Waterloo ball club under Dr Andrews plans spring training
Dr Jar Andrews, tasked with guiding Waterloo in the Central association, is lining up players for the upcoming season. He has signed sixteen men, accepted terms with several others, and seeks more minor league- seasoned talent. Training camp location is unsettled, with the goal of opening in April.
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Jar Andrews
Waterloo
Central Association
Andrews
Dr. Andrews
Thea
St. Joe
Tr. Andrews
Waterloo Routere
Jokerest
Cairo
INL
Wichita
Kan
Doss
David Black
Red'' Schorne
Black
Schorne
Barton and
Ashley
Harry Erwin
Keokuk Must Decide Today On Baseball Support
Keokuk faces a decisive vote to fund a $4,000 effort to keep a Central Association baseball club. If funds fail, Keokuk loses its team for next season. success moves the city to host future games and potential training arrangements with Three-I or Central clubs.
Burlington to name manager for winter league team
Burlington Iowa January 27. Burlington's winter league plans moved forward as talks with T C Hayden of Webb City concluded. Dick Rohn will again manage with Hayden supplying top players, leaving Keokuk as the last city without a manager pending George Manuseh stepping in once Keokuk funds are secured.
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Burlngton
Burlington
Central Association
Burington
Baseball Association
T. C. Hayden
Webb City
Hayden
Dick Rohn
T. A. Hayden
Keokuk
Justice
Kea- Kuk
M. L. Barker
George Manuseh
Ottumwa
Manuseh
Nick Rohn
Ned Exon
Kewanee
George Pennington
Cedar Rapids
Belden Hill
Waterloo
Jay Andrews
Muscatine
Frank Rborle
Monmouth
Bort Hough
Aurora Seeks Central Association Franchise
Kewanee Illinois January 27 Secretary Brady of the Kewanee Association received a long distance call from Aurora club president Flanegin asking about a vacancy and entrance. Brady would relay the application to President Justice. Aurora, about 12 miles east of Kewanee, had been ejected from the Wisconsin Illinois league this week amid claims the move aimed to block Milwaukee.
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Kewanee, Ill
Brady
Kewanee Association
Flanegin
Aurora Club
Justice
Aurora
Kewanee
Milwaukee
Central Association
Central
Cure a Cold with Laxative BromoQuinine Tablets Ad
Vintage advertisement claims a cold cure with Laxative BromoQuinine Tablets. Druggists refund money if it fails to cure. Signature of Groves appears on each box. Includes pricing and promotional language from an old newspaper insert.
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Groves
Many Bowlers Enter I B A Tourney In Minnesota
Minneapolis awaits the International Bowling Association tournament from March 15 to 24 with plans for comfort and entertainment. Officials report rising entries with at least 20 teams expected, possibly 100 from Twin Cities, and entrants from Chicago Milwaukee Winnipeg and Des Moines. Fourteen new alleys rise in Minneapolis Walker building as Brunswick Balke Collender installs them. Early entries include F W Marquardt and F B Tuttle from Winona and Ballards of Minneapolis.
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Minneapolis
International Bowling Association
Herald
The
International
Canada
Northwest States
Chicago
Milwaukee
Duloute
Winnipeg
Duluth
Superior
Sioux City
Omaha
Des Moines
Northwest
Twin Cities
Brunswick- Balke-Collender Co
Walker
Association
F. W. Marquardt
F. B. Tuttle
Leicht Ptress
Winona
Connie Walsh to Lead Danville Baseball Club
Cornelius Walsh will pilot the Danville team for 1913 after signing a contract at a conference. He will manage the reserve list, seek promising players, and push contracts to rural districts to field a winning Three-I squad. Walsh has pitcher skill, infield and outfield experience, and previously boosted Danville’s winning percentage by 68 percent during Massing’s absence.
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Danville
Ill
Cornelius Walsh
Connie
Walsh
St. Louis
Kerry Patch
Ed Hickey
Seattle
Dugdale
Hickey
Belden Hill
Cedar Rapids
Leisy
Peoria
Distilerville
Massing
Clinton Fans Seek Keokuk Franchise Offer
Clinton fans show growing interest in securing the Keokuk franchise in the Central baseball association. E. M. Kehoe offers to join thirty men with $150 each, but fans favor using the funds to back a manager who would run the club at his own expense with a guaranty fund backing him.
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Clinton, Ta
Clinton
Keokuk
Central Baseball Association
E. M. Kehoe
DUNKERTON NOTES — Farewell to Ruth Stachel before move
In Dunkerton on January 25 a farewell party honored Miss Ruth Stachel who will move with her family to Cresco where her father bought a 260 acre farm. Mr Stachel rents his farm here for six dollars an acre. K C Schmitt visits Ohio. Eleven new residences are planned for the coming summer. A few diphtheria cases are reported.
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T Dunkerton
Ruth Stachel
Cresco
Barclay Township News and Local Happenings 1912
Olver Smith shag moved onto the Dan Smith farm in Barclay, recently occupied by Homer Fame. A B Komisky bought a new automobile. Mike Bragbell presented a statue of St Anthony to St Francis hospital. H R Houser of Jesup called here. A L Ortner visited Fairbank. sister Mary Belo. Butter fat prices by month for 1912 listed. Matt Schmitz shelled 3000 bushels of corn for Follett of Dewar. Barclay school board to meet February 3 at Center schoolhouse to elect secretary. J L Staebell to resign. Township trustees also to meet. John Koster visiting Dubuque county. Mary Judyck visited Cedar Rapids. C P A Town members met J L Staebell. fine time. Will Sadler operated for hernia at St Francie hospital recently. Alvin Oliver here on business. J A Campbell's business expanding to four buildings.
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Barclay Township
Olver Smith Shag
Dan’ Smith
Barclay
Homer Fame
A. B. Komisky
Mike Bragbell
St. Anthony
St. Francis Hospital
H.R. Houser
Jesup
A. L. Ortner
Fairbank
Mary Belo
Creamery
Matt Schmitz
Follett
Dewar
Barclay School Board
Center Schoolhouse
J. Ll. Staebell
John Koster
Dubuque County
Mary Judyck
Cedar Rapids
Big Campaign to End Lead Poisoning in New York
New York’s Department of Labor launches a vigorous campaign against plumbism after findings of widespread lead poisoning among painters and lead workers. A federal study shows higher rates in American factories. the effort seeks employer and worker cooperation and supports a uniform bill with washing facilities, dust control, and no eating in workrooms.
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New York
Department of Labor
American Association For Labor
Association
Immigration Line At Ellis Island Grows Large
Hundreds of aliens, many in unfamiliar garb, stood before Ellis Island immigration officials on Saturday seeking admission to the United States, highlighting a crowded entry point amid ongoing immigrant arrival waves.
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New York
Ellis Island
President-elect Wilson Observes Immigrant Welcoming Scene
Gov elect Woodrow Wilson watched Ellis Island procedures with interest as immigrants, including a distressed Polish girl, navigated the inspection and reunions. He asked questions and studied how officials determine bona fide reasons for entry while families embraced inside the gates.
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Woodrow Wilson
Ellis Island
Poland
William
Wilson
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Dunkerton
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J. A. Campbell
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Allstar
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