Peoria Triumphs Over Veterans 2 to 1 in League Clash
Peoria defeated Veterans 2 to 1 as Danville beat Decatur-Davenport and won against Dubuque. A manager from Bloomington was released by Rowland Tuesday evening while Menush recovers and Starassi return, leaving Dubuque with five outfielders. Bowerfind from Michigan University received his clearance and departed. Possible future teams for the players are not yet known.
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Sun Garden
League Park
Bloomington
Rowland
Menush
Starassi
Dubuque
Bowerfind
Michigan University
Standings of the Clubs Highlight Roge Gland Feature
Boosters were edged as Roge Gland starred in a clutch finish that saved the day for teammates. Cyncing play and decisive scoring led the club to a narrow victory, preserving momentum in a tight standings race.
Stolen Kaseg and Chapman Lead Errors in Dubuque and Davenport Play
Two base hits by Chapman and Lund spark offense as Dubuque and Davenport face off. O'Leary adds a three base hit while Akers and Smith work strikeouts. Umpire Bannon oversees the game amid scattered miscues and walks by the pitchers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque
Davenport
Kaseg
Chapman
Lund
Kaep- Ping
O'Leary
Akers
Smith
Bannon
Dabduque
Daven Inport
Yceterda
Duby
Paddack
Piass
R. Dariger
H. Daringer
Beatty
T Melchair
ef_ s
Storassii
Kreitz
A Bromwich
Sb Chapman
Land
Ste
Godwin
Coleman
Five heats decide 2.15 trot at Cedar Valley Racecourse
At Mason City on June 29 the Cedar Valley circuit held five heats to settle the 2:15 trot. Mabel King from Kansas City won the event with Teddy Oh So second and Charlie Werth third while Buck Muscovite claimed the 2:18 pace in three straight heats. Roy Wilkes won the 2:10 pace. best times were 2:14 for the 2:15 trot and 2:14 3-4 for the 2:14 pace.
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Mason City
Cedar Valley
Mabel King
Kansas City
Mus Seovice
Obid
Buck Muscovite
Roy Wilkes
Lena May
Sweet
Elsie H
Allen
Bill Bailey
Martin
Luther
Allen Oh So
Carmen
Teddy Oh So
Andrews
Charlie Werth
Dorrie K
Baseball Scores From Yesterday Across Leagues
Results list National and American League games with scores from New York and Pittsburgh to St. Louis Philadelphia and Cleveland. Multiple rain and abbreviation notes included. several matches ended by agreement or weather. Contains numerous city names such as Boston Chicago Cincinnati Louisville Indianapolis Toledo Columbus and Denver with scores ranging from 1 to 9.
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Rock Island
Waterloo Peoria
Ill
D McGafigan
Hovisk
Clyner
Teft Field
Peoria
Quincy
P. Ww. Tl
Jacobsen
Necatur Seasee Ag
Danville Oe Theese
Islanders
Donahue
Clynes
Ahpoa Dubuque
Davenport
Hartman
ATL
F. Donahue
B. Myers
Curlesser
Kahl
Addi'w. Donahue
National Teague
Tion
Kerwin
New York
Hill
Vorel
Cincinnati
Quiesser
Brooklyn
Vogel
Slattery
Boston
Nagie
Wooley
Sullivan
Detroit
Kelly McDonald
Smith
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Hovick
American Association
Fremer
Columbus
Clemens
McGaffigan
Kansas City
Crane
Kelly
Louisville
Wilkes
Ahve
Fountain
Indianapolis
Tk A1
Woolsey
Davidson
Vyskoct
Hovitk
Pueblo
Ste & Fe
Timpires
Walsh and Spencer
Denver
Lincoln
Danville
Decatur
St. Joseph
Snyder
Danvillessioux City
Wee
Gmahn
Gonding
Res Quiesser
Paves
Topeka
Kinsella
Des Moines
Groh
Coombs
Central Association
Ae Waterino
POA
E. Okuniwa
Collins
Ef von
Muscatine -Uefb
Staley
Nagle
Hannibal
Benz
Waterloo
Lofton
Kommiers
Rf Quiesser
Hendrix
Es Schroeder
Bell
McGuire
Middleton
Hildebrand Rel
Dalry
Pittsburg
AL Philadelphia
Chicago
Cleveland
Washington
Roston
New York-Foston
