White Sox gain on O'Day's club in city baseball report
In Chicago the Americans beat the Nationals and moved a game closer in the city standings. Hay Schalk sparked the rally in the fifth with a double and Weaver’s run, while Sweeney and Cheney contributed later. Keating relieved in the later innings as New York’s Giants also won their series, with Roger Bresnahan set to take the Chicago manager role in 1915 and Stub Barron injuring his left arm for the Hawkeyes.
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Campionssip Hay Sehaik
Weaver
Alple
Blackburn
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Cheney
Faber
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Schalk
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Derrick
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Nationale
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Nariona Americans
Githener
Pireher
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Manhattan
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Mullen
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Sweener
Tingle
Frommie
Meyers
McHale
Keating
Cale
Bresnahan
CCBS
Roger Hresnarhan
Chicago Naional
Henry O'Day
Wader
Louis Nationals
Charles Thomas
East High Prepares for Des Moines Game Clash
East High faces Des Moines East in a key prep football game as coaches Zimmerman and Guilkman finalize plans for a busy week. Des Moines High has won recent games and plans a strong challenge, while West High prepares for a Dubuque clash with similar stakes and rebuilding efforts.
Local social notes and travels from Denver area
Denver residents and visiting guests socialize and travel notes appear. Ger Thier and Mrs J W Mosier visit at the home of lawyer sister Mrs Clarence Wolf. Several families take vacations in Minnesota Nebraska and Colorado. Grandmother Clausing celebrates seventieth birthday. Thimblebee and Ald society meetings noted.
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Denver
Ger Thier
J. W. Mosier
Morningside
Taute
Clarence Wolf
Charles
Louis
Richard Dickman
Minnesota
Jobo Hafan
Mission Society
George Coontz
Nebraska
Colorado
Brunswit and Son
H. W. Steege
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Fred Hasler
Ernest Guenther
Clausing
Thimblebee
John Hiedman
Henry Bruns
John Dinsanteed
Wisconsin
Robres Stork
August Hiednau
City considers new plan to fund baseball team
In a terse meeting the directors said the old spring fundraisers are not self sustaining and the city should withdraw from the league. The Gate City paper notes proposed changes and questions remaining about authority and direction.
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Ciiy
Udee
Keokuk Gate
Waverly Visit and Illness Report From Town
Mrs H B Mathews and three sons of Rockford arrive Sunday to visit Waverly friends. Mrs Barrows, recently taken seriously ill, shows some improvement after an illness. Mrs O Connor of Grand Forks, N D, improving after an operation at Mercy hospital. Mrs O Connor is sister of Mrs Auner of Waverly. Mr and Mrs Hugo Weyrach of Sterling Iowa visiting relatives. WA Remington left for Mauston Wisconsin for a week’s vacation. Former resident. Mrs Frank Crelameyer of Water-
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Waverly
H. B. Mathews
Rockford J
Charles Barrows
Rs. O'Connor
Grand Forks
N. T
Mercy Hospital
O'Connor
Auner
Hugo Weyrach
Sterling
Waterloo Club Fights Abolition of $40 Guarantee Plan
Waterloo directors oppose ending the $40 guarantee. they threaten to withdraw from the Central association rather than return to old gate revenue division. Local towns have supported larger cities for years, costing the organization more than smaller towns. Baseball remains a paying proposition.
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Keokuk
Central Association
Waterloo
Wll
Sunday visitors and local notices from the Peter Foxselman area
Sunday visitors include Mr and Mrs William Dempsey in Oelwein visiting son Jack who is critically ill with typhoid fever. Mrs Negworth rents and plans winter with Miss Carrie Burrington. Miss Rose Glaza of Waterloo stayed with Miss Florence Dempsey. Philo Nix went to Ackley for a few days. Frank Evans family left for St Catherine's, Quebec. Mrs Evans and children summered with the Garner home. H H Barton of Waterloo visited on Monday. Courtney C Hodges and family return to Chicago after two weeks with his mother Mrs J C Slodges. Hodges is with the Chicago fire department. James Rust resigns from Stauller & Hartman. Geo Spaulding and Mrs Spaulding visited Waterloo with the Dickersons in their new car. Mrs William Mooney recovering from a fall. not as serious as feared. A meeting of young ladies planned at the W R C hall to organize a club, details kept quiet. About 150 Knights of Columbus and friends celebrated Columbus Day at Elks hall. D D Murphy unable to attend, Rev H H Rohiman spoke on Columbus. program included piano and vocal solos, a reading, and a K C quartet. A later tease notes rheumatic attack of a man from Nicholson Ga with Foley Kidney Pills providing relief and overnight rest.
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Lo Wan
Peter Foxselman
Wm. Dempsey
Oelwein
Jack
Enegworth
Fourth Ward
Carrie Burrington
Rose Glaza
Waterloo
Florence Dempsey
Philo Nix
Ackley
Frank Evans
Stauller & Hartman
Geo. Spaulding
Earl Dickenson
Wm. Mooney
Ndd
W. R. C. Hall
Knights of Columbus
Elks’ Hall
D. D. Murphy
Eskader
H. H. Rohiman
St. Mary's Church
America
B. H. McCoy
Lucile Bruner
C. J. McNulty
Reading
Martha McLaughlin
K. C
B. Witty
Cordes
Clem Biddulph
Frances Cordes
Gets-it Corns Shrivel Vanish New Cure Delivers Quick R heal
An advertisement extols Gets-it as a fast simple remedy for corns. It claims corns shrink and peel away in two seconds without knives or razors. The copy warns against sharp tools and touts a painless application with no itching or rawness.
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Dheb
Wien
Be Gawrenee & Co
Chiengu
Asthmador Claim Gaurs Joder & Son Guarantee
Advertisement announces Dr Rudolph Schiffmanns Asthmador and Asthmador Cigarettes sold by J K Joder & Son at 303 5 West Fourth Street with a money back guarantee if instant relief is not achieved within fifteen minutes. Dr Schiffmann authorized local druggists to supply under the same guarantee nationwide.
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J. K. Joder & Son
West Fourth Street
Rudolph Bchifmann
R. Schiffmann
St. Paul, Minn
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