Swamp Root Claim of Kidney Remedy Returns Decade Later
Mrs. Mattie Camfield of Gableville Michigan testifies that after twenty years of back pain she used five bottles of Swamp Root and has been symptom free for five years. She credits Dr Umer's Swamp Root with curing her and recommends it to others. The letter notes her husband also benefited from the remedy. Subscribed July 18 1998 before Notary Arvin W Myers.
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Dr.Umer
Mattie Camfield
R. Fld
Gableville
Mirch
Arvin W. Myers
Notary Public
van Duren Co
Mich
Waterloo Dropped From Three-Ida Baseball League Rumpus
Waterloo loses its franchise as northern division factions vote to drop the club. Springfield Quincy Danville Davenport Rock Island Dubuque and Fort Wayne rivals awarded spots. Tearney re elected president for three years amid heated debate and the league plans a Peoria meeting October 24 to draft a new constitution.
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Cor
CO Peraaln
Waterton
Sligg
Nulekds West
Waterloo
Mashard
Iowa Elab
Stepa Shelle Inkernote Coast Warerley
J. HH Diaves
Piayenport
Clarence Rowland
Pubhpave
al Leisy
Peoria
R. N. Winsella
Spring
Rowland
Hayes
Springfield, Jr
Quincy
Danville
Davenport
Rock Island
Dubuque
Feoria
Tearney
JL. M. Bayle
Leisy
Barry Trofer
Quincey
Get
Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
Bloomington
Decatur
East St. Louis
Kinsella
Tearner
Wayes
Chtics
Financial Snapshot of Waterloo Club and League Finances
The Waterloo club ended 1911 with a treasury balance of 31 850, compared with 2 967 at the close of 18 0 season. Legislation disputes between the Waterloo club and the league led to about 3 109 spent by the club and 800 by the league, including 650 in attorney fees.
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Treasury
Waterloo
League
Philadelphia Defeats All-Stars 3-2 in World Series Prep
Philadelphia, champions of the American League, beat the All-Stars 3 to 2 at home as they ready for the World Series against the New York Nationals. Strunk starred with defensive plays and a bunt, while Danforth held the All-Stars hitless in three innings.
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All-Stars
New York Nationals
Wood
Mack
Strunk
ieBride
Danforth
Martin
New York
Ler
Oldting
of Strank
Filberfield
Gardner
Aoa
Baker
Derrick
Bates
P Martin
Annaana
Sirest
Lord
Stelen
Hy Wend
He Render
Hy Moreen
Danhte Plave
Perrick
Milan
Street
All Stars
Render
Feanforth
Dineen
Fean
City Championship Game Won By Nationals In St Louis
The local national league baseball team defeated the American league club 3 to 2 to claim the city championship in St Louis. A wild throw by Brehens decided the game. Harmon and Bliss handled pitching duties for the Nationals and Pri ty and Stephenson for the Americans as umpires Per sing and Johnstone officiated.
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St. Louis
Brehens
Nationals
Banat Anh
Harmon and Bliss
Prity and Stephenson
Persing and Johnstone
Waterloo Franchises in Flux Over Three-I League Plans
Waterloo officials report Chicago talks hint Dubuque franchise may move to Illinois town as Three-I league prospects crumble. Rowland faced pressure to move his Dubuque team and Maynard notes possible transfer to Auburn or Decatur. Hayes sided with southern faction amid tense league vote.
New Yorks Drop Season Finale in Brooklyn Burlesque
The New Yorks end their season with a double defeat in Brooklyn. Ragan kept the opener tight before Brooklyn pulled away. the second game degenerated into farce as Charley Faust pitched a mock showing. Batters and fielding miscues underscored a lackluster finale.
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New York
Orr
New Yorks
Douse
Brooklyn
Ragan
Charley Faust
Kansan
Faust
Dent
Ragan and
Miller
Ames and Myers
Newt
Erwin
Maxwell
Drucke
Hartley
Smallest Crowd Marks Slow Season In Local Event
Mitchells batting and haze running highlight a sparse turnout as scores and players such as Chiraco, Slapnica, Graham, Humphries, Boyd, McLean, and Severaid appear in a fragmented meet recount.
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Mitchell
Chiraco
Cincinnattaa
Slapnica
Graham
Humphries, Boyd and McLean
Severaid
National League pennant fight ends with late losses
The New York Giants failed to gain ground as Brooklyn and Chicago won on the final day, Cincinnati beating Chicago while New York dropped a doubleheader to Brooklyn and Chicago. The standings remained unchanged, with Columbus Day bringing a holiday and good crowds. Brooklyn club president Sichets backed a longer season to include the holiday.
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New York
New Yorkers
Brooklyn
Chicago
Cincinnati
Sichets
Grounders Review Hayes as Wobbler and Three-I Fallout
In Chicago yesterday James T. Hayes is labeled the wobbl ing gentleman of the Three-I meeting as Waterloo exits the league. The piece notes Hayes double crossed southern magnates in the Quincy fight and claims Waterloo may seek other company while Davenport, Rock Island, and Dubuque loyally stand with them. The column hints at Rowland’s position shift and possible club moves if Waterloo or Dubuque lose teams, ending with a light jab about marbles and tickets for Gadski.
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James T. Hayes
Chicago
Waterloo
Quincy
Cedar Rapids
Southland
Davenport
Rock Island
Dubuque
Clarence Rowland
Rowland
South End
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