Boosters Sign W. E. Hollenbeck for Waterloo Three-I League
General sporting news confirms W. E. Hollenbeck will join Waterloo under manager Frank Boyle after three successful seasons with Omaha in the Western league. The southpaw star played 61 games last year with a .285 batting average and posted a 14-11 pitching record in 37 appearances. His return brings a hometown comfort as he had previously found success in this city and secured his wife here.
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W. E. Hollenbeck
Omaha
Frank Boyle
Waterloo
Hollenbeck
Central Association
Boyle
Prexy Blusterg and Blubbers Key Baseball League Feud
The report from Rock Island says four northern teams refuse to cover expenses for four southern towns amid a Waterloo case appeal. Tearney defends league action claiming Waterloo violated rules. bond filed settles legal phase for Waterloo. Steinfeldt to be dropped from the Cubs. Zimmermann or Doyle to take third base. Sheckard absent. Bloomington signs James Jackson to complete infield.
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Rock Island
Tourney
Waterloo
Tearney
Chicago
Tribune and Record-Herald
Kinsella
Chicago Tribune
Dubuque
Davenport
Girdley
Quinn O'Brien
Steinfeldt
Harry Steinfeldt
Cubs
Cub
Zimmerman
Doyle
Beaumont
Jimmy Sheckard
Star
Bloomington
Bloomington Association
James Jackson
Norfolk
Three I Notes on Cy Young Era Signings
Davenport reports another Cy Young name joins the Prodigals with Cy Young IV signed by Dan O Leary, after a season with LaCrosse and Rochester. Art Fingal from Dixon joins as catcher. other Davenport notes cover teams, managers, schedules, and Waterloo legal threats in Three I league coverage.
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Cy Young
Davenport
Cy" Young
Cy" Young IV
Dan O’leary
Wiggler
LaCrosse
Rochester
Crangle
Koepping
O'Leary
Young
Fredonia
Wis
Art Fingal
Dixon, Ill
West High Falls To Waterloo Business College Five 23 16
West High and Waterloo Business College met on the Germ floor with Waterloo College winning 23 to 16. West High fought hard, trailing by two points at the half and outscoring the opponents in the final period. Notable players included Rice for West High and Freeman and Gates for the college team. Referee Armstrong officiated. Tonight the College of Commerce team faces East High in a gym showdown on the city building’s third floor.
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West High
Waterloo
Colege
Rice
F.B. Flt
Weller
Opperie Cree Ewes
McDonald
Tiffany
J Whittle
Cotter
Seeker
W. B.C
Brivith
Armatrong
College of Commerce
East High Five
College
Window Caricature of Two Good Men
A theatrical caricature by T C Thorson mocks Tearney and Kinsella with a funeral tableau and whether the mourners link towns like Quincy Peoria Bloomington Danville Springfield while Waterloo Davenport Rock Island and Dubuque loom in the scene. The piece also reviews Reach's 1911 American League Guide praising its quality and noting it as a key baseball reference.
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T. C. Thorson
Smith Pharmacy
Tearney
Kinsella
Quincy
Peoria
Bloomington
Danville
Springfield
Waterloo
Davenport
Rock Island
Dub
Reach
Richter
Sporting Life
Reach Company
Philadelphia
Reach Guide
Eagle Center social and local notices March item
Eagle Center records a quiet week with visitors at P Witty home and family gatherings. Notables include Mrs. Carl Beck ill with inflammatory rheumatism and W M Benardy recovering from appendicitis in Waterloo hospital. Community members attend funerals, sales, and visits across nearby towns.
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Eagle Center
Amos Eliott
J. Bilitch
P. Witty
Carl Beck
M. Sellig
Denver
J. Schaefer
W. M. Benardy
Presbyterian Hospital
Waterloo
Christ Struble
W. M. Stelmer
M. Pierce
J. Butch
Eagle Township
Sonn Gill
Austin
Minn
W. M. Bayler
Jim Maynard
Frank Berry
la Porte
P. Rosaner
Witty
John McBride
Mel Thompson
Master Linn
Water 100
Local notes from Vernon Township March item sweep
Mr Vernon Township notes drifting through March report visits and health news. Z T Askeys of Janesville visited son J E Askey and family while Ralph Moore and roommate at I T C were weekend guests at the home farm. Reuben Ford bought a Cadillac touring car. Mattie Deeming of Cedar Falls spent days with Mrs Roe Lane. Greeley Booster club to meet at schoolhouse March 17. Lew Phelps and family of Cedar Falls visited Mr and Mrs Fred Henry Sr. Harry Dierck 16, ill in Waterloo hospital for appendicitis operation. nephew of Geo Burke, hopes for full recovery. Albert Winner bedside report hopeful. Mrs George Tuthill visited brother Robert Anderson near the park. A 1st birthday surprise with letters and postals from Washington to New York mixed. George Anderson to cherish memories. George Hatam moved to Waterloo. Claude Chapin and wife take over farm vacated by Hatam.
