Marquard Extends Streak As Mets and Opponents Remain Busy
Marquard won his 16th straight as Boston beat New York 6 to 2 in a pitching duel. Brooklyn and Philadelphia also won, with Brooklyn topping Philadelphia 7 to 0. Chicago defeated St. Louis 7 to 6, while Cincinnati-Pittsburgh games were delayed by rain.
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Marquard
Boston
New York
Eton Orbeu
Perdue and
Tuariden
Marquard and
Meyers
Chicago
St. Louis
Loris
Lavender
Cheney
Archer
Willis
Geyer
Wingo
Grand Shoot Won by W. A. Phillips
W A Phillips of the South Shore Country hit of Ch won the thirteenth tirand American handicap at the Hli nois Gun sab ground after a shoot-off with H D Duck ham of Kenton C Bach broke nine au of a possible 106 at nineteen ss. Phillips broke seventeen of twenty in the shoot-off while Duck ham missed five targets. Max Kneussel of Ottawa Ill took third with ninety five. Six men including W 5 Joon and Andy Meaders posted scores of ninety four. A large field competed under mule rules limiting professional shares. G W Max well tackled sixty straight from twenty two yards. Karve Dixon faltered in defense of title with fifteen of twenty. Three hundred and eleven contestants participated.
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Springfield
W. A. Phillips
H. D. Duckham
Kenton
C. Bach
Phillips
Duckham
Max Kneussel
Ottawa
Ill
W. 5
Joon
Andy Meaders
United States
G. W. Maxwell
Hastings
Neb
Karve Dixon
Missouri
Independents at Waverly in opener tomorrow
The Waterloo Independents travel to Waverly tomorrow afternoon for the first meeting with the fast Waverly club. A large local fan delegation will join the trip, leaving at 12 48 and returning about 4 o clock, with Waterloo needing their best play to win.
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Waterloo Independents
Waverly
Waterloo Club
Trags
Independents
Waterloo
Milwaukee and St Paul Lead Early In Badly Skewed Scores
Amateur standings show Milwaukee defeating Wanker 2 1, Wanteas Aisee-Kansas City 7 over St Paul At Taledos 4, and Toledo at Sheridanville. Other results include Indianapolis beating Wester Teagme, Denver beat Ar Wi Tiregst Loacue, and Keokok 2 0 with Ke Ait. Central Association games feature Resin Kenduen 3 over Mawes 0 as Maine and Jesoure post losses.
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American Association
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Minnerapolis
Mil
Wanker
Kansas City
St. Paulo
Taledos
Nfumbus
Toleda Fi
Bhenieville
Indianapolis
Resin Kenduen
Sueting
Keokok- Ke
Treuth
Pone Kuk
F'Tumwa F.leshurge
Moen- Jesoure
New Homestead Act Expands Path to Land Patent
The government shows liberal policy by the June 6 Homestead Act. Entrymen may prove residence of seven months annually for three years, securing patent after 21 months of residence instead of prior 60 months. Those already living on claims gain earlier opportunities to patent.
Catarrh Cure Promises Universal Constitutional Relief
An advertisement touts Catarrh Cure as a universal remedy, claiming constitutional treatment through internal dosage and direct action on symptoms. It presents Obie as the sole constitutional cure on the market and offers a hundred dollars for each case cured, with order details and address for sending samples.
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Ft Cheney
Phrugglata
Johnson- BPUY in Fight Facts at Battleground East Las Vegas
The record lists Jack Johnson and Jim Flynn for a July 4 title fight in Las Vegas New Mexico with 1909 1911 prior bouts, ring measurements, officials led by Dr Edwin Shaw and seating capacity 17150 with ticket prices 10 20 25 and the furthest seat 90 feet from the ring.
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Battleground
Las Vegas
N. M
Chicago
Jack Johnson
Galveston
Tex
Jim Flynn
Hoboken
Johnson
Jim Jeffries
Heng
Nev
K. O
Stanley Ketchel
Colina
Tal
Santa Fe Medical and Surgival Association
Sunday School League Plays Four to Three
In the city Sunday school league last evening Central Church of Christ beat First Presbyterians 4 to 3 in six innings at Tuafavgette Park. St Pauls M E defeated Leaders 11 to 9. Christians and Grate M FE sit tied for first. Presbyterians and Christians nearly forfeited after confusion over fifth inning.
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Central Church of Christ
First Presbyterians
Tuafavgette Park
St. Paul's M. E
Ieaders
Grate M, FE
Washington Eagles Win Behind Strong Hurling
Washington defeated Philadelphia 8 to 2 as H Morgan and Pennock struggled for the visitors. Chicago beat St Louis 8 to 1 on loose fielding, while Boston pounded New York 11 to 3 and Cleveland topped Detroit 6 to 2.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Oirohnt
Walsh and Kuhn
C. Brown
Alsop
Alexander
Stephens
Local Notes From Tripoli and Surrounding Areas
Tripoli reports visits by Chris and Henry Schoenbeck and Mrs. Clausing of Cook county Illinois. Mrs. Nelson of Algona visits. Olive Washington entertains at Congregational church. Elmer McKeown joins C. G. W. at Waverly. Tripoli Lumber remodels office. Mrs. John Warner and son move to Bremer while Mr. Warner manages there. Eliza Beatrice Washington wed James Boyland at Congregational church. Carpenters finish Will Bunger’s house and work on Fred Kimball’s new home. John Piersdorf leads the gang. Mrs. Elizabeth Stocking dies near Waterloo after staying with Koenecke family. funeral at Waverly. Fred Prestien remains very ill. Neenah visitors Arneman family stay with relatives. Mrs. H. Leege and Dorothy visit. Mrs. Winters and Frank of Nebraska visit parents. Frank Robinson busy in Illinois and the Dakotas. A. OW. Bockhouse resumes duties.
