringhaus
Laura Dammerman
Remains of Mrs Susan Williams Interred at Riverside
The remains of Mrs. Susan Williams who died in Waterloo were brought to Shell Rock and interred Saturday in the family lot at Riverside cemetery. The report cites accompanying moves including Mrs. Sarah Pray visiting Cedar Rapids and Fr T Bement traveling to Peoria with his daughter Margaret, plus a Cedar Falls visit by W L Olney and family.
Market Steady as Waterloo Produce Holds Firm
Waterloo produce markets stay nearly at a standstill with prices unchanged from last month aside from a brief Christmas fluctuation. Potatoes remain high at 65 cents to 1 dollar per bushel, imported eastern grade, large with mealy meat. Storage eggs 30 cents a dozen, fresh eggs 34 cents per dozen, creamery butter 46 cents per pound, dairy butter 36 cents, country butter scarce at 30 cents per pound.
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Waterloo
English Suffragist Sylvia Pankhurst Aids American Vote
Miss Sylvia Pankhurst daughter of a British suffrage leader arrives in New York to instruct American women in English methods of pursuing women's suffrage. She has been imprisoned in London for activities in the cause and aims to mobilize support for suffrage in the United States.
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Sylvia Pankhurst
Sufragettes
London
Ballot Delay Prompts Promise of Year’s Time
A respondent says the ballot will arrive in a year, signaling delayed action on the election matter. The exchange underscores uncertainty over timing and the ongoing process to secure the ballot.
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