Kelsey Sells to White Sox as Season Ends
Archie Kelsey star Indian South Paw pitcher for Waterloo is set for sale to the Chicago White Sox with delivery after Labor Day once the Mississippi Valley league season closes. No cash offer yet but terms expected. Kelsey noted for 54 strikeouts in seven recent frames and a .328 average at the plate. House and Kelsey are rookies under scouting review as scouts from St. Louis Browns and Chicago clubs assess talent.
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Chicago White Sox
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Red Fisher
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Cedar Rapids
Harry Grabiner
Chicago
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Ieepy
Marshalltown
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Robert House
Hawks
Sioux City
Tri-State
House
Louisville
American Association
Rookins
Westminster Bible Classes Open Monday for Vacation Period
Westminster Presbyterian church announces daily vacation Bible school starting 9 a.m. Monday at the church house under supervision of Mrs. Ralph Walter. Assistants include Ruth Paden, Ruth Mowbray, Leona Mowbray, Dorothy Fartleip and J A Sly. Sessions run daily from to 12 with emphasis on the Bible.
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Westminster Presbyterian Church
Church House
Ralph Walter
Walker
Ruth Paden
Ruth Mowbray
Leona Mowbray
Dorothy Fartleip
J. A. Sly
Nes
National Canopus Chooses Waterloo for 1926 Convention
The National Canopus selects Waterloo as the site for the 1926 national convention of Canopus clubs, chosen near the adjournment of the international meeting in Minneapolis.
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Canopus
Waterloo
Minneapolis
Rheuma advertised as quick cure for rheumatic pain
An advertisement touts Rheuma from Wangler Bros as a rapid remedy that clears uric acid after first and second doses. It claims relief from rheumatic pain, flumbago, sciatica, arthritis and neuralgia, warns rheumatism as dangerous to the heart, and guarantees money back if not effective.
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Wangler Bros
Waterloo Wins First National Convention Frat Vote
The International convention concluded with Waterloo winning the first national fraternity convention on the frat ballot. George Harris of Waterloo was named a director. Eight delegates attended from the city and returned by auto after a two day conference in early June 1926.
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George Harris
Waterloo
Houston
Téax
Darrell
Mich
Cedar Rauids
Ion
Auto Today
Bookkeeper Inherits Fortune and Tries Mayr's Remedy
After inheriting fifty thousand dollars from an uncle, a bookkeeper quit his job and suffered severe stomach troubles. Two attacks left him unconscious until Mayr's Remedy eased his symptoms. He reports full recovery for a year and notes the product claims to remove catarrhal mucus and inflammation. One dose money refunded, available at all druggists.
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Colle
Mayr
Druggista
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