Gall Stones Removed Without an Operation
Emma Holdefer of Kansas City Missouri testifies that after a year of gall stones she used Swamp Root brands, started with fifty cent size bottles, progressed to larger sizes, and after four then three bottles was cured seven years ago with no recurrence. She urges others with kidney and bladder troubles to try Dr Kilmer Swamp Root. Notary Henry C. Emery confirms her oath.
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Emma Holdefbdr
North Thorpe St
Kansas City
Kan
Missouri
Jackson
Yoann
Eimma Holdefer
Henry C. Emery
Water-Root Claim Sample Bottle Offer Ad
An advertisement letter to Dr. Kilmer Co. promises a sample bottle of Swamp Root with a booklet about kidneys and bladder. It claims to convince anyone and notes Waterloo Evening Courier as a mention in the notice. Regular and one-dollar bottle sizes advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, NS. Y
Waterloo Evening Courier
Baseball Roundup: Marquard Dominant as Cubs Edge Giants
New York saw Chicago defeat New York 5 to 3 as Marquard struggled in early frames. Crandall shut the door, Cheney steadied the innings, and Evers was ejected after a second-inning stumble. Philadelphia beat Cincinnati 7 to 1, aided by errors and timely hits. Brooklyn overcame Pittsburgh 7 to 3 with Daubert and Wheat homering and Stengel debuting for Brooklyn. Boston edged St Louis 5 to 4 as Purdue excelled on the mound. Cleveland swept a Boston doubleheader to snatch the pennant drive, with late-inning hits sealing both games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Marquard
Crandall
Cheney
Sheckard
Evers
Owens
Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
N. Y
Daubert
Wheat
Fisher
Wagner
Charley Stengel
Pittsburgh Jolionnoo
Lili2old
Hendrix
Ferry
Adama
Smith
Simon
Kelly
Blackburn
Rucker
Miller
Cleveland
Boston
Jeaders
Collins
Gregg
Turner
Jackson
Lajoie
Carisch
Wajde
Graney
Choyeld
Ioston
Graham
Carrigan
Gouvezn
Battersea
Blanding
O'Neil
O'Brien
Cady
Chicago- AB. KR
ALE. Sheckard
Tinker
Zimmerman
Williams
Areher
New Yorke
Coe. de
Jo Adi
Laier
Murphy
Sailor
Cheney Marquard
Cal
Sin
Brennan
Season record for stolen bases set by Oille Nicholsen
A season’s record for stolen bases across leagues was set by out fielder Oille Nicholsen of the Frank sfort team in the Blue Grass league with 18 steals. The modern record was noted as 105 by Zimmerman with View 121910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oille Nicholsen
Franksfort
Zimmerman
Jobbers Baseball League Banquet Closes 1912 Season
The Jobbers' Baseball League held a festive banquet at Galloway with talks by Courier staff and league figures. Three teams tied for the pennant as the season ended, and hopes were voiced for a 1913 season with better grounds and a financial setup. A five inning banquet game followed a menu themed around the plates and a toastmaster led the finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galloway
Jobbers’ Baseball League
Jobbers
Galloways
Post Office
C. W. Eby
Eby
Nauman Club
Naumans
Italy
Emerald Isle
Plans Set for City Basketball League at West High
Preparations for the basketball season continue at West High with Prof. H. Mallory predicting strong material and noting the need for a new center to replace Glen Whittle. Forwards candidates include Chapman Rockey Warner and Carter. The schedule opens in December with games against Marion Waterloo Charles City Cedar Falls Cedar Rapids Marshalltown and more, as the effort to organize a city league gains momentum with hopes for weekly armory games and similar teams to the Jobbers Baseball League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West High School
H. Mallory
Glen Whittle
Shiery
Cotter
Horsch
Kely Beromn
Chapman
Rockey
Warner
Carter
Der
Marion
Waterloo
Charles City
Marshalltown
Cedar Falls
Jobbers
Western League Results Preview and Mixed Scores
Yesterday's totals show Denver beating Des Moines 17 to 1 while Denver also fell 0 to 7 to Topeka. Wichita defeated St Joseph 2 to 1 as Sioux City won 8 to 0 against Lincoln American Association. Columbusville defeated Columbura 4 to 2. Kansas City-Minneapolis 6 to 4 with Kansas City also noted. Several matches report no grounds or no game due to wet or unplayable conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Des Moines
