Blackburne to Undergo Cartilage Operation
Maecell Blackburne of the Chicago Americans plans surgery to repair a floating cartilage in his knee, an injury worsened by a winter basketball accident. Surgeons promise a cure and a quick return before the season advances, despite prior reports that his baseball days might be over.
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Mineral Springs
Tex
Maecell Blackburne
Blackburne
Comiskey
Johnsonburg
America
Baseball notes on Mullin Young and league moves
The piece notes George Mullin aiming to top Cy Young's record with the Tigers over a nine year span. It mentions Roger Bresnahan's Cardinals contract status, a major trade involving Schiel and others, and plans for a Champaign Urbana league berth with Jack Berry to manage. It also covers upcoming fights, Giants coaching changes, and Cy Young turning 44 while vowing his best season yet.
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George Mullin
Tiger
Cy Young
Mullin
Tigers
Roger Bresnahan
Cardinals
Bresnailuin
St. Lewis
Mr. Robinson
Beebe and
Fromme
Cincinnati
Schiel
New York
Jack Murray
Bugs’ Raymond
Toledo Duke
Champaign-Urbana
Twin Cities
Jack Berry
Milwaukee
West High Tops East High In Weekend Basketball Showdown
West High beat East High 38 to 25 in the boys game at the Y gym, with a late West High surge sealing the win after a tight first half. East High won the girls game 12 to 11. A Tuesday championship cup clash at the Y features West High vs Grundy Center High as Coach Mallory gears up his strongest lineup with Weller doubtful after illness.
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West High
East High
Grundy Center High
Grundy Center
Sioux City
Evanston
Mallory
Weller
Local residents and visitors noted in early report
Roy Allen moved into the Fisher house while Fred Dusenberg of Maytag Automobile at Waterloo visited on business. N. J. Popham owns a fine automobile. Claud Dawson traveled to Cedar Rapids on business. Fred Genson from South Dakota arrived Tuesday to visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Benson.
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Roy Allen
Fisher House
Fred Dusenberg
Maytag Automobile Company
Waterloo
N. J. Popham
Claud Dawson
Cedar Rapids
Fred Genson
South Dakota
Mra. A. Benson
New Hartford Notes On Births and Visits In March
New Hartford records announce the birth of a baby girl on March 17 to Mr. and Mrs. Swen Klodp. Several local residents attended the funeral of Mrs. Nancy Fmelyn in Cedar Falls. Social visits include Mr. and Mrs. Perrin’s 26th wedding anniversary and various guests at editor Kaley’s home. The quarantine for scarlet fever at the Methodist parsonage was lifted and school activities resumed.
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New Hartford
Swen Klodp
J. T. Burr
D. M. Collar
Shell Rock
O. K
St. Patrick
Stork
H.T. Harmon
Hubbard
Frank Roden
Anna Weires
Allison
Kaley
A. T. Perrin
Community Notes From Rockford and Nearby
Local items report Mrs J Bruce visiting Des Moines with daughter Bernice, Mrs Maloy moving into a newly purchased home, and school teachers and pupils enjoying a vacation. Janes visits Grinnell. Clerk Graham from Charles City on business. AL M Jaynes visits his son Rev Jaynes in town. Kim Welchans aims to join Uncle Tom's Cabin Co. in Wanis. Wm Smith travels south for Rockford Brick & Tile Co. Mrs J Mots improves after illness. Irene Davis returns Cedar Rapids after visit with Reams family. Mrs W A Briggs suffers heart trouble. sister Mrs J Allen assists in Mason City. Hock's Kansas lecture draws crowd at the opera house. Frank Fay and Dr Brockett, once convicted in a train wreck attempt, served eleven years nine months of a twenty-year sentence.
