Peddler’s rough bout halted by police in Waterloo theatre
In Waterloo last night the Peddler and John Rosauer clashed for forty seven minutes before police halted the match amid rough tactics. Rosauer showed class as the crowd favored him, while officials disputed referees before a refund was offered. Tom Kars defeated Ed Nauman, and McDonald and Cyclone Borns drew in a twenty minute match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rosauer
Waterloo Theatre
Carl Brown
Morrin
McSweeney
Paticipants
Busby
Rosaner
John Rosaner
Jim McDonald
Borns
Experience Gained While In Drug Business
A testimonial from D D Koonce of Columbia Arkansas praising Dr Kilmer Swamp Root for kidney relief. He claims five years of kidney trouble improved with the remedy and states no complaints during use or sale. The note includes a sworn affidavit of authentication by C T Harris, Notary Public, dated September sample text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Koonce
Columbia
Aja
Tha A. Koonce
Ig Trun
C. T. Harris
Norery
Giants Down Red Sox 11 to 4 in Boston Deciding Game
The New York Nationals crushed the Boston Americans 11 to 4 in Boston. Smoky Joe Wood exited after seven hits in the first inning as the Red Sox fell behind. Hall relieved but surrendered multiple runs as New York took control in a loose, high-scoring affair before 30,000 fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Marquard
Red Sox
New York
Rube
Utah
Mand
New York Nationals
Boston Americans
Smoky Joe Wood
Hall
Sucuuary
Snod- Stass
Halil Lewis
Gardner
Doyle
Trooper
Wjevore
Fletcher
Hall O
Devore
Meyers
Speaker
Jeft
New York S
Koston
Wood
Yesreanu
Tesreau
Cubs Stoped in Winning Streak
Ed Walsh pitched for the Chicago Americans to halt the Chicago National leaguers in an eleven inning city championship game. The Americans rallied for six runs in the eleventh to win 6 to 4 before 11,278 onlookers and total receipts of 1,112.40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ed Walsh
Schulte
Bodie
Nationals
Schalk
Archer
Jerror
Rath
Evered
Borton
National Commission
BSU
AL EL Skeckard
Leach
Pinker
Geo
Aiminerman
Aft Schulte
Unclear Sports Spandings Report From Patchy OCR
Readable names and events are sparse amid corrupted OCR text. The fragment hints at a basketball or sports score with mentions of players and teams but lacks coherent details, dates, or outcomes to form a clear summary.
Colts Style Double Plays Highlight Tie Game
Coltine executes double plays including Evers to Tinker to Baler and Zeider to Bath to Barton as the Nationals and Americans deadlock 9 to 9. Walsh fans two batters, Lavender adds one, clocked at 2 39.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coltine
Evers
Tinker
Baler
Zeider
Bath
Borton
Saler
Bagen
Nationals
Americans
Walls
Walsh
Lavender
Time
Cardinals Tied In Series After Doubleheader Wins
The Americans won both games of yesterday's doubleheader in St Louis to tie the Nationals at three games each for the championship. Game one ended 3 to 1 with Baumgardner effective except in the fourth inning and Shotten driving in two with a late triple and Williams home run. Game two finished 2 to 0 as Weisman scattered Nationals' hits and Pratt Williams and Shatten produced key runs.
