Kling declines return to Reds season show
John Kling will not catch for the Cincinnati Reds this season, saying business interests prevent him from leaving his billiard hall. Manager Joe Tinker confirmed the decision, noting Kling refused the largest NL catcher salary and will remain away to protect his ventures.
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John Kling
Cincinnati
Joe Tincker
Reds
Kling
Tinker
Piay
Joe
Ile
Garry Herrmann
Cree to Play on the Infield for Highlanders Next Season
New York January 17 Birdie Cree will play second base for the Highlanders next season. Manager Frank Le Roy Chance plans converting the hard hitting outfielder to an infielder if possible and use Cree at the midway. The move aims to build a stronger batting lineup with Letvelt securing a regular outfield berth. The club prioritizes offense over defense to forge a championship balance.
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Birdie Cree
Highlanders
Frank le Roy Chance
Cree
Jack Letvelt
Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Ad Found Effective
Testimonial from Clinton Iowa user Dale Sheppard claims Swamp Root cured uric acid buildup after months of illness. The ad urges readers to send for a sample bottle and a booklet from Kilmer & Co, noting pricing and availability at drug stores.
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Boosters Finance Keokuk Baseball Club
Keokuk Iowa January 17 – a luncheon of thirty business men organized to fund and restructure the Keokuk Baseball Association for the upcoming season. Officials including M E Justice of the Central association assured franchise rights and no second canvass. Attendees blamed indifferent players for waning support and urged full early financing to ensure a successful season.
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Dubuque Bowlers Defeat Locals In Three Straight
The Dubuque Baby Doll bowling team defeated the Waterloo Colts three straight games at the Jackman alleys. Vonnell of the visiting team had the high score of the evening while OConnell led with 198 and Dahl topped the high average. Miller paced Waterloo with 179 and a 164 2 3 average as totals show Dubuque winning by a large margin.
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Friedl
Brunswick League Recap Brunswicks Drop Two Of Three
The MU bowling team defeated the Brunswicks two out of three games in the Brunswick League at Manahl alleys. Manahl posted the high individual score, while Kezvar each had a 184 game and St Kezar held the top season average.
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Western Democrats Seek Recognition of Appointments
A group of western Democratic senators led by Newsland Chamberlain Myers Perky and Smith sent a letter to President Wilson urging recognition of appointments. They named former Governors Norris Hawley Field Tallman and others as satisfactory choices for interior secretary, signaling party support.
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Todas
Elud Wilson
Secretary of the Interior
Mr. Wilson
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James L. Hawley
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J. N. Field
Oregon
Clas Tallman
Nevada
Far West
Newsland
Chamberlain
Myers
Perky
Idaho
Smith and Aghurst
Arizona
East High to Host Cedar Falls in County Series Opener
East High meets Cedar Falls at the East High gym in the opening game of a county championship series. East High hopes to rebound with a strong lineup led by Harwich Miller Clay Loves Abbott Koepke Reed Simpson. A curtain raiser features the East High second team and M C A Employed Boys.
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Cedar Falls
Lawn City
Harwich
Miller
Clay
Loves
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Koepke
Reed
Simpson
West High
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Greene High School
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Glasener
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Ot tum a n igh to have fast team
Ot t um i ma n igh to have fast team under coach Ur ody Le on ard after injury to director B h J Fi ge mann. Le on ard will lead with workouts already held. Schedule lists games with Company A Arlington Grinnell Cedar Rapids Davenport O skalo osa Penn Academy ML Pleasant high schools.
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Bh. J. Figenmann
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Grinnell High School
Cedar Rapids High School
Mo. A
Davenport High School
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Penn Academy
Oskaeloosa
Maren
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Big Lake land purchase for Arkansas game preserve planned
An Arkansas plan proposes spending 180000 to buy four tracts, known as Big Lake, for a game preserve. Payment would occur as soon as Arkansas lawmakers pass a game law favored by buyers, likely this winter, with the project touted as a top winter home for birds after Louisiana.
