Uninteresting Kewanee Waterloo series ends in blowouts
In Kewanee Ill May 3 the Kewanee Blues swept Waterloo 1 3, 13 4, 11 2 as Doc Andrews dominated the deciding game. Tuttle pitched well for Kewanee while Waterloos Ralph Swet faced heavy hits and youth on the mound. Pennington shuffled the infield with Hubbard Harvey Schim and the Blues plated runs on timely hits including doubles by Linderbeck and McCauley.
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Kewanee
Ill
Waterloo
Doc. Andrews
M.’s
Pennington
Ralph
Massachusetts
Pate
Blues
Tuttle
Andrews
Hubbard
Harvey
Schim
Ryan
Swett
Johnson
Linderbeck
Nickels
Free
Siglin
White
Corkhill
Goer
Schrim
AB. R. Fite
P.O. E Johnson
Wtree
McCauley
P Sieewee
Sheldon
Tuttle Bwett
Stele
Schirm
Pfirman
Grain and livestock quotes from Chicago markets showed mixed signals
Chicago May markets edged lower in wheat amid global weakness and rains expected to curb chinch bugs. Corn and oats held steady with light demand while provisions fluctuated. Kansas City and South Omaha reports show cattle and hog price ranges, with steady to firm cash tones, and mixed receipts across regions.
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Chicago
May
Easler
Liverpool
Buenos Ayres
Paris
American Southwest
Monmouth Defeats Cedar Rapids Team 7 to 1 in Ill
Monmouth wins its third straight as it defeats Belden Hill's Cedar Rapids squad 7 to 1 in Monmouth Illinois. Hatterles Hoffman Woerth Pressy and Tingle featured in the victory.
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Monmouth
Ill
Belden Hill
Cedar Rapids
RHE Cedar Rapide
Hatterles
Hoffman
Woerth
Pressy
Tingle
Muscatine
Burlington
Frank Royle
Rhe
Willia
Rollige
Newmeyer
Hick
Keokuk
Ottumwa
Wahl
Lorenz
Waterloo Opens Baseball Season With Auto Parade
The Waterloo Kewanee opener features an auto parade led by La Rue's Town Criers band and mayors R C Thompson and W H Merner. The game starts 8 30 PM at the new park with Mayor Thompson to pitch and Mayor Merner catching. Pitcher Red Schorne is traded to Kewanee for Bloodgett as Bloodgett and Wilkus contend for a role.
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Kewanee
George Pennington
Waterlo
Irving House
Fourth Street
North
Fifth Street
Ball Park
Roosevelt and
McKinley Streets
la Rue
Town Criers
R. C. Thompson
W. H. Merner
Cedar Falls
Ballpark
Cedar Rapids
Burlington
Keokuk
Cedar Rapide
Hog and cattle market round up at Chicago yards May 3
The Chicago hog market opened steady from yesterday with 2 400 head listed including mixed and butcher lots. It closed mostly lower with heavy and light categories noted as steady to lower. The cattle market opened steady with various classes—beeves stockers Texas steers and calves—recorded with price ranges. The sheep market opened and closed steady with natives Western yearlings and lambs listed.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
South Omaha
Omaha
Neb
Texas
Chicago
Sau
Tom T
WSVGS
Market quotes and historical notes mix on page
The clipping lists cash grain prices including wheat corn and oats with futures hints and several stock quotes. It notes New York close figures for wheat and a variety of listings, plus a comment on a Masonry map exhibit in Burlington and Iowa City mentioning the O. B. ou. project.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Canadian Pacific
Pennsylvania
Rock Island
Wee Ee
Chicago Great Western
Northwestern
Atchison
American
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Erie
Ulinals
Rt de Jofetess
Masonic Library
Cegar Wtapida
Burlington
Iowa
Iowa City
O. B. Ou
Millar
Daily Riddles and Answers List
A reader puzzle page presents five riddles with numbered prompts and a set of yesterday's answers. Items include wordplay on legs and speed, converting bright to bulky, dog replies to ear pulling, beheading names creating an obstruction, and removing boat parts to yield a tree.
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Ash
Ticklemouse Birthday Sparked by Boomerang Gifts
Davy and Dorfy secretly give their friend Ticklemouse a birthday feast built from cheese sandwiches tweezers a cheese carved cake and six teen red candies. Ticklemouse explains a boomerang gift means giving and receiving in reverse while sharing stories until sun up.
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Dorfy
Davy
Darfy
Poz
Jeseleemounys
Roe wins last resort in suit against railroad for 8000
J. J. Roe, former owner of a selectric light plant in Hampton, secured final judgment of 8000 damages against the M. and St. L. Railway. The suit claimed sparks from the railroad engine set fire to Roe’s electric light plant, causing the claimed losses. The report notes the court of last resort ruling in Iowa Falls.
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Iowa Falls
J. J. Roe
Selectric Light
Hampton
David Millar
Dows
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DR. Andrews
Wintz
Lamson Bros. & CO
Chicago Board OF Trade
G. Larrabee
Marsh-Place
Prodice
Michigan
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Seagor
Pitcher
Red" Schorne
Bloodgett
Kowanee
Schorne
Union
H. W
ST. Louis
Nnhapolis
Ste. Pauls
Missouri Pacific
New York Central
Anaconda
Bradstreet
City
Hank Clearings
Wellington
Boston
Old Tom
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Minneapolis
Los Angeles
UAL
Cleveland
Detroit
Des Moines
Peoria
Dayton
Gedar Rapids
Springfield
Quincy
Bloomington
Bologna
Decatur
Utters
Jacksonville
Washington
Joseph Lincoln
Sioux City
Wichita
Topeka
the Ticklemouse
Rey Rutherford Bailey
Davy and
Ticklemouse
Ticklermouse
Mr. Ticklemouse
Soen
Eis
Ivy
Bondini Bros
the Girl From
Dublin
Felix
Yal
Boy
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