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St. Louis
Nationals
Baumgardner
Shotten
Williams
Weisman
Harmon
Brief
Pratt
Shatten
Salle
Wingo
Alexander
Harmon, Burk and Bresnahan
Rainy Friday in Clarksville as Dairy Congress draws visitors
Rain drenched Clarksville on Friday while the Dairy Cattle Congress at Waterloo drew many visitors from the surrounding area. Community notes report births, visits, and local errands including church events and relatives traveling between Waterloo, Cedar Rapids, and Shell Rock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksville
Dairy Cattle Congress
Waterloo
Alvin Hickle
Clare Leeper
U. S. Clark
Cedar Rapids
C. Zellhofer
J. H. King
All- Jason
The
Presbyterian Church
Society
O. M. Graham
Shell Rock
August Seiling
Storm Lake
Will Parse
Mason City
Kennedy
Will Clark
Northwood
Warvey Benton
Frank Klinetob
Jud Waite
Will Stanley
H. W. Kitchen
Wilma Lois Basher
Water
Wayne Martin
Cedar Falls
Jold
Gladys Matott
Alice Mott
C. C. Smith
Ruth Kgloff
Ruth Dyer
B. H. Wilder
Bert Brokaw
Bradford
Ed Kel- Ors
Local Social and Personal News Highlights
A page of neighborhood notices reports visits and travels of residents. Horace Knapp’s death is noted alongside social calls to Janesville and Waterloo, church and club activities, and the Houston block sale to Mayor Mott. Business and work updates include Lou Loudon plastering in Allison and Delton Streeter joining Thompson Brothers shop. Major relocations involve Rev. Ross moving to Hazleton and Rev. Smith assuming Rockwell charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Knapp
Fred Barr
Janesville
Ballantyne
Alice Eason
Waterloo
Hester Smith
Geo. Delker
Greene
Henry Seitz
Portland
Ore
Lou Loudon
Allison
Lizzie Houston
Houston
J. F. Mott
Olinda Schmadeke
Cedar Falls
William McDonald
Los Angeles
Cal
L. L. Downs
Albert Neal
Wilcox
Wm. Hickle
Sac City
Hazleton
Rev. Smith
Rockwell
L. R. Thompson
Thompson Brothers and Company
Jack Thompson
Granite Falls
Minn
Delton Streeter
Thompson
John Heery
W. C. Wamsley
Mary Poisal
Olive Tablets advertised as breath remedy and laxative
The Olive Tablet Company promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle bowel and liver aid that purifies the system and eases bad breath without the griping of calomel. Doses are one tablet nightly for a week, priced 10c and 26c per box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Edwards
F. M. Edwards
Olive Tablet Company
Columbus
Free Home Asthma Cure Offered At No Cost
An advertisement promises a new asthma treatment that cures all forms of asthma at any age in the home. It seeks hopeless cases after failures with inhalers douches opium preparations fumes and patent medicines and invites readers to mail a coupon for a free trial without payment.
Birthday Visitation and Death Noted in Waterloo
Mrs M Davis enjoyed a birthday gathering hosted by United Brethren members and neighbors. Ed Kellogg of Cedar Faille died at 55 at his sister in law’s home. he leaves a widow Mary Brokaw Kellogg, married 35 years, with no children. Kellogg’s remains to Genoa Illinois. sale notes hint at local farmer auctions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kitchen
Kellogg
Genoa
Mary Brokaw
Licensed to Wed
James Oster of New Hartford and Besele Enlow of New Hartford wed. Charles G. Eckenrod of Waterloo and Ethel A. Willoughby of Waterloo are listed in marriage notices with small fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Oster
New Hartford
Besele Enlow
Charles G. Eckenrod
Waterloo
Ethel A. Willoughby
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rocauer
O’brien
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N.Y
Dr. Kilmier & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Waterian Evening Courier
Giants
Smoky
Joe Wood Driven
EL Hooper
Yerkes
Lewis
Stahl
Wagner
PO. A. I
Dayle
CUBS
Chance
Sehatk
Worll
Chirag Sevies
Vow
Daly
Tan Trey
Haimotimans
pCaltins
Roses
Rolie
Mattick
Cardinals
Browns Spring
ST. Lols
Imeianal
Frontier Asthma CQ
Roomath, Niagara and Hudson Sts
Bulalo, Noy
Courier
W. H. Hartman
Waterloo Evening Courier
Park Avenue West
J. Busby
Mgr
Marie Corelli
Thelma
Northland
Klinefelter & Sons
Park Avenue
Cara
Wilbert Sheallenberger
Oukweed Bird
Motel Ellis
Iowa
Carterville
R. L. Degon
F.H. Latier
Lafayette
Br Fourth Street
Lafayette Building
4Th St. E
Crystal Patent
Pioneer
Ocer
Union Mill Company
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