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Tripoli
Chris
Henry Schoenbeck
Clausing
Cook County
Ilinois
Wm Schoenbeck
Nelson
Frank, Rederns
Algona
Olive Washington
Congregational
Washington
Elmer McKeown
Waverly
Tripoli Lumber Company
John Warner
William
Bremer
Warner
Eliza Beatrice Washington
Jas. Boyland
Steele
N. C
Congregational Church
Will Bunger
Fred Kimball
John Piersdorf
Elizabeth Stocking
H. H. Koenek
Waterloo
Fred Prestien
Wm. Arneman
Arthur Arneman
Harold
Clarence Arneman
Neenah
Wis
H. Leege
Dorothy
Winters
Frank
Nebraska
W. H. Winoff
Frank Robinson
Dakotas
A. OW. Bockhouse
Fredericksburg Chautauqua or Fort July Plans Mentioned
Notices note visitors to the Prestien and Stevenson households in North Dakota and Texas, plus Fredericksburg’s Fourth of July plans. A Covena Georgia farmer’s wife endorses Foley Kidney Pills with kidney relief claimed by H. W. Taggart.
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Lela Love
Wiley Love
Covena
Foley
H. W. Taggart
Finchford Social Notes Report Local Visits and Travel
Miss Nellie Evenson owns a new plane. Mrs D G C Myers and daughter Helen visit relatives in Finchford. Luther Sturm owns an Oakland. Charles Dorman and family drove to Waterloo. Mrs George Peckham and Bell Davis suffer mumps. Mr and Mrs Caton Townson and Mrs F J Bowers travel to Waterloo. George and Rosco Beaty visit grandmother Mrs C Beaty. Fred Beaty leaves for Texas. A B Cassady visits Waverly at John Holland home.
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Finchford
Nellie Evenson
D. Gc, Myers
Helen
Davenport
Luther Sturm
Oakland
Charles Dorman
Waterloo
George Peckham
Caton Townson
F. J. Bowers
George Beaty
Rosco Beaty
C. Beaty
Bankrupt Over High Living in Iowa Woman Files Petition
Mrs. Mary Reznor, a Mollie resident now of Modale, petitions in U S district court for bankruptcy with debts of 2856.60 largely from Elliott Stanton and Red Oak suppliers. She lists assets as a small supply of shoes and clothing and says high cost of living drove the filing.
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Council Bluffs
United States District Court
Elliott, Stanton and Red Oak
Mary Reznor
Modale
T. J. Reznor
Death of Westbury farmer Frank H Luloff at 61
Independence Bulletin-Journal reports Frank H. Luloff a Westbury township farmer died Wednesday after a week long pneumonia his son W H Luloff home is the funeral at 1 30 Rev Adix will officiate burial at Spring Creek he was born in Germany age 61 married to Augusta Schuetze forty years ago and was brother of the late Wm Luloff of the city
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Independence Bulletin-Journal
Ry H. Luloff
Westbury
W. H
W. H. Luloff
Adix
Bpring Creek
Obituary of Mr Luloff Seventy-Three Survived by Large Family
Survived by seven children and three stepchildren. The children include W H, Mia, Net Ue Seeman of Westbury, Mrs Martha Meythaler Otto of Brandon, Henry of Waverly, Frank and Rose Seeman of Jefferson township. Step children Fred Schuette Shady Grove Mrs Margaret Stumma Westburg and Mrs Jacob Fehl Spring Creek. A brother and sister Newls of Curtis Wis and Mrs Ben Hook Lake View. Lutheran church Spring Creek member. Came as a young man to farm, respected for integrity and industriousness. sympathy offered by many friends.
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Mia
Net Ue Seeman
Westbury
Martha Meythaler
Otto
Brandon
Henry
Waverly
Frank
Rose Seeman
Jefferson Township
Fred Schuette
Shady Grove
Margaret Stumma
Westburg
Jacob Fehl
Spring Creek
Newls
Curtis
Wis
Ben Hook
Lake View
Luloff
Triplets Born to Short Horn Cow Near Dubuque
A Short Horn cow owned by Wm. Nolan on route 2 seven miles south of Dubuque gave birth last Sunday to three healthy heifer calves weighing 58 61 and 63 pounds. The four year old mother comes from the finest stock and all three calves are in perfect condition.
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Dubuque
Wm. Nolan
Route 2
Here
Dr J W Bouldin Reopens Office At 2154 East Fourth
Announcement by Dr J W Bouldin states he has resumed practice at 2154 East Fourth Street over Knapp Drug Co His methods claim to treat chronic nervous and special diseases using specific medication magnetism manipulation vibration and nebu lizer He cites Waterloo cases praising rapid relief for both men and women with a focus on nervous debility sexual health and female reproductive ailments.
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East Fourth Street
Knapp Drug Co
Bouldin
Waterloo
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