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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1911
Page
1
A 1909 testimonial from Charles E. Harris of Marion Iowa praising Swamp Root kidney and stomach relief. He recounts prior doctor visits and says eight bottles cured him, urging others to try the remedy and noting the sworn certification by P. D. Kusley on July 2, 1909.
A letter requesting a Dr Kilmer and Co advertising sample bottle from Binghamton New York promises proof of Swamp Root benefits. It urges mentioning the Courier newspaper and notes available bottle sizes fifty cents and one dollar at drug stores.
News from Rock Island reports that Mock Estland seeks to dispose of its baseball franchise with Pecatur and Cedar Rapids as candidates for entry into the Phree-I magnety league. Decatur promoters press to secure the local franchise as directors and spokesmen hint a new regime could outperform the current setup. Frank Boyle, former Waterloo manager, may be drawn in if offered opportunity, having helped Waterloo start in the Three league and boasting strong connections to bring quality talent.
Louis Scott of South Paterson A.C., the sensational amateur long distance star, won the ten mile national championship at Celtic Park against nineteen rivals in 53m 29.58s and earned selection to compete against foreigners in the Stockholm Olympics next year.
A stockholder stated Boyle is real and willing to invest in forming a Rock Island franchise. He would provide a live team with top players if backed early, not as a playing manager, to secure players before others. Directors would lease the park to a firm taking over the franchise to keep baseball at the grounds. Public meeting urged to decide the franchise’s fate.
Davenport club official James T Hayes reports partial work on a four trip schedule for the Three-I league and will draft a three trip version as options for adoption. The four trip plan lists 140 games with northern clubs opening in southern territory and vice versa. Bill Ewald and a Waterloo representative discussed next moves, Waterloo likely out of the Three-I league. Foley's Honey and Tar Compound is advertised for coughs and throat irritation.
Grinnell fangs again assured as McAlpin the star center rests a week due to injuries. Two stars practiced in suits after conditioning and exams. Barrell and Eastman to alternate, Larsen in guard, Larsen to play old guard position. Coach Brown unhappy with forwards, freshmen beat varsity in scrimmage, Captain Sherman key tackler. Late practice saw improved form, Little, East High alums shine for the youngsters. Grinnell Ia Nov 10 race notes.
The Columbus Dispatch notes Hugh Duffy may join the Milwaukee club as manager in a strengthening plan for 1912. Harry Hinchman could keep a player role with Armour guiding the team, while Jack Tighe earns strong backing as Louisville’s new arrival. The piece reflects optimism for a successful season amid managerial movement.
Iowa faces a crippled lineup as Buckley is ill with typhoid fever and Alexander dislocated his knee. O Brien has a broken finger and may not start, Curry remains limited, and Clemons moves to center with multiple line changes. Purdue eyes ending its defeat drought as Hawkeyes travel to Lafayette tied to unfavorable odds.
Waterloo outfielder Connie Collins has secured lease control of the K of C athletic park for next season. He will oversee all park related matters including advertising and concessions and will receive gross receipts payments. Collins plans to manage a strong semi pro team in northern Iowa next season with a lineup of notable players.
Fort Dodge coach J R Townsend tightens signals to counter West Waterloo and plans a new set. East Waterloo foe is Coach Ferguson, Townsend’s brother in law, with a surprise in store at Waterloo home field. Fort Dodge aims for a fast dry surface and a strong final workout, Townsend supervising the second eleven in his absence.
Fort Dodge Chronicle reports Gen Densmore driven by R L Parker won the $3,000 race in Phoenix Arizona yesterday, beating Bauldhman driven by Ed Geers. Best time 2:08 1 2. Don has won every race this season except Winnipeg. owned by D A Dinnie.
Mrs Swope offers dressmaking services at 817 West 6th with phone contact 2366 Black.
Des Moines officials plan to push a bill for full birth and death registration across Iowa at the upcoming general assembly. Dr. F L Watkins of the federal vital statistics bureau suggested undertakers would back a law like those in Kansas and Nebraska to aid disease control and epidemic alerting authorities. A second note mentions Foley Kidney Pills as a kidney medicine testimonial.
Tes Moines reports that Leslie M Shaw backs a new interurban to connect Des Moines and Council Bluffs. Railway circles say Davenport to Iowa City is under construction and a Davenport to Des Moines segment is planned. If Iowa City to Des Moines and the Des Moines to Council Bluffs line are completed, a through state electric service may be formed.
Northwestern passenger No. 6 struck a traction engine and threshing outfit near the Boone Indiana depot. Wreckage scattered hundreds of feet in every direction. No injuries reported.
An old advertisement urges readers to cheer up despite gloom and hints Meritol Chocolate Granules can correct stomach and liver disorders. It lists Henderson Drug Co. and Red Cross Drug Co. as exclusive agents in the notice of the product.
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