St. Paul
Toledo
Milwaukee
Lena
Francisco
Jevae Cruisina
Victoria
Randolph St
Goats Escape With Billion Germs
New York June 29 A police search follows a Willard Parker hospital lab loss of four goats tied to a yard experiment They fear goats contain smallpox diphtheria scarlet fever and whooping cough germs The goats may have fled to nearby East Side homes risking epidemic if milk is consumed
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New York
Willard Parker Hospital
East Side
Kennedy Released From Hustlers
Dubuque June 23 Bob Kennedy will no longer be seen in a Hustler circuit. The article promotes Cheney’s Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy claimed to cure catarrh, touting testimonials and a money back promise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque
Bob" Kennedy
Real Estate Transfers From Waterloo Areas
Fairview Cemetery association transfers crypta in mausoleum to S P Turpening for 345 dollars. Arthur C Cole to Sarah A Sweet transfers lot 8 block 1 Cole's 2nd addition Waterloo for 3900 dollars. J F Armstrong to Arnold J Rosgen transfers part of lot 15 block 2 Summit addition Waterloo for 1 dollar. The Galloway Gibson Investment Co to I W Whitehouse transfers tract No 6 Prospect Hills Waterloo for 525 dollars. M E Ilgen to Richard Leffler transfers lot 13 block 12 2nd addition Grand View Place Waterloo for 1800 dollars. Lawrence F McGarvey to Maggie McGarvey transfers part of lot 14 block 4 Leavitts addition and part of lot 7 block 8 Whitner Sedgwick's addition Waterloo for 1 dollar.
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Black Hawk Co. Abstract Co
Fairview Cemetery Association
S.P. Turpening
Crypta
Arthur C. Cole
Sarah A. Sweet
Cole
Waterloo
J. F. Armstrong
Arnold J. Rosgen
Summit Addition
The
Galloway-Gibson Investment, Co
I. W. Whitehouse
Prospect Hills
M. E. Ilgen
Richard Leffler
Grand View Place
Lawrence F. McGarvey
Maggie McGarvey
Leavitt
Whitner & Sedgwick
Copper Silver Vein Found In Quiet Cheshire Town
Residents of Cheshire Connecticut uncover a copper and silver vein on a local resident’s property after trench digging. Two oil-like pieces, one fourteen ounces and another two pounds, are recovered. Assay reveals rich copper and silver content with unusually low quartz.
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Cheshire
Conn
Lawn Sprinkling Costs Under City Water Metering
Waterloo residents debate lawn watering charges under metered city water. A Gourier subscriber measured 225 to 255 gallons in 30 minutes, costing about 9 to 10 cents per half hour, roughly 20 cents per hour. Water pressure varied with usage, but likely an average around 240 gallons per half hour.
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Waterloo
Joder Kidney Pills Promoted for Kidney and Bladder Troubles
An advertisement from J. K. Joder & Son touts Foley kidney pills as a quick permanent remedy for kidney and bladder problems and related irregularities in middle aged and elderly people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. K. Joder & Son
North Waterloo and Railroads Brakeman King Resigns for Revival Work
Brakeman W King resigns from the Illinois Central to enter revivalist work. He will begin with meetings at Fort Dodge and travel to other areas in the state. Engineer Sam Jenney appears on the layoff list and plans to Dubuque for the boat regatta opening on July 4. Mrs E A Fleming leaves for Manchester to visit her parents J H Mitchell. Machinist F H Dreary plans a Dubuque visit. Mike Gely joins J C shops as boilermaker helper. O M Weber to Marcus on business trip. Machinist Lloyd Matthews takes a short vacation.
