Homecoming Week Sparks Hawkeyes Aims Clash Untested
Iowa City prepares for a major homecoming with 22 players in late November. Gov. George W. Clarke attends as alumni arrive from across the central west to boost the Hawkeyes before the Ames game and the Nebraska showdown. Injuries loom as Carberry and Parsons may miss the Ames tilt, while Hamilton trains for end play.
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George W. Clarke
Towa
Central West
Ames
Iowa City
Town Field
Othe State
Hawley
Hawkeyes
Aggie
Mazowan
White
Henry Hanson
Kirk
Carberry
Mark Hyland
Morey Kent
Ray Murphy
O’brien
Trickey
Warriors
Srawley
Indiana Giants
Parsons
Penningroth
Bowen
Hamilton
Nebraska
Cornhuskers
Indiana
Baseball Men Gather at Minor League Meeting in Columbus
A special train brought western baseball men to Columbus Ohio for the minor league meeting led by Del Howard San Francisco and Al Baum Pacific Coast league president. Charles Graham Sacramento and Happy Hogan Los Angeles also attended with others. Solomon Meyer Indianapolis owner said sale to Denver men is off. Jack Hendricks Denver manager present. Ebbetts Brooklyn club president arrived in Columbus in the afternoon.
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Columbus
del Howard
San Francisco
al Baum
Charles Graham
Sacramento
Uny A. C. Joy
Happy Hogan
Los Angeles
McGill
Denver
Indianapolis
Jack Hendricks
Solomon Meyer
Denver Baseball
Ebbetts
Brooklyn
Farrell to Present Demands at Baseball Meeting
Secretary H Farrell of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues traveled to Columbus Ohio for the annual meeting. Before leaving he received a copy of new demands from the players fraternity to be discussed and publicized in Columbus. The national board of arbitration faces many cases at the gathering.
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National Commission
National Board of Arbitration
Deer Hunting Season Opens With Tragedies Across States
The deer hunting season opens with fatalities and safety measures. Biwabik Minnesota reports miner Matt Maki killed by an unidentified hunter on a logging road. Madison Wisconsin notes forty thousand hunters in a twenty day quest for deer. La Crosse Wisconsin records 19 year old Frank Koehn accidently shooting himself.
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Biwabik
Mion
Madison
Wis
State Game War Offices
la Crosse
Frank Koehen
Iowa Dairy Wins Three From Ox in Sale Ad
Rummage sale advertisement from First Baptist Church at Jefferson and Park Ave corner lists Navy 14 and 15 with Friday and Saturday afternoon and evening hours.
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First Baptist Church
Cor. Jefferson and Park Ave
Navy
114 Rats Meet Fate in Traps at Viaduct Property
The report notes 114 rats captured at the Weiss property by the Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Viaduct area. Owner J. P. Hummel is at war with the rodents as traps have yielded twenty nine and thirty two rats, with fifty three more captured. One rat died in a trap when others struggled to escape.
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Weiss
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Viaduct
J. P. Hummel
Hummel
General Bramwell Booth Arrives Free as Guest to U S
Adjutant Moyer of the Salvation Army corrects a report that General Bramwell Booth took a berth paid by others. Cunard brought him to America as a guest at no cost. Adjutant and Mrs. Moyer plan to travel to Chicago next week to join thousands of officers in welcoming Booth.
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Booth
Adjutant Moyer
Salvation Army Corps
Bramwell Booth
England
America
Cunard Company
Moyer
Chicago
General Booth
Limb Transplanting Attempted by Surgeons at Meeting
Chicago November 11 The fourth annual meeting of the clinical congress of surgeons of North America will showcase advances in relief of human suffering. About three thousand surgeons attend including Sir Rickman Godlee head of the Royal College of Surgeons of England. A transplant of four limbs will be attempted if a rib donor is found and a recipient is brought to the operating table.
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Chicago
Clinical Congress of Surgeons of North America
Rickman Godlee
Royal College of Surgeons of England
Trainmen Win Wage Demands In Arbitration Award
Arbitration board grants rail conductors and trainmen a 7 percent wage increase totaling about 6 million dollars annually for one year, impacting 100000 workers. Award cites cost of living rise as basis but not sole factor, with specific pay scales for conductors, baggagemen, flagmen, and brakemen and overtime rules. Dissent and minority reports accompany the decision, which preserves existing schedules and hours in most cases.