Topeka
Omaha
Wichita
St. Joseph
Siowsa City
Sioux City
Linccoln
American Association
Toledo
Indianapolis
Fame
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Columbia
Loulavilla
Columbura
Kansas City
Minneapolia
la Pet
New York
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Sagas
Brooklyn
Poe
Boston Bf
Boston Obese Cay
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
Minneapolis
Columbus
Ata
Louisville
Lincoln
Auto Racers Draw Places For Grand Prix Events
The Milwaukee course held a position drawing for the Grand Prix Vanderbilt cup Pabst trophy and Wisconsin motor challenge tro vy with Bob Burman starting first in the Grand Prix. Start orders list Burman No 31 and a sequence of entries from No 32 to No 43 across events. Bruce Brown No 87 drew the same number as last July. Harry Endicott of the Mason quartet wore a burglar mask during practice.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Bob Burman
Fret
Nelson
Lozter
Tetzlaff
Fiat
Hughes
Mercer
de Palma
Mercedes
Bruce-Brown
Mulford
Knox
Clark
Bergdoll
Benz
Brage
Horan
Pullen
Lozier
Wishart
Anderson
Stutz
Teteloff
Kulick
Ford
Snyder
Mason
George Mason
Heber
BE. M. F
Endicott
Nikreni
Case
Fal
Roberts
Trussel
Harry Endicott
Demand Words On Monument Erased
Appleton Wisconsin September 18 unless a monument over the grave of a little girl in a Maine town cemetery is removed this week or the inscription erased the case will go to the municipal court for an injunction restraining the father of the dead child from keeping the monument in place. The epitaph reads Laura lies in this grave and lot. She was shot by Guy and Jackie Scott. Laura Freeman aged years daughter of Sidney J Freeman was accidentally shot and killed by Jack Scott 11 years old at George Scott grocery store on March 15 while returning from school. Mr Scott objects to the epitaph saying the shooting was purely accidental and that another son Guy mentioned was not at home at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appleton, Wis
Maine
Laura
Guy
Jackie Scott
Laura Freeman
Sidney J. Freeman
Jack Scott
George Scott
Mr. Scott
Eggs May Cost Car Fare Each
Columbus Ohio Sept 18 Eggs at 5 cents a piece may be the price for housewives next winter Professor F B Jacoby head of the poultry department at Ohio State University says soaring prices will follow good rates paid for poultry last spring Farmers and chicken raisers could sell hens rather than feed them for egg output Last spring was not good for hatching forecasting a fall shortage New York eggs are pal ing at prices not usually seen until late fall Instead of replenishing stocks they are being drawn down to meet current demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Jacoby
Ohio State University
New York
Ned Egan Advances Waterloo Ottumwa Baseball Ties
Ned Egan advance man for his brother Thomas Egan visited Waterloo arranging for his Irish tenor brother to appear Nov 22. Egan recalled his Waterloo and Burlington days and said Waterloo Ottumwa in the same league again possible. He noted Gregory the pitcher is among his recruits and that two year contract with Ottumwa continues. Dr William H Bickley office attendant Miss Pollard authorized to collect money. Office hours 2 to 4 afternoons.
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New Egan
Thomas Egan
Egan
Frank Boyle
Ned Egan
Waterloo
Burlington
Gregory
Cubs
Ottumwa
Singer
Mr. Bean
William H. Bickley
Misa Pollard
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Red Cross Drug Co
Klinefelter & Sons
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Chivago
Boston Red Sox
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Doom
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Baseball League
Harry T. Kiester
Westfield
BK. R. Moore
J. W. Rickert
FP. W. Richardson
Courier
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Lee Forham
Mr. Lee
C.H. Nanman
J. C
C. H. Nauman
Mr. Nauman
Forham
West High
Cedar Rapids
Wilbert Shallenberger
Hotel Ellis
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James Black Dry Goods Co
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