Closing Round of Church Baseball To Start Monday
The church baseball league ends its round robin to decide the 1926 title. Five teams, led by undefeated First M. E. B, clash at Cadar River park with schedule through Friday. The team with the most victories receives the Overland Waterloo Cup as city champions.
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M. EB
Central Christian
Grace M. W
First Presbyterian
Burton Avenue Baptist
Cadar River Park
First
Thoraday
Grace M. ‘el
Central Christian Ve. First
Final Flights in Town Golf Tourney
Arthur Bartlett of Ottumwa meets Bob McKee of Des Moines in the final 36 hole match for the state golf championship. Bartlett beat Ted Payseur of Dubuque in the semis while McKee edged Dr. Paul Barton of Fort Dodge. Matches in other divisions also reached finals with Cummins, White, Sherwin, Strong, Edward and Tildon advancing in their flights.
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Associated Press
Sioux City
Arthur Bartlett
Ottumwa
Bob McKee
Des Moines
Bartiesti
Ted Payseur
Dubuque
MeKes
Paul Barton
Fort Dodge
Bartisti
MecKeog
Hartett
McKee
Barton
Esterday
Jim Cummins
W. A. White
Cummins
Maxwell Thayer
Marshalltown
Hddie Sherwin
A. L. Strong
Siouxj
L. W. Edward
Cedar Falls
Clark Tildon
Ames
Chicago Ball Players Fight Cabman at Times Square
New York July 11 Rabbit Martinville manager and two Chicago Nationals players were arrested after a free-for-all with taxi driver George Waraser. The crowd blocked traffic for 30 minutes as Waraser, an ex-pugilist, accused them of stiffing a 40 cent fare. All four were dismissed by a night court magistrate when no complaint was signed.
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Associated Press
New York
Rabbit Martinville
Chicago
Maranville
Herbert Brett
Clarke A. Pittenger
Brooklyn
Times Square
George Waraser
Eascept
Werner
Hotel Astor
Warner
Fara
Warter
Births Reported In Local Area This Month
A series of birth announcements list numerous families from townships and towns including Toyner Barclay and Poyner with dates in June and July. Names include Lois Nadine, Dale Elmer, Merle Marion, Clarence Hayes, Donna Jean, Joyce Marilyn, Norma Jean, Melvin Francis, and Grace Aauise among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall BE. Cross
Hogle
Ivan K. Air
Raymond BR. Hoffman
Toyner Township
Lois Nadine
Henry Burma
Alien Memorial Hospital
Jane
Marjorie
Allison
Twelfth West
Dale Elmer
Joseph &. Blackbur
Tab Newell
Clarence Martin
Emery WW. Lee
Barclay Township
Merle Marion
Theodore Diereks
Bennington Township
James McConnell
Sixth West
Clarence Hayes
Ivar C. Barrett
Denver
Ivar Eilison
Forrest G. Emmone
Columbia
Donna Jean
Alfred M. Sundby
Norma Jean
Wiliam A. Young
Tenth East
Joyce Marilyn
John Y. Smith
Fourteenth West
Tohn
Clarenee O. Clay
Seventh West
Norma Ane
Harry I. Hilton
Williston
Airs
George Wingert
Poyner Township
Josephine Lourae
Martin N. Morgan
Rath
Melvin Francis
J. Lechmann
Ankons
Grace Aauise
Future plans of EWA and Waterloo association meeting
Civic plans by the Greater Waterloo association will be discussed at a special Monday night meeting. Reorganization shifts the group to a business basis, cutting annual operation costs from 20000 to 6000. The record lists past achievements including roads, conventions, agriculture, and city information services.
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Greater
Black Hawk County
County Board of Supervisors
G. W. Uu
Waterloo
G&g W. A
Prevent Waterloo ‘Baseball Association
Corn Congress
G. W.A
Dairy Cattle Congress
Kennel Club
Guernsey
Silver Fox
Fenn
GWA
Thetic
Western Trunk Line
Eastern Kentucky
Iowa
Illinois
Trafflc
GW. A
Kis
Interstate Commerce Commission
Towns Railway Commission
Owas Commerce Claise
Iowa Traffic League
the & W. A
Eme Forum
Art Small Jr wedding among popular townspeople
Abe Martin reports the wedding of Art Small Jr to Pet Moots in a colorful ceremony led by Rev. Wiley Tanger. The groom, a saxophonist with Fin de Seide orchestra, vows the marriage will not affect the band’s gigs. Gifts include a used Ford. plans hint at Montana or New Mexico relocation.
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Artie Small
Art, Jr
Pet
Tilford
Wiley Tanger
Gallapolis
S. Isec
Lowa
Granin
Telite
Breon
Montana
New Mexico
Shell
John F. Dille Co
Farm Bureau backs grain co operative despite market woes
Ames Indiana July 11 The American Farm Bureau Federation voiced sympathy with the form area and operation of the 26 million dollar grain marketing venture. Bradiute national head said financing proved insoluble and the project may revive later. He noted merged organizations function independently again with Gray Silver and John W Coverdale remaining on the Chicago Board of Trade to continue producer grain marketing.