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Arjeembas
Louisiana
Union
State Game Warden Reports Declining Game and High Violations
Iowa wildlife data shows 1911 1912 hunting licenses sold totaling 182 029 with Linn Black Hawk Polk counties and others listed. Violations over three years reach 743 resulting in 11 893 56 in penalties. 37 jail terms and 37 acquittals. Firearm and gear losses tallied at 7 500 with department disbursements over 137 912 87. A California essay warns mass slaughter and rising hunters threaten future game with ducks losses estimated at 190 000 000 and ducks fewer by four million in California alone.
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Iowa
Linn County
Black Hawk County
Polk County
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Buchanan
Butler
Grundy
Benton
California
United States
Burlington high school event on March 14 floor Y M A
A readable fragment notes a Burlington high school floor event scheduled for March 14 at Burlington. Specifics are unclear but entities include Burlington high school and the March date.
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Burlington High School
Burlington
Iowa Ugets less than Minnesota in higher education funding
Iowa lags Minnesota in higher education funding as Minnesota appropriates about 2,067,285 annually for the University of Minnesota and related colleges, compared with Iowa's 1,181,659 for the University of Iowa and Iowa State College. The Minnesota total excludes sales and permanent endowments.
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Iowa
Illinois
Minnesota
Thirty-fourth General Assembly
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Ames
Property Transfers In Waterloo and Cedar Falls Districts
Several parcels change hands including Caive Highee Smith to Maude Lamb in Dunkerton for 1300 dollars and George W. Streeter to Myra C. Hill in Cedar Falls on Lot 8 Block 4. Other deeds mention La Porte City, Waterloo, and United States land transfers with listed prices and tract details.
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Maude Lamb
Dunkerton
Rowena A. Edwards
Frank B. Miller
George W. Streeter
Myra C. Hill
M. Overman
Cedar Falls
Anna WM. Powers
Luelli Ashtoy
Dighows
la Porte City
Thomas BE. Leeper
A. L. Wanster
Waterlan
Marrow
XN. J. Smith
Summit Addition
Waterloo
Mien R
May
Gallawss-Gibson Investment Co
Vi. Crattres
Allin P. Hoseford
New Schedule For 1.0 OAD On Illinois Central Lines
A revised timetable will take effect within a week on the Illinois Central Chicago to Omaha divisions. Passenger train running times remain largely unchanged while the fast westbound freight departures are moved earlier to arrive in the city the next day. Construction proceeds on double tracking the Tulsaing Central east division with the Waterloo to Jesup segment first, then lines out of Peosta west of Dubuque will be extended.
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Peosta
Dubuque
Joe Schiel Improves Ready To Leave For Spring Game
Joe Schiel can sit up in his wheelchair each afternoon and feels fine. He expects to be out in about two weeks and plans to watch the spring game. He saw a rabbit in the school yard across from his room yesterday but could not find his gun and stopped hunting for now.
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Joe Schiel
Feel Young Again With Olive Tablets
Advertises Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle, effective bowel aid for the elderly. Encourages using Olive Tablets mixed with olive oil to prevent constipation and promote natural movement without pain. Sold by The Olive Tablet Company of Columbus, Ohio.
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Local News Highlights From Hudson and Waterloo Visits
Mrs Irv Blough rode to Waterloo Wednesday while Mrs H Buchanan and Mrs R H Pyles visited there. Families plan trips to Los Angeles for winter. Local church missionary circle hosted a pleasant afternoon with Mrs R H Mueller. Walters Brothers orchestra played at Eagle Center dance. Revival meetings continue at U S church. A basket social at Electric hall Friday Jan 17 supports the Hudson hand.
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Stella McDowell
Walters Bros. Orchestra
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George Walters
Waterloo
Mildred Shank
Margaret Brandhorst
Glenn Joder
Harold Gutknecht
Clarence Baldwin
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