Dubuque Club Manager Rowland May Lead Distillers
Clarence H. Rowland former Dubuque club manager and part owner left for Peoria to discuss managing the 1914 Distillers. He held ownership of four players used as payoff, with Plass and Gregg set to receive transfers. Peoria is expected to announce a manager shortly and Rowland may be chosen. The Dubuque club will not play until season opens. other roster moves include Samline Delano pitchers and a catcher from Boston Nationals.
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Dubuque
Clarence HH. Rowland
Peoria
Distillers
Rowland
Howard
Rolla Daringer
Walter Seamon
John Beatty
Bill
Forrest
Pluss
Guy Grees
1S Holdings
Distiller Club
Peoria Star
Feoria
Pergong
Forrest Plass
Plass
Greeg
Plas
Chicago White Sox
Samline
Delano
Cateher
Stallings
Boston Nationals
Waterloo
Prairie du Chien
Kansas Wrestler Arrives for Waterloo Match
Tommy Doctor, a Kansas bantamweight wrestler weighing about 153 pounds, will face Carl Brown at the Armory this evening. Doctor arrived in Waterloo Thursday afternoon after weeks of training and a brief workout yesterday. supporters in Waterloo expect him to win while the police department enforces new rules tonight.
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Tommy Doctor
Kansas
Carl Brown
Armory
Waterloo
Doctor
West Side
Brown
Police Department
Nut Club
Iowa Dairy
Repass Auto Co
Cedar Falls
Zve
Wagner
Herman Wagner
McFarlane
Jackman
Croxone Promises Quick Relief From Rheumatism
An advertisement touts Croxone as a cure for rheumatism, kidney and bladder disorders. It claims the medicine neutralizes poisons, strengthens kidneys, and ends suffering after a few days with three doses daily. It stresses a money back guarantee and nationwide availability at drugstores.
Stewart-Simmons Ties Federal League Lead In Bowling
The Stewart-Simmons team defeated Stporter Thursday afternoon and tied for first in the Federal League. Stoke led the day with the high score, while Mulkern had the top average for the winners. Several players, including Dunlevy and Gimmons, posted notable marks as clubs plan evening matches and potential box assignments.
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Stewart-Simmons
Stpporter
Stoke
Mulkern
Dunlevy
Morgan
Gimmons
Nelson
Ee Aee
Stewart
Snyder
Breuckner
Outheiatst
Outheiatst and $Oldjers
Kent
Breuck
van Vieck
Howard
Wee
Cubs
Brunswick
Manahl
Brunswicks
Poduska
Harrison
C. Manahl
A. Manahl
H. Kezar
Istandard F. Manual
Mitchell
Smith
J. Morris
Brown
Iowa to Meet Grinnell Tonight in Key Hoops Clash
Iowa faces Grinnell in a State championship hopeful tonight at the gym. Coach Kent aims to match Minnesota form, with Parsons tasked to curb Tharp’s scoring. Expected Iowa lineup features Snyder gatekeeping late, Fields out, with forwards Von Lackum and Fields and guards Parsons Jacobsen. Grinnell favored slightly but Iowa could force parity if they reproduce the Minnesota win. Kent also opened baseball candidacy with about thirty at the gym. seven veterans expected, including Ingham, Baird, Eyer, Sinn, Hamilton.
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Iowa City
Iowa Gymnasium
Grinnell
Hawkeyes
Kent
Minnesota
Gophers
Iowa
Parsons
Tharp
Jean
Iowa J
Snyder
Fields
von Lackum
Grisse
Jacobsen
Ingham
Baird
Eyer
Sinn
Hamilton
No Shooting of Birds in Spring Proclaimed by Federal Inspector
Portage Wisconsin federal inspector B A Cleasby outlines spring bird protection rules and aims to curb migratory bird shooting. He emphasizes limits on hunting seasons, protected flight lines along rivers, and cooperation with state authorities to preserve insect eating birds and nesting periods.
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B. A. Cleasby
Portage
Wis
Inubs Defeat Brunswick Team in Norfolk News
Mrs. Finley J. Shepard, formerly Miss Helen Gould, donated 35000 for enlargement of the army Y M C A at Fort Monroe, Virginia. She previously funded the original building.
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Shepard
Norfolk, Va
Jan
Finley J. Shepard
Helen Gould
Army Y. M. C. A
Fort Monroe
Urges Prosecution Of Drug Leaders In City
A letter to the Evening Courier argues for prosecuting heroin suppliers and those who help start the habit rather than targeting drug stores. The writer claims heroin use among local youths can be halted by addressing the root cause and condemns misconceptions about the drug’s effects. Also advert reads Stop Lovely Shoe Store offering men’s shoes at sale prices.
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Evening Courier
Value Is More Than Money in Circulation
The Orange Judd Farmer annual livestock report shows farm wealth in animals reaching a record level. Value increased by 445,758,000 in the past year. 7 percent milk cows top 5,596,024,000, horses 2,185,655,000, mules 520,240,000, dairy cows 1,022,960,000. The total exceeds half the money in circulation and nearly all bank deposits. Meat animals decline though value per head rises. Hog cholera and corn shortages curb hog numbers. beef cattle decline continues, signaling beef shortages with silo use urged to raise efficiency. Readied with many named locals and visits in the surrounding towns.
