Fewer Players To Report On Ames Baseball Plans
Ames March 1 reports that Germany Schultz will not coach Ames football. Schultz visited campus months ago, discussed salary and authority, then renewed with Michigan after insufficient council action. Hubbard seeks pitchers as Ames baseball aims for a strong hitting season with a small, trained squad.
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C A Players Sign Contracts in Central Association
Keokuk March 1 President M E Justice of the Central Association returned from Little Rock after attending Judge Kavanaugh funeral. Signed contracts for the association are arriving at the offices with Keokuk Burlington Marshalltown and other clubs listing players who accepted terms. Names include Raum Eggleston Burns Comstock Heinz Goss Giffin Swenson Brady from the local club and Rolley Church Workman Strong Honerkamp Lowther Moore Batchley Watson Morgan Orms from Burlington. Marshalltown lists Bord Hammersehmide and others.
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Midge Anderson Signs with Foxes in Muscatine Move
In Muscatine on March 1 a notice to President Sam Black from Ned Egen states that Midge Anderson has signed a contract with the Foxes. Anderson, versatile infield player for Foxes in 1912, previously deserted the team and was suspended for violating national laws before suspension was lifted. The speedy Muscatine infielder showed strong fielding and base running.
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Exhibition Games for Bunny Recruits
Gedar Rapids March 1. Business Manager Helden Mitt lists exhibition games for Bunny recruits. They travel for college tests and two battles with Waterloo. Games include Davenport April 16, Marshalltown April 17 28 19, Upper Iowa Fayette April 20 21, Lenox Hopkinson April 25, Waterloo April 24 25, and Waterloo home May 1 2 3.
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Predict Hot Fight on Anderson Bill in Des Moines
Des Moines reports a bill passed by the house to empower the governor to appoint up to four special agents under the attorney general to enforce liquor laws after January 1. The measure, granting police powers to these agents, faces strong opposition in the senate as many wet members and a leading senator vow to oppose or seek compromise.
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Baseball Fascinating Facts By George L Moreland
Baseball facts compiled by George L Moreland cover early salaried teams from 1868 to 1884 including uniforms, masks, gloves and notable firsts. The item also notes a bridge bill for Keokuk and Hamilton across the Mississippi with unlikely passage this session.
Van Horn murder case revived near Magon City
Clear Lake March 1. Rumors say the Van Horn murder investigation is renewed with new evidence. No indictment yet against Mrs. Van Horn for her husband's death. Grand jury reexamines items as Long Island Railroad plans oil burning engines for ferries and tugs to save about 820,000.
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Iowa News Chapter on relief for CAPITAL BREWERY
Des Moines reports overtures to pass a special act aiding the Capital Brewery as the mulet law dries up saloons. With beer in progress, salvage aims to save on finished brew while guarding materials. Other items include a Colorado requisition case, Walsh Colby settlements, and nepotism bills. New Zealand butter export data closes the note.
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Run-Down Woman Gains Strength From Vinnd Tonic
Mrs Elmer Glidden tells how she was run-down and nervous before using Vinnd tonic. After trying cod liver oil and other remedies, she found Vinnd built up her strength and helped her perform long work at home. Warner Bros druggists and dealers nationally stock the tonic.
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Will Thresh Out School Politics
Des Moines reports the house will revisit March 5 a bill by Clark of Monroe to repeal the state superintendent of schools appointment law. Reform-minded allies fear a repeat of the Miller bill, risking a shift back to political control and a new four year term for the incumbent, A. M. Deyoe, under existing law.
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Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Promote Liver and Bowel Health
Dr F M Edwards treated many women with olive tablets for liver and bowel ailments for 17 years. The olive colored pills, made from vegetable ingredients and olive oil, are said to energize the liver and bowels, remove waste, and improve complexion. Thousands use them to stay in good condition. sold as a calomel substitute at 10 and 25 cents per box by All druggists.
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Internal Bath Promise Rheumasalts Advertisement
A vintage advertisement extols Rheumasalts as an internal bath for constipation and general cleansing. It promotes a carbonated lithia drink that smooths bowel, liver, and kidney function without griping, claiming quick relief and uric acid solvent action. The copy urges asking a druggist for five ounces and lists bottle prices.
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Legislature weighs Clark and Miller bills on school affairs
Observers doubt the Clark bill will match Miller bill strength yet expect uncertainty remains about its fate. The question centers on whether school affairs should be managed inside or outside political bounds.
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Miller
Pauper pack peddler proved wealthy in will's surprise
Clinton March 1 James Crimpton a long time pack peddler once thought a pauper died at the county farm about two months ago His will filed today reveals a fortune near four hundred thousand dollars He leaves most to his nephew Charles F H Crimpton of New York with bequests to about fifteen relatives in New York Rochester Walton Hancock and Deposit His home was in Deposit and he was a familiar southern tier figure for fifty years traveling with a pack along country roads.
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Musterole Promises Pain relief Without Mustard Plasters
An advertisement extols Musterole as a clean white ointment replacing mustard plasters for sore throats bronchitis and many pains. It claims fast relief from stiff neck rheumatism headaches and chest colds and notes sizes 25c 50c and 2.50 with a warning to buy genuine Musterole from The Musterole Company Cleveland Ohio.
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Man Dies in Poorhouse After Selling Oddments for Life
The man, eccentric and poor, earned small profits from selling trinkets and finery to barely survive. His health declined, relatives believed him penniless, and he was sent to the poorhouse where he passed away.
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