Sixteen Survive in National Horseshoe Title Fight
Sixteen survivors in a national horseshoe pitching tournament begin final rounds under the same format as before. Groups of eight play 16 games each to determine the champion. Among the survivors are Frank Jackson and his sons C. E. and H. E. K. Jackson, plus World champion Davis of Columbus, Ohio, and players from Kellerton Iowa Shenandoah Iowa Akron Ohio and other locales.
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Associated Press
Des Moines
Jacksons
Kellerton
Frank Jackson
J. F. Walls
Missouri Falls
Lyle Brown
Es Moines
P. W. Barr
Kansas City
Kan
George May
Akron
R. P. Spencer
Picher
Okla
Juvenile Books Added to Waterloo Library List
Waterloo public library announces juvenile department circulation begins tomorrow at 9 am at both branches. The list includes Adams Midsummer and Newbery Black Boulder Claim titles along with many authors such as Tarkington, London, Seaman, and Stoddard across classic and adventure works.
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Waterloo Public Library
Adams
Ashman
Marian Frears
Bannerman
Littlei Black Quasha
Burnett
Lion
Chand
Beien
Lie Coyot
Province Town
Gilchrist
Pat
Hope
Bunny Brown
Sister Sue
Lange
Mace Manus
Perkins
Drimer
Rankin
Highland Hall
Tarkington
P Wigein
Hoyer
Johnnie Kelly
Palmer
Grey
Gion Hunter
Heyliger
Leonard
London
Newberry
Seaman
Latham
Jimmy Quigg
Marshall
Cedric
Stockton
Vite Stoddard
Sullivan
Eskimo
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