Lajoie’s Eighth Hit Seals Doubleheader Victory
In a Cleveland split at St. Louis, Larry Lajoie goes 8-for-8 across both games, with four hits in each, including a pivotal triple and multiple bunt actions. Corridan’s fielding and Browns miscues fail to stop Lajoie from tying and surpassing rivals, while statistical notes show early misreads and a driven push for Cobb’s mark. The Browns fall short in the second game as Lajoie’s hot bat carries the offense.
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Nt. Louis
Naps
Cleveland
Yin
America
St. Louis Browns
Larry Lajoia
Lajoie
Noriben
Brown
Larry
Happeing
Corridon
Cobb
Lajjoie
East High Ties Coe Freshmen in Cedar Rapids
East High and Coe College freshmen played a tied football game Saturday in Cedar Rapids. Both teams scored a touchdown and failed on kicks after. The visiting Coe team was expected to win easily but East High outplayed the collegians in the later stages.
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Ast High
Cedar Rapids
Dy Hish J
Coe Eniless
High
Collegians
Broad 1900s College Scores and Local Ads Mix
A long list of college scores and matchups appears, featuring Northwestern, Minnesota, Notre Dame, Ohio Wesleyan, Harvard, Cornell, Dartmouth, and others with varied point totals. The segment also includes a local advertisement for stoves and ranges by The A. C. Ryan Co. at 21-526 Mulberry Street.
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Harvard
Williams A
Princeton
New York
West Point
Tafts A
Naxvy
Rutgers
Brown
Unitate Run
Cornell
Herlina
Vermont
Maine
Amherst
Wesleyan
Trinity Massachusetts Agios
Rendalew Hampshire
University of Pittsburg
Westminster
Dartmouth
Cathya
Tpererah & Harmony
Grinnell
Oskaloosa
Earlham Academy
Winterseta
Iowa City
Marshalltown
Clinton
Dubuque i
Fairfield
Albia
Call and Awe Us
A. C. Ryan
Mulberry Street
Neva Lobin Teaches, Local Cattle Sales, And Community Work
Dunkerton reports Neva Lobin teaching in Barley township district No 8. Dave Schuler repainted the parsonage for Rev Mather Kopecky. Tierb Brant excused from jury duty. Matt Schmitt sold twelve steers to Grant Carnes at 6 1 4 cents per pound, average 1169 pounds totaling 739 50. Wil Meier bought a carload of cattle in South Dakota. Mrs Thomas Lanigan and son visit H Koester home. Rev Alex Robertson of Chicago in town on business. Matt Schmitz in St Paul last week. August Schmitt delivering baled hay in Waterloo. Road workers finish yearly project. St Francis church Barclay members hauled coal for church and parsonage.
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Dunkerton
Neva Lo- bin
Bar
Elay
Dave Schuler
Mather Kopecky
Tierb Brant
Matt Schmitt
Grant Carnes
Wil Meier
South Dakota
Thomas Lanigan
Hudson
H. Koester
Alex. Robertson
Chicago
Matt Schmitz
St. Paul
August Schmitt
Waterloo
St. Francis Church
Barclay
Beaver Valley Fall Work and Local Visits Chronicle
Ideal weather aids farmers finishing corn as sorghum harvest continues. Local residents and visitors include Mrs. Hi Wilson and children of Waterloo, Miss Katheryn Hackett, and various movements between Cedar Falls Warterton and Newton. Notable notes: school district No. Union township reports over thirty pupils. Miss Gertrude Knoll oversees cramped classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi. Wilson
Waterloo
Union Township
Gertrude Knoll
HL Mullinex
Cedar Falls
Flinn
Br. Clarrigan
Morgan Brothers
Rebb
Nat Fitkin
A. J. Clark
Paul Dresser
Fort Dodge
Rev. Goetze
W. Beazarth
Lou Thurston
Waterton
George Mathes
P. Dresser
C. W. Miller
S. Morgan
van Danning
New Startfers
G. Rumbach
Local visitors and residents update the week
Greene and Ally Khungen of Waterloo visited relatives Sunday. A W Parne and wife of Clarksville stayed Tuesday evening. Frank Knight resumed work at the William Buchhalz & Son store. Mrs Lattie Barnett visited friends in Allison since Wednesday. Ray Stover returned to Chicago to resume medical studies. Francis Miller of Milwaukee visited nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weenee Greene
Ally Khungen
Waterloo
A. W. Parne
Clarksville
Frank Knight
William Buchhalz & Son
Lattie Barnett
Allison Sines
Minneapolis
Ray Stover
Chicago
The
Medical College
Francis Miller
Milwaukee
Greene area social notes and local incidents
Visiting Mrs. Bier and friends in Greene. land interests near Crookston. several residents visiting, moving, and hosting. Forty new books arrive at Greene Public Library. The town records a serious horseback accident near Greene, and the death of Fattleton resident S. Tyler Hochkiss. Local families and visitors recount journeys and minor events across Greene, Dunkerton, Jesup, and nearby towns.