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New York
East
Mississippi River
Ohio
Arbitration Commission
Federal District Court
Gost
Local Notes from Winslow Township
Winslow notes report visits by Mr and Mrs Frank McBride to Charles Williams. John Vanderveer, returning from Illinois, visited W H E Bickelberg. Farmers shred and husk corn. Mr and Mrs C A George hosted Chas Becker and Geo Geisler families. C A George visits Janesville. Mrs George hosts sister. Noble delivered cattle to Waterloo. Depot platform repairs by section men. Orville Cheney and son of Mason City visited Chas Williams last week.
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Winslow
Frank McBride
Charles Williams
John Vanderveer
Illinois
W. HE
C. A. George
Real Estate Transfers Noted in Mack Hawk County Records
The list details multiple property transfers including John W. Tancroft to George H. Bancroft with parcels in Cameron's additions and Junction areas valued at 1500 dollars, Jacob T. Friedley to Mary Krohn for Bea Dunkerton at 350 dollars, and others. It also notes Mr. and Mrs. Herbert B. Quick of Fort Dodge visiting the A A Wolatoad home at 312 Ricker Street in Waterloo.
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Mack Hawk County Abstract Co
John W. Tancroft
George H. Bancroft
Cameron
Rand
Jacob T. Friedley
Mary Krohn
Dunkerton
M.E. Butson Et al
Lewis Brunscheen
Grand View Place
Waterloo
Buxton
W. H. Buxton
Halleck’s
Waxton
J. Buxton
Halleck
Arthur. Cale
W. B. Wetherti
Beverly Place
Herbert B. Quick
Fort Dodge
A. A. Wolatoad
Ricker Street
City Considers Monthly Scale Tests After Weight Disputes
Dealers petitioned the city council urging removal of an independent scale deemed inaccurate, request for test weights up to 4000 pounds, and monthly testing. The scale issue was referred to the street and alley committee the city sealer and city attorney for action.
Local notices from Littleton and area abound
Community roundup from Littleton Iowa on November 10 reports visits from Waterloo and Independence residents, movements to Fairbank and Des Moines, and local events. Socials include a pumpkin pie social raising 12.50 dollars and a New England supper planned by the Presbyterian Ladies Auxiliary.
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Caista Barclay
E. B. Barclay
Des Moines
James Kissinger
Verdi
Kan
A. P. Nielsen
Wrights
Independence
Old Time Sores And Ulcers Healed
An advertisement extolls S. S. S. blood purifier claiming quick healing of old sores and ulcers by aiding blood flow. It emphasizes a single restorative ingredient and warns against substitutes, urging readers to contact The Swift Specific Co for advice and to insist on S. S. S. products.
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Swift Specific Co
Swift Laboratory
Adents, Ga
Get Rid of Piles At Home Claim Burgeoning Relief
Sufferers urged to mail in a coupon or visit a druggist to obtain Pyramid Pile Remedy. The ad promises quick at home relief and positions the product as proven by thousands, urging immediate action with a 50 cent trial package option.
Pyramid Drug Co Offer for Free Trial Pile Remedy
The notice requests a free trial package of Pyramid Pile Remedy from Pyramid Drug Co located at 484 Pyramid Building Marshall Michigan. The sender agrees to use as directed and asks for plain confidential wrapping with a nonspecific name and address provided.
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Pyramid Drug Co
Pyramid Bldg
Marshall, Mich
Hand Embroidery Tips and Tips for Beginners
The column offers practical Do nots for aspiring embroiderers, stressing posture light and steady work, proper tools, dry clean hands, and patient progress. It advertises the Imperial Embroidery Outfit season sheets and a transfer pattern giveaway. A brief note mentions een Waterman of Oriskany Falls visiting local residents.
Baby eczema cured by KRESKO, druggist says
A Waterloo mother seeks a cure for her baby's eczema and is advised by a trusted druggist to try KRESKO. After using the product, the baby’s skin improves, and KRESKO is advertised as sold by several druggists with trial and family sizes. Samples are offered by Kreako Laboratories in New York.
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Waterloo
Kresko
Kreako Laboratories
Fourth Ave
New York
Wangler Bros. Co
W. B. Schuneman
Knapp Drug Co
Hugh W. Taggart
Dlenderson Drug Co
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