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W. King
Illinois Central
King
Fort Dodge
Sam Jenney
Jenney
Dubuque
E. A. Fleming
Manchester
J. H. Mitchell
F. H. Dreary
Mike Gely
J. C
O. M. Weber
Marcus
Lloyd Matthews
Urges Physical Examination for Schoolchildren
A Los Angeles report from the American Medical Association convention urges annual thorough physical exams for every child to detect defects affecting health and development. Dr. Beach notes few cities provide complete checks beyond sight and hearing, urging standardized methods and coordinated effort among health boards, schools, parents, and teachers.
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Los Angeles
United States
Everitt GC. Beach
American Medical Association
Beach
Bad Egg Warning From Nebraska Pure Food Dept
A Nebraska state pure food department bulletin gives egg handling tips. It advises clean dry nests for hens and daily egg gathering in cool weather, twice daily in heat or rain, not to wash eggs, and to discard dirty or small eggs. Store eggs cool and odor free, avoid incubated or stolen eggs, market daily if possible, and keep eggs away from oils and strong odors.
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State
Pure Food Department of
Nebraska
Difference in Where You Live Leads to City Drunkenness
In police court Judge Caldwell sentences Bert Ricker of Lawn City to ten days on the Street for drunkenness after claiming Cedar Falls origin while Shell Rock would yield five days. Eiker from Oelwein pleads guilty while visiting a sick brother, with a seven dollar eighty-five cent fine or two days. Ed Kelley, longtime engineer, admits spells and pays seven eighty-five fine. Jesse Green of Janesville gets ten days for loitering and drunkenness. H A Boysen fined seven eighty-five for careless driving over the limit. Several others given ten minutes to leave or thirty days to keep the city beautiful. Foley Kidney Pills advertised.
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Sheil Rock
Cedar! Falls
Caldwell
Bert Ricker
Lawn City
Ricker
Cedar Falls
Shell Rock
Cedar Fills
E. C
Jesse Green
Janesville
Jesse
H. A. Boysen
Mr. Boysen
For Sale 20 Shares of Town Mausoleum Company Stock
A for sale notice offers 20 shares of Town Mausoleum Company stock. Information requested from German Savings Bank in Manning, Iowa.
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Town Mausoleum Company
Manning, Iowes
Noted North Pole Explorer at Chautauqua Park Event
A noted North Pole explorer will relate his thrilling adventures at Chautauqua Park on Friday June 30 at 3 p m. Norton's Orchestra and Band perform at 2 30 p m and 7 30 p m. Walt Holcomb the horse race lecturer speaks at 3 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Pole
Chautauqua Park
Norton
Walt Holcomb
Sheriff Sale Notice in Black Hawk County Iowa
The Sheriff of Black Hawk County Iowa will auction at the Waterloo courthouse on July 8 1911 at 10 a m the east ten feet of lot 1 and the west forty feet of lot 2 in block 3 first addition to Oak Lawn Waterloo to satisfy a special execution in favor of Canfield Lumber Company against W D Miller and Emma L Miller. Sheriff F M Shores confirms the date and venue. J E Williams is the plaintiff's attorney.
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State of Iowa
Canfield Lumber Company
W. D. Miller
Emma L. Miller
Towst
Oak Lawn
Waterloo
Black Hawk County
Iowa
F.M. Shores
J. E. Williams
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TBE
Western League
Omaha
Sioux City
Lioux City
Desseines
Rae
Kennedy
Hustlers
Malls
F. 3
Cheney & Co
Ohio
Realanhead Teatimoniaia
F. J. Cheney & CO
Teleto
Cheshire, Conn
F. S. Rexford
New York Life Bldg
Foley
Courier
North Waterloo and Railroads
DR. Beach
Boards of Health
City Boards of Education
Board of Health
Board of Education
Delwela
Frederick Cook
Charlie Dooin
Coca-Cola
Coca-Cola Company
Atlanta, Ga
Ermit
Sheriff's
Byvank Transfer Co
Petersen Bros
Woodruff Co
Weat Fourth Street
Consolidated Service
Night
Lee
C.D. Pedersen
Consolidated Peers
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