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C. A. Bier
Greene
R.H. Puckett
W. Compton
Crookston
Minn
Summer Renfry
Thomas and D. JL
Elis
Harvey
N. D
Greene Public Library
Theodore
Etta Anderson
Severett
Wash
Vere Young
Waterloo
I. A. Curtiss
Ife
Margaret Jiatpim
Cedar Rapids
Ed ‘Thompson
Jou Woodward
JL. K. Reed
Oberle
Bowman
Leslie
Tyler Hochkiss
New Hartford Coroner Rules Death a Divine Visit
The coroner's jury in New Hartford concluded F. M. Church died by the visitation of God, likely due to valvular heart disease. The report followed a week with lodge activities including Beaver Lodge 472 A F & A M conferring the third degree, and gatherings with attendees from Shell Rock, Waterloo, Cedar Falls, and Dike. Visitors from Waverly and Clarksville joined meals and social events as locals reflected on recent travels and condolences.
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Low Hartford
F. MM. Church
Beaver Lodge 472
A. FL
A. MM
Shell Rock
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Dike
New Hartford
O. BE
Waverly Fiteen
Clarksville
Sarah Phillips
Deer River
L. J. Rogers
Repub
Social Notes From Local Families Across Counties
Lican county central committee, Ed Leeper and family of Waterloo were Sunday guests at Clarence Sprague home. Mr and Mrs Bragington of Madison were over Sunday visitors at Mrs Rosa Reid’s home. Adolph Whipple and Haas Harmon delivered to KF spring pigs averaging 190 pounds. Fred Green and family left to make their home in North Dakota where Mr Green bought a large farm. William Tostiebe operated for abscess of the bowels Thursday. Mrs C E Plummer and daughter Lucy of Cedar Falls visited friends. Mrs Jane Percy of Iowa Falls visiting her sister Mrs TG Olmstead. Q T Emlee of Platteville Wis came for ten days with Frank and A J. Charles Morrison and wife of Salina Kan visit Morrison parents.
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Lican County Central Committee
Ed, Leeper
Waterloo
Clarence Sprague
Bragington
Madison
Rosa Reid
Adolph Whipple
Haas Harmon
Belz
Fred Green
North Dakota
Green
William Tostiebe
C. E. Plummer
Lucy
Cedar Falls
Jane Percy
Iowa Falls
TG. Olmstead
Q. T. Emlee
Platteville
Wis
Frank
A. J
Charles Morrison
Salina
Kan
J. A. Morrison
Local Notes From Shell Rock and Nearby Towns
Shell Rock notes show residents travels visits and shopping trips from Hampton Elma Waterloo Cedar Falls Des Moines Minnesota and Ohio. Ch somes and groups host events including OES dinner with visitors from Waverly Clarksville and New Hartford. A new addition to Le Clair Bowens house underway and funeral service for M Chesebro attended. M E B church hosts reception for Rev Dawson and family. Cattle book promotion offered by Govt Printing Office with 651 pages priced at 1.
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T, P. Bement
Hampton
Prof. McCook
Elma
Chas
Towne
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Bement
Des Moines
Sweet
Massey
Pharis Pierce
Minnegota
H. &. Adams
Lester Adams
Minneapolis
Adams Bro
Fred Witt
Ohio
Frank Clouse
Hudson
Waverly
Clarksville
New Hartford
QO. E. S&s
le Clair Bowen
JL. J. Rogers
Allison
M. Chesebro
Papes Diuretic Promises Quick Kidney Relief
An old advertisement touts Pape's Diuretic as a swift cure for kidney and bladder issues. It claims the remedy cleanses and regulates the urinary system, preventing dropsy or Brights disease and promising relief within a few days. The ad cites Cincinnati makers and widespread drugstore availability.
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Bright
Pape
Pape, Thompson & Pape
Cincinnati
Ohio
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Dell Bright
W. S Dunlap
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Jesup
Stash
Independence
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Otterville
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Rupert
March Bright
Emma Fiddler
Arnold
M. EB. Church
Rev
Dawson
Govt. Printing Office
Tone Bros Spices
Tone Bros
Tone’s
Tome Brod
Iowa
Federal Block
Park Avenue
Minnie Harrison
Independence Laws
Suiz Avenue
Wilbert Shallenberger
Hpaboty
Logan House
Robert Burns
George M. Conway
Sioux Guy
Gedar Rapids
Lincele
Estromtnem
Bisheer Edis
Ge Akill
Sosgam
Oakwood Boulevard
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Dreze
State Bank
C. J. Miller
DR. Walter
Black Hawk Natl
E. T. Jaynes
Black Hawk Bank
Waterbury
Russell-Lamson
Tor
J. E. Brinkman
Black Hawk National Bank
Consolidated
DE. F. C. Liffring Osteopathic Physician
Lafayette Building
C. B
Yowa
Bodwell Osteopathic
Syndicate Building
E. A. Hunt
J. R. Scott
Ida M. Scott
R. D. Tiffany
Consolidated Service
Ralph A. Dunkelberg
4Th St
C. D. Pedersen
Jefferson Street
Clinton Shogeley
Atayete Danting
Mortimer B. Cleveland
Lafayette
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