Boyle Returns From Meeting Arranges Giants’ Appearance
Frank Boyle, manager of Muscatine, returned from Milwaukee after attending the National Association of Minor Leagues meeting. He closed a deal for a star player Lisle Spurs from Duluth and arranged for a New York Giants appearance in Muscatine next season. About $500 will be forwarded to the local club from the minor league association. Justice Was Active.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Boyle
Muscatine
Milwaukee
National Association of Minor Leagues
Boyle
Lisle Spurs
Waterloo
Duluth
Spurs
New York Giants
Justice
The
Central Association
Dick Smith
Springfield
Clarence Rowland
Dubuque
Tom Hayden
Burlington
Jas. Hayes
Davenport
al. O’hearn
Davenport Times
Joe Wilkes
Galesburg
Illinois
School Inspection by Cedar Falls Business Men
Cedar Falls business leaders toured the Teachers college with President Seerley, viewing the library and facilities. Highlights included a pipe organ recital, campus banquet, and discussions on the college's economic impact, payroll, and growth plans. Also noted were bus service protests, a college football game, reunions, and debates between Ames and Teachers College.
Personal notes at Cedar Falls travel and visits
Cedar Falls Nov 15. Bryant paving company nearing year end work with many staff moving to Des Moines for an unfinished contract. Mr and Mrs H Johnson visiting at Rockford Illinois. Rev J E Snowden to Ackley for Presbyterian services. Charles Simonsen buys Harry McCowan’s share in Simonsen and McCowan electrical business. Mrs E P Smith and Miss Dexter to host a luncheon. Miss Riggs and Dunham hosting friends tomorrow evening at their Washington street home. S H Rownds sent a pony to H E Fields at Regina Canada. Roger Leavitt in Grinnell on college business. Dr E B Jones to Sac City for church meeting then Rebeeb tomorrow. Roman Wangler of Waterloo visiting Sartori family. Black Hawk chapter DAR to meet Mrs Mentzer tomorrow at 4 pm.
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Cedar Falls
Bryant Paving Company
East Fifth
Des Moines
E. P. Smith
Dexter
Roman Wangler
Waterloo
Sartori
Black Hawk
Mentzer
Handkerchief Infected Eve Sparks Eye Surgery In Iowa
The Iowa City hospital admission follows infection traced to a handkerchief found on a schoolroom floor. Dorothy Seymour 2B Middlehauf, 19, underwent eye removal to save the other optic. Her mother Mrs. Seymour Middlehauf and Dorothy visited yesterday from Vinton. Local notes report land changes at New Landford and Balyea hotel, a Cedar township farm sale and current diphtheria concerns. District court opens soon with Judge Nichols presiding. A local ad notes Johnson’s sweet cider 30 cents per gallon.
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Vinton
Seymour
Middlehauf
Dorothy
Iowa City
New Landford
New Balyea
J. M. Gibney
George F. Bowers
Manson
Gibney
Bowers
Cedar Township
Griffin
South Slope
J. W. Jordt
Keystone
Herman Mussman
Elbern
Harry Fagan
Board of Health
Nichols
Martin urged for Waterloo postmaster by Fraternal Friends
Friends of P J Martin, active in many orders, back him for Waterloo postmaster after W T Law’s term. Martin, former Waterloo mayor, presided over city improvements including the dry run sewer. A Mason and fraternal figure with statewide connections, he may seek the job and would be a strong aspirant if he runs.
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W. Tt. Law
Martin
Iowa
Waterloo
One Egg Muffins by Mrs Janet McKenzie Hill
Muffins from the Boston Cooking School Magazine editor notes muffins for breakfast. Using K C double-raise baking powder, batter can be prepared the night before. The One Egg Muffins recipe yields 12 large muffins, with options to add raisins or currants.
