Boyle Cancels Ottumwa Games in Late Season Shuffle
Manager Frank Boyle reshapes Muscatine schedule with Davenport Prodigals added and Ottumwa pulled, despite league rules against inter club play before season start. Winnipeg or Grand Forks may replace Ottumwa. Water loo Cedar Rapids games near. Mrs. Boyle arrives, solidifying new Muscatine leadership.
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Muscatine
Frank Boyle
Davenport Prodigals
Ottumwa
M. E. Justice
C. A
Davenport
Muskies
Associae
Ottumwans
Winnipeg
Grand Forks
Boyle
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Club Organized Drives Fund for Auto Auction
The Cedar Rapids Baseball Association formed at the Commercial club with forty nine directors pledging $100 each to cover possible deficits. Boosters report strong ticket sales for an automobile auction, aiming to raise funds toward permanent baseball grounds and a grandstand. Officials named include Walter L. Cherry president and Jona M. Grimm secretary. discussions propose outside investment to secure grounds and finance the project.
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Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Baseball Association
L. Kelley
Chas
Sprague
Grand Hotel
F Or Cherry Ds
The
Baseball Association
Presiden
Secretar
Walter L. Cherry Ten
TB. Liv Rer. J. Farrow
K. C. Ferman
Jona M. Grimm
Yall
Baseball Associati
Konstenr
Purchasef
Brown Faces Peddler in Long Armory Bout Tonight
Louis Carle of Minneapolis acts as referee watcher for the Brown versus Peddler duel at the armory. Brown and Brown’s rival completed training with plans for a faster, more balanced contest aiming to exhale long, decisive exchanges. Wagering grew as odds shifted, with Hartmann’s Jordan bout at Burlington drawing interest for Brown’s next match and local fans eager to compare Brownd with Hartmann.
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Carl Brown
Yester
Brown
Klem
George Hitchcock
Louis Carle
Minneapolis
Hitchcork
Hartmann
Harry W Hartmann
Young
Jordan
Burlington
Rock Island
Waterloo
Harttmann
West High Team Prepares for Fort Dodge Clash
West High coach Mallory trains the team for a strenuous Saturday night battle with Fort Dodge that could secure a state tournament spot in Iowa City. A win would advance locals, while a loss ends their state chances. Fort Dodge has been strong in the region, with Sioux City the only defeat.
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Mallory
West High
Fort Dodge
Iowa City
Cedar Rapids
Dodgers
Sioux City
Charles City
Reinbeck
Fir
James
Fort Dodge Chronicle
Waterloo Pa
Waterleg
Fort Node
Foley Kidney Pills Ad Offer Relief to Suffering Women
An advertisement claims women suffer daily from backache headaches nervousness and insomnia caused by kidney and bladder troubles. It promises quick relief and a return to health with Foley's Kidney Pills, available at all druggists.
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Foley
Waterloo Manager Brings Strong List for Des Moines Report
Des Moines reports Dr. Jay Andrews will manage the Waterloo club in the Central Association this season. He has assembled a sturdy group of prospects including Fisher Jokerat Goes and Warren. The Booster drive raised 1000 dollars and practices will use Highland Park diamond ahead of season conditioning tilts with collegians and the Roosters.
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Des Moines
Jay Andrews
Waterloo
Kewanee
Andrews
Waterloo Baseball Boosters
W. A. Reed
Central Association
Fisher
The
Roosters
Dr. Andrews
Jokerat
Wichita
Isbell
Pittsburgh United States League
Highland Park
Collegians
Optimistic Prediction For Central Association Season
Keokuk Iowa March 6 The prospects for a successful season in the Central association look bright according to President M E Justice. He says activity will surge in a few days as guarantee funds become due and players are contracted. he notes no ante season games yet and mentions Muscatine Waterloo and Cedar Rapids.
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Keokuk
Jook Mighty Bright
M. E. Justice
Muscatine
Waterloo
Cedar Rap
Clubs pledge to respect league schedule rules
The president said teams intend to avoid pre season games among themselves. He dismissed reports of inter club play before the season. He cites loyalty to the league and a letter from Muscatine manager Boyle confirming the unwritten inter playing law will be kept.
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Ids
Boyle
Muscatine
Engravers Take Deciding Game To Tie for Fifth
Engravers win two of three against M and 8 at Jackman alleys last evening to tie Boosters for fifth. West tops Engravers with 194 high score and 176 high average while Johnson leads the defeated team with best score and average. Jackman absent. Koeneke also noted.
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Engravers
Jackman Alleys
Boostera
Johnson
Engrayvers
Ard Lautern
Eys
Welle
Ae Ee
Dodd
Forkan
Koeneke
Morgan and Sullivand
Frost
Weltzin
Jackman
Iowa Democrats weigh Iowa appointments in Washington
In Washington Iowa Democrats hold informal talks on patronage with no firm results. Jerry Sullivan of Des Moines may seek southern Iowa attorneyship while Earl Bronson of Spencer campaigns for northern Iowa marshal. President Wilson may favor progressives and consult Cummins and Kenyon on key postings.
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Washington
Iowa
Earl ‘Bronson of
Spencer
Doctors Reject Burgan's Serum for Tuberculosis
Minneapolis March 6 the Hennepin County Medical Society adopted an executive committee report advising against using Dr J Homer Burgan's serum in treating humans. The panel rejected the serum due to lack of proof of benefit and concerns over safety, noting the hypothesis was old and unsupported.
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Minneapolis
J._ Homer Burgan
Hennepin
Society suspends Burgapat over unapproved serum work
Members of the medical society dropped Burgapat from practice for using laboratory procedures not in line with accepted methods and failing to provide requisite animal test records. The society stated today’s action is final, though a hearing could be granted if proofs are produced. A concurrent public hearing on Burgan serum merits was scheduled at the state capitol in the house chamber at 7 40 p m.
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Burgap
State Capitol
House Committees On Public Health
House
Get's It Corn Cure Promises Quick Relief
A vintage advert touts GET'S IT a painless corn treatment by E Lawrence & Co Chicago. It claims to vanish corns without cutting or plasters and also offers wart calouse and bunion relief. Sold at druggists for 25 cents a bottle or direct by mail.
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E. Lawrence & Co
Chicago
Money for Furniture and More with Flexible Terms
An advertisement offers loans on furniture, lands, horses, wagons and more without removal. Funds available the same day with liberal terms and no hidden charges. Repayments can be monthly or weekly, with upfront total cost disclosed and friendly service.
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MGR
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Clyde Fitch
Knox Wilson
Countess Couquettr
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