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Rockford
J. Bruce
Bernice
Hon
Des Moines
Maloy
Elsie Trigg
Buck
Grinnell
Towa
Graham
Charles City
AL M. Jaynes
Central City
Rev
Jaynes
Kim Welchans
Wanis
Uncle Tom's Cabin Co
Wm. Smith
Paints South
Rockford Brick & Tile Co
Cedar Rapids
Riley Reams
W. A. Briggs
J. Allen
Mason City
Hock
Opera House
Kansas
Frank Fay
Brockett
Nora Springs
Local News Roundup From Shell Rock Iowa
Mrs. Yarco and children of Cedar Falls visit her parents Mr and Mrs West. Mrs F C Harmon hosts Elizabeths sixth birthday party. West family visits Clarksville. H B Brown and family spend Sunday there. Sara Pray resigns to join Burch Bros Waterloo. May Gibson visits cousin Mabel Hennis in Clarksville. George Evritt dislocates shoulder from refractory cow injury. Floy Graham visits Clarksville. Gladys Howard begins spring term in Shipman district. Dr Reed Thompson and family visit F O Newcomb. J S Auner returns from Cuba and Florida. Claud Richardson opens ice cream parlor in vacant Mulllen building. Earl Mullen family return to New Rockford ND. S W Remington caring for seven-week-old baby girl. Lena Aldrich begins spring term north of town. Roy Thompson family depart for New Rockford ND.
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F. C. Harmon
Elizabeth
Wm. West
Cora
M. J. Johnson
Clarksville
Brown
Sara Pray
F. O. Newcomb
Burch Bros
Waterloo
May Gibson
Mabel Hennis
George Evritts
Floy Graham
Gladys Howard
Shipman
Reed Thompson
Tripoli
New Rockford
N. D
S. W. Remington
Lena Aldrich
Roy Thompson
Littleton Social Notes Report March Visit Recap
Clarence Manross, Geo Rehberg and several families visit and host in Littleton and nearby towns. Miss Nellie Stearns of Independence visits relatives. Frank Hoffman improves after illness. numerous local residents and guests are listed with their hosts and travel.
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Littleton
Clarence Manross
Geo. Rehberg
Cedar Rapids
Roy Munger
Hazieton
Richard Hughes
Nellie Stearns
Independence
Ralph Stevenson
Alton Manross
Hazleton
Frank Polark
Miss Bowers
Prairie Grove
Wm. Sankey‘s
H. C. McGlaughlin
Gerald
Frank Hoffman
Rice
Cedar Falls
E. J. Kingsbury
Ed Polark
Near Independence
F. B. Camp
Mart Weeple
West
Flight of wild fowl in Cedar valley at spring layings
The Cedar valley reports the smallest flight of wildfowl in spring migration on record with duck tribes shrinking yearly. Prairie chicken closed season prospects look dim as legislators ignore limits and September hunting persists.
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Cedar Valley
Greene items and notices from inde pendence area
A mixed local page notes family visits and illnesses including Mrs Bert Munger with appendicitis and Miss Herma Minton leaving Jesup to work. It covers travel for work and farming chores, births, a birthday dinner for Albert Fiddler, and public library updates. It ends with a health ad urging Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for colds and related diseases.
Local Notes from Greene and Nearby Towns
Greene records show J N Neal conducting business in Waterloo on Wednesday while H A Leete took a trip to the Twin Cities on Tuesday. Elizabeth Swain remains ill at her Hotel Kessler home as Theodore Thomas recovers from pneumonia. Mrs. T Montgomery of Clear Lake visits relatives here, and Mrs. Wm Buchhalz hosts her parents from Clarks.
Cigar Store to Open in New Commercial Street Corner
Hope C Martin of Martin Bros leases the corner room at Commercial and Fifth streets for a cigar store. Jackman Bros will erect the building, and the location is described as one of the city’s best for such a shop, enhancing the street area.
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Hope C. Martin
Martin Bros
Jackman Bros
Fifth
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Here
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Jesup
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Moline
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Fairbank
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Miss Lyle
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J. E. Miller
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China
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