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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1913

Page

8

West Side Baseball Fans Urged to Boost Ticket Sales

West side business leaders lag behind the east side in booster ticket sales for the upcoming season. East side merchants have bought 26 to 100 tickets, while west side efforts struggle. Jack Casebeer presses Ralph Storm to kickstart activity as fund-raising for a new baseball park and team builds. Two sites under consideration, one east and one west, with the campaign ending in ten days.

West Side East Side East Side Committee Jack Casebeer Ralph Storm Jack

Manusch With Strong Keokuk Squad Prep For April Workouts

Keokuk manager George Manusch shows a deep pool of talent with about a dozen solid players signed and a large enlistment expected in a week or two. Four pitchers are among those volunteering for April workouts, with recruits including Dick Altman outfielder Waltham Minnesota G B Taylor pitcher Lorimer Iowa H Borden pitcher Stoutsville Missouri John J Clark catcher Chicago W H Sapp pitcher Eldon Iowa Elmer Engman infielder Hook Island St Will Kusel outfielder Detroit Peck catcher Ostendorf pitcher Henderson Kentucky.

Keokuk George Manusch Keokuk Baseball Club Dick Altman Waltham Minn Taylor Lorimer John J. Clark Chicago W. H. Sapp Eldon Elmer Engman Hook Island Will Kusel Detroit Peck Ostendorf Henderson

Dr Andrews’ Waterloo Hire Draws Central Association Raps

Dr Andrews, Waterloo manager, faces skepticism from Burlington Hawkeye writers as he builds a youth driven squad. At Kewanee he transformed a last place club into a fifth place finisher in 1911, sold 5000 dollars in players, left 4000 dollars in treasury, and left for St Joe in 1912. Waterloo fans expect a fighting, hard swinging team built around veterans and fast youngsters despite a slow start, hoping for a pennant chase under his leadership.

Waterloo Jay Andrews Central Association Burlington Hawkeye Andrews Neucleus St. Joe Kewanee Dr. Andrews Boyle

Iowa National Guard Announces State Rifle Shoot

Officers announce the state rifle shoot will be held at the state range near Des Moines from June 23 to 27. All four regiments' companies will compete, with local teams expected to uphold the high scoring standard set by local marksmen. Local units have trained at the Armory and welcome Water Weather’s return to begin on the local range.

Iowa National Guard Des Moines

Greatest of Meat Eaters Declares American Eating Prowess

In a blunt exchange the debtor and the deputation of creditors discuss an easy arrangement. The debtor retorts that the simplest plan would be all parties going away. The text centers on a claim about Americans being the world’s greatest meat eaters.

Chicago Bowler In First Place At Plage American Bowling Meet

W A Spencer of Chicago led the individual event at the American Bowling congress tournament in Toledo with 658. J Wagner of Cincinnati was second at 648, Wilson of Chicago fourth at 642, and Howley dropped to third. Chicago pairs ranked high in two man and five man events as cold weather hindered play. Sir Cliftons of Chicago placed second with 2 943 in the five man team event.

Toledo W. A. Spencer Chicago J. Wagner Cincinnati Wilson Chicag Howley Bliss John Kurleman Cinccinnatii Drew CL JL Wood al J. Leigh Murray Sir Clifton Sir Cliftons Diexters Cosmos No. 1 Lipmans

Chambers Chosen in Wage Dispute Arbitration

Washington March 3 Wa fi Chambers of Washington C for mer chief justice of the international court at Samoa and a former member of the Spanish treaty claims commission was chosen as the third arbitrator in the wage dispute between the eastern railroads and their firemen. W W Atterbury vice president of the Pennsylvania railroad and Albert Phillips vice president of the firemen s organization are the others.

Washington Wa. Fi. Chambers Washington, C International Court Samoa Spanish Treaty Claims Commission W. W. Atterbury Pennsylvania Railroad Albert Phillips Firemen’s Organization

Unfair Blow Hat Gaffe Sparks Domestic Laughs

A Chicago Tribune captioned cartoon features a husband and wife in a comic exchange. The wife reveals she paid thirty dollars for a hat, prompting the husband’s witty comeback about the expense and the punchline lands on a money belt joke.

Gerald Marie Chicago Tribune

Brutal Husband and Indignation of a Wife

A Tasher style remark from The Tatler notes a woman feels hurt and indignant when her husband refuses to show pity for the man she once loved, reflecting social expectations of marital loyalty and public sympathy.

the Tatler

Wrong Directions Given 10 Firemen

Firemen were sent to wrong addresses twice in one morning causing alarm and confusion. A house on Reber avenue burned completely while residents on Third street offered no help. Fire Chief Dunham aided in removing belongings as the Bovey family home was destroyed.

Third Street Reber Avenue Thal Washington First Street

Women Admired for Health and Happiness Message

Women who suffer nervousness or female ills should try Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. The piece argues that healthy happy women are most admired and credits the remedy with bringing health and happiness to many American women.

Lydia Pinklai America

Weather forecast for week across the United States

The weekly weather bulletin indicates generally fair conditions east of the Rockies for the first half of the week. A disturbance over Canada will bring cloudiness and local rain or snows from the upper Mississippi Valley to New England on Tuesday and Wednesday.west of the Rockies expect rain locally with a warming trend after Monday. Another disturbance will move from the far west to cross the middle west and eastern states by week’s end, bringing rains and snows in respective regions.

Washington Rocky Mountain Weekly Weather Bureau Cancadian Miasissippi New Eagland Rocky Mountains Middle West Southwest Far Western Far West

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