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Janet McKenzie Hill
Boston Cooking School Magazine
One-Egg Muffins from KC Baking Powder ad
A vintage ad offers Graham Muffins using graham and white flour with sugar salt egg milk and melted butter for light moist results. It promotes a coupon offer to obtain The Cook's Book by Mrs Janet McKenzie Hill with a 25 cent can of KC Baking Powder, Jaques Mig Co Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anet
McKenzie Hill
Jaques Mig, Co
Chicago
Monthly Cotton Report Details U S October Usage
Washington reports October cotton consumption at 511,285 running bales with 908,200 bales in factories and 2,835,010 in independent warehouses. Exports reached 1,515,741 bales while imports totaled 10,750 equivalent to 500 pound bales. Spindles operated numbered 30,019,872.
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Washington
United States
Census Bureau
Doctor dies saving horse in barn fire at Joslin
Dr W C Beam a noted Moline physician burned to death in his brother in law Roland Whiteside’s barn at Joslin last night while trying to rescue his horse after a daytime hunting trip. Fire smoke overwhelmed him and he was cremated.
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Regie, Lil
W. C., Beam
Moline
Roland Whiteside
Joslin
Beam
Whiteside
East and West high meet in arbitration over annual game
After days of dispute the East and West high schools form a three member arbitration committee with Superintendent Francis of Cedar Falls as chair to settle venue and field suitability for the annual Thanksgiving game. The committee plans to visit tomorrow to assess whether West or East grounds can host the contest and assure a fair rotation.
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Astral
Ritz
East High School
8. G. Mallory
West Right
Francis
Cedar Falls High School
West Side
West High
East High
Waterloo
Ames
Fort
Clyde William
Hubbard
Clyde Willams
Iowa
Wort
Musterole: quick relief for sore throat and coughs
Musterole promises fast relief for sore throat bronchitis tonsillitis croup stiff neck asthma neuralgia headache congestion and body pains. It markets as a white mustard oil ointment used in hospitals and by druggists with a $.50 mail offer and testimonials from doctors nurses and patients.
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Musterole Company
Cleveland
Ohio
George L. Moxley
Martinsburg
W. Va
Seek companion of beaten woman in Detroit case
Detectives traveling from Chicago to Detroit pursued the trail of a man dubbed George Remnee who is believed to have been the companion of a woman fatally beaten in a Baratoga hotel room the previous night. Michigan police were alerted to watch for Remnee, described as about 40, 200 pounds. The injured woman, about 52, five feet two or three inches tall and 116 pounds, remained unconscious today.
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Chicago
George Remnee
Baratoga
Michigan
Remnee
SPECIALS IN GROCERIES AT KOENEKE'S CASH GROCERY
Grocery specials advertised for Saturday and Monday at Koeneke's Cash Grocery 618 Lafayette. Listings include Fancy bulk Sauer Kraut qt for 10c, Bohart's Pancake flour 10c size 9c, 3 for 25c, Good Cooking apples per peck 20c, 7 pounds bulk oats 25c, 5 pounds granulated sugar 23c with $1.26 order, 10 pounds sugar 25c with $2.50 order. Other specials promoted to lure purchases.
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Koeneke
Lafayette
Bohart
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Muscatine Club
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Hearst
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Merver
Adam Wagner
Pickett
Grout
Ackerson
Butler County
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College Field
Billsworth College
Iowa Falls
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College Auditorium
W. F. Baum
Westphal
Mt. Vernon Township
Ulrich
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City
Grandma Selliger
Oaks Ridge
International Harvester Company
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Mrs. H. Johnson
Mrs. Waterman
Rockford
J. E. Snowden
Ackley
Presbyterian Church
Charles Simonsen
Harry McCowan
Simonsen & McCowan
McCowan
S. H. Rownds
H. E. Fields
Regina
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Roger Leavitt
Grinnell
E. B. Jones
the Baptist
Sac City
Vinton Girl
Kerchief
Friends
Urge Martin AS
Masby
P. J. Martin
Foley
W. Taggart
Francis of
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Hidaire
Wis
Cora
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Paul Davis Dry Goods Co
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