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Cedar Falls
Fred Henry
Harry Dierck
Waterloo
Harry
Geo. Burke
Albert Winner
George Tuthill
Robert Anderson
Park
Washington
Idaho
Oregon
California
Texas
New York
Anderson
George Hatam
Claude Chapin
J. M. Great Place
John Cheimer
Moving families and local housing changes in Glyndon area
Glyndon residents relocate to Colby Kansas and nearby farms while relatives and neighbors shift homes between Cedar Falls Waterloo Clarksville and local farms. August Buhr remains in Waterloo hospital after appendectomy with guarded recovery hopes. Edith Callahan returns from Coggan Ta school. Hillside Cemetery association gathering scheduled for March 16. home improvements and B and B telephone installations noted among residents.
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Glyndon
Minn
Colby
Kan
Carl Tostlebe
Cedar Falls
Chelmer Jie
Carl
Roberts
Pier‘pont
Mr. Young
Clarksville
Eliis
Wille
Chris Bolte
August Buhr
Waterloo
Curlig Ford
Hillside Cemetery Association
Simpson
Callahan
George Corwin
Reuben Ford
Fred Henry, Jr
Herman Wasserfort
John Ballou
Earl Tostiebe
Edith Callahan
Coggan
Vow Breaker Edward Ranayne Dies in Colorado
Edward Ranayne, once a Chicago Mason who forsook his oath to follow Dowie, died on a Colorado hillside while awaiting Christ’s second coming. His widow’s letter to Zion City Overseer Daniel Bryant details a tragic pursuit of spiritual truth and his long conversion from Masonry. Ranayne’s strong personality and former status as a worshipful master are noted.
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Chicago
Edward Ranayne
Daniel Bryant
Zion City
Rowayne
Dowie
Masonic Lodge
Elijah
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Praised by Greensboro Father
John W Sickelsmith of Greensboro Pa says his three children suffer frequent colds and that after trying several cough medicines, none helped as much as Chamberlains Cough Remedy. For sale by all dealers.
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John W. Sickelsmith
Greensboro Pa
Chamberlain
Real estate transfers around Cedar Falls and Waterloo
A list of transfers shows Anton Frus selling lot 490 in Cedar Falls to Peter Hansen for 2500, and multiple parcels in Cedar Falls and Waterloo changing hands between buyers such as J. Co. High, Hervey W. Dean, and Herman G. McVey, with prices ranging from 1 to 18,400 dollars.
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Black Hawk Co
Anton Frus
Peter Hansen
Pacific
Cedar Falls
William G. Moorehead
J. Co. High
J. R
S. Cameron
J. A. Bown
Hervey W. Dean
Herman G. McVey
Forest Park Addition
Waterloo
Creamery Narrow Escape From Fire At Janesville
Janesville Iowa March 8 Special The Tuinoig Central water tank burned Monday night. The Farmers creamery only twenty feet away was saved by a bucket brigade but badly scorched. Water was pumped by the N C pumping station and by the creamery pump. A freight engine blared its alarms as the burning tank’s superstructure was pulled away from the creamery, sparing it.
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Janesville
Tuinoig
N. C
Diapepsin promises quick relief from indigestion
Readers are urged to try Pape’s Diapepsin a 50 cent or 60 cent case to end dyspepsia in minutes. The ad claims it digests heavy meals, relieves heartburn and gas, removes breath odor, and avoids laxatives, suitable for family use day or night.
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Pape
Stemjens
A Weak Woman And Her Story Cardui testimonial from Floral Ark
Be fol a Baker of Floral Ark writes of recovering health after taking Cardui the woman's tonic She says a month of illness left her weak and nervous but one bottle improved her condition She claims thousands confirm Cardui benefits noting it contains natural herb extracts without minerals glycerin or strong flavors All druggists sell Cardui and recommend it to women in need
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Ark
Fola Baker
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