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International News Wire
Ames
Amercan Farm Bureau
Formarea
A. FE
Bradiute
Farm Bureau Federation
Bradfute
Jardine
Bradiate
Bradfinte
Arain
Chicara Board of Trade
Safety Zone Nom I Operation At Eouat Rafcamore
Traffic signal installed by Minneapolis firm on Fourth Street at Sycamore directs step and go. Traffic officer controlled intersection during unusual conditions. Safety zones for streetcar stopping areas marked adjacent to tracks five by twenty feet. Parking within ten feet of the intersection prohibited to allow auto traffic passage.
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Eouat Rafcamore
Minneapolis
Fourth Street
Sycamore
Amul
Scouts Enter Camp Stonday for Fourth Period
Thirty Weterloo Boy Scouts depart Monday for the Tew campsite near Waverly to attend the fourth scout camping period of the season. They will return Monday with three more periods scheduled before the 1925 camping season ends.
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Camp Stonday
Weterloo
Waverly
Anttas
Citford
Fimwe
Frogeth Haye
Robeemt Howe
Cuscirndeset
Marvin Meuld
Hazel Chaxton
Archia Shannon
Thsnll Rust
Want Bust Vincent
John Switt
Robert Mer
Cali
Bart Fu Yeh
Anderd Werth
Mil Kurth
Miller
aCoun
Robert Marshall
Dain
William
Rere Ovee Petsen
Keketa Mitchises
Don McCay-trough
Hichlands Lick
Ellyeon
Arthur Hamat
Scotland
Trapshooters set events for G. Pachig at Waterloo picnic
Central Gun club secretary Crowell announces Waterloo Cedar River park event Saturday July 25 with a 25 target six-event program starting at 9 am. Entry is $1 per event or $6 for the full program. Prizes include trophies, cash and medals, with doubles and a 76-target singles event plus shop foremen and apprentice trophies.
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H. AL. Crowell
Central Gun Club
Illnois Central Waterloo
Cedar River Park
A. Mn
Unl
L. D. Russell
Des Moines
Fessler Jewelry Company
Waterloo
Association
Tho Watertoo
R. &. Ingersoll
Centrat Gup Club
Crowell
Sestelery
James
Saunders
Washington fowl Petina mystifies neighbors with strange cry
A Washington, D. C. chicken named Petina mystifies residents with an unusual cry that blends a horse-like neigh and infant wail. The bird, owned by Charles Harbaugh, reportedly suns in the morn and cackles after egg laying, provoking neighborly chatter and a failed photo shoot.
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Washington
the Courier
Alfred Morris
Fifth Street East
Waterloo
Washington Evening Star
Morris
Bobby Luenberger
Sun
Charles Harbaugh
The
Budget Bureau
Harbauch
Petinga
Slarhaugh
Tis
Petina
Aise
Vetina
Young girl and long snake doll spooks frightened by reptiles
Miriam Hinnen, nine, daughter of Dr. G. A. Elinnen, Cincinnati, plays with two large snakes over six feet long. She knows her fear of reptiles and keeps them away from her doll.
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Dollis
Miriam Hinnen
G. A. Elinnen
Cinleinnatt
Hye Guikes
Monday Last Day for Military Training Camp Applications
Young men of Waterloo must apply by Monday to join the citizens military training camp at Fork Des Moines in August or be refused. Sergt. L. C. Greenup announces the process from local recruitment. inoculation and vaccination precede departure, with at least two weeks needed. Frank Conk, route No. 4, is the seventh applicant received.
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Waterloo
Fork Des Moines
L. C. Greenup
Seventh Corps
Omaha
Neb
Frank
Pass Traffic Sign Pair Arrested On Court Peak
Two men F. Stevenson and W. A. Foster were arrested for failing to stop at a boulevard sign. Each paid $1.50 in costs after Roy Carpenter presided. One defendant faced additional charges for crossing traffic on the wrong side and forfeited his hand due to failure to appear.
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F. Stevenson
W. A. Foster
Roy Carpenter
Palten Court
Y's Men Informal Meet at Bach Street Next Monday Noon
Y's Men plan an informal gathering at Bach Street next Monday at noon. Provision for sack meetings was made earlier as regular weekly sessions were paused for the summer. The first regular meeting is scheduled for September.
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Bach Sexroom
Jardine Address Sparks Farm Policy Debate at Ames
Secretary Jardine spoke in Ames arguing legislation could help farmers though critics labeled parts impractical. Congressmen Haugen Dickinson and others weighed in on cooperative systems and the need for a market for surpluses, with calls for a MacNary-Haugen style approach. The secretary departed for Washington afterward.
Eldora Defeats Dows 4 to 1 in Baseball Duel
Eldora beats Dows 4 to 1 as pitcher Conkwright defeats Vetter in a game marked by Dows fielding mistakes. Vetter hits a homer for Dows in the fifth. Um pire Hansen of Union officiated.
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Eldora
Taly
Dows Nine Hets
Conkwright
Hlders
Vetter
Moling
Dows
Batteris
Dowz
Wente
Hidora
Conkwright and
Nobles
Um_pire
Ifansen
Union
Fragmented OCR Summary Fragment
A sparse OCR line mentions times and percent values with unclear context. No definite persons or organizations are identifiable. The text provides minimal readable data and lacks a coherent event or outcome.
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