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Chicago
Orange Judd
United States
Alaskan
Independence Community News Roundup in January
James H. Blakely, Civil War veteran of the Twenty-seventh Iowa, dies in Independence after long service and M W A and G A R memberships noted. W J Warrington recovers from pneumonia and walks after 52 days indoors. Geo W Robinson visits Texas Panhandle. Gen H A Allen of Cedar Rapids visits. A G Beatty inspects G A R posts. Mrs Miller, Independence’s oldest resident, dies at 99 years five months. A Y W Farwell reports 51 degrees below zero in Vermont. Mr and Mrs Floyd M Thompson and daughter Margaret visit EK M Thompson in Waterloo. Turner house rented to Cresco party. owner Hageman plans travel. Baptist men’s class meets at Rev W Erickson’s home. refreshments served.
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Independence
James H. Blakely
Twenty-seventh
Iowa Infantry
G. A. R. Post
W. J. Warrington
Geo. W. Robinson
Panhandle
Texas
H. A. Allen
Cedar Rapids
A. G. Beatty
Vermont
Floyd M. Thompson
Margaret
Waterloo
EK. M. Thompson
Turner House
Cresco
Hageman
The
Baptist the Home
W. Erickson
Winthrop Roundup: Local Entries and Visits
Jan 22 notes show A J Cummers visiting Jesup, Ray Merrill visiting Waterloo with his parents Lyman and wife, a daughter born to Will Kerr and wife Jan 20 with Mrs KE Lehrer of Independence visiting, and updates on the sick child in the Tamer Norman home in Kirk with slow improvement to date. Harry Trott and wife of Oelwein also mentioned as visitors.
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Winthrop
A. J. Cummers
Jesup
Ray Merrill
Lyman Merrill
Waterloo
Will Kerr
C. KE. Lehrer
Independence
IT. T. Stitson
Kirk
Tamer Norman
Harry Trott
Oelwein
Marble Rock style obituary for Mrs John Maxom
Mrs John Maxom dies at home east of Marble Rock after long illness cancer listed as cause. Age about 55, survived by husband and six sons, funeral at home this afternoon 2 o'clock conducted by Rev Nichol formerly pastor here. Mrs Maxom praised as a cheerful Christian, husband a long time invalid, community laments loss and extends sympathy.
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Marble Rock
John Maxom
Maxom
Baptist Church
Nichol ‘of
Oelwein
W. Clay
F. E. Gates
Ilo Crabtree
Waterloo
Wilson Myers
Myers
W. S. Shepardson
H. N. Merrick
Charles City
Harry Ackley
Rochester
Mayos
Heft
Kenney
Losee
B. J. Oakes
A. B. Jackson
Vinol Asserts Strength From Cod Liver Tonic
Run down people urged to use Vinol the cod liver and iron tonic claiming to boost iron absorption appetite digestion sleep and strength. A Racine Wisconsin case is cited where a woman said she recovered to gain 32 pounds after using Vinol and doctors failed to help. The firm Warrgler Bros Co and C J Miller Druggist Waterloo Iowa back the product with a money back guarantee.
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Racine
Wrs
W. H. Brill
Vinci
Wangler Broa. Co
Algo
C.J. Miller
Waterloo
Iowa
Waterloo Visit Ends With Hostess Supper and Favors
Waterloo visitors spent an afternoon of fancywork and were hosted to an elaborate six thirty supper. Hostess assistance came from Mrs. Jewlt Haynes, John Barth, and Misses Julia and Beth Shepardson. Guests sat at a long table with two small ones, carnations given as favors. Out-of-town guests included Mrs. Margaret Paddleford and Mrs. Luella Moody of Nora.
Feel Young Olive Tablets Aid Gentle Constipation Remedy
An ad promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle remedy for constipation avoiding harsh laxatives. It claims the tablets open bowels with no pain, suitable for old persons, and sells boxes at 10 to 25 cents through All druggists.
Marble Rock native visits relatives inLisbon
Mrs. Springs, Mrs. Chambers of Lisbon and Mrs. L E B Eickelberg of Waterloo shared an enjoyable afternoon while visiting relatives. The party included Mrs. Wiloth and former Marble Rock resident Mrs. Eickelberg, now in Waterloo.
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Bprings
Chambers
Lisbon
Wiloth
L. EB. Eickelberg
Waterloo
Marble Rock
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Sporting World
Dubuque Club
Clarence Rowland
Tistils
Lers
Elmer Feely
Miller
Walter Miller
Yestere Day
Unis City
Winnipeg
Federal League
Paul Davis
Eit Stewart
INUBS
Tovely Shoe
Pani Puvis Vry Goods Co
Dadvertamnoud
Mre
Mary Thompson Howe
Marion Higman
Manchester
H. H. Higman
Lana Petergon
Misa Pearl Jackson
George Brubaker
Darlington
Angie Brintnall
Harvey Gill
Ossie Reid
Osage
Robert Dare
Harry Swartzel
Hazleton
L. N. Norman
Mary Thompson
Lena
Maysig Sherman
Davenport
Gertrude
George Spangler
Robert Quinn
Charles Martin
Lat Greene
Rowena McFarland
Wil. McFarland
A. C. Kloins
Embroidery Club
Bernice Brubaker
Quasqueton
Dr. Edwards
Victoria Luise
New York
Avea American Line
West Randolph St
Evans
Guy W. Campbell
Man
Bridge Street
East Side
Citizens Gas and Electric CO
A. J. Busby
Mgr
TEL
Fiske O’hara
Romanos
Old
Dublin
Hugo Koch
Udells
Royals Circus Royal
Funny Circus
Paul Davis Dry Goods Co
Crittenden & Daniels
West Third Street
Red Cross Drug Co
Henderson Drug Co
Jas, L. Henderson
Bridge St
Klinefelter & Sons
Park Avenue
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