Giants Creeping Closer in Tight Openers Duel
In a ragged yet decisive set of early season games, New York edged Brooklyn 1 to 0 as Mathewson outdueled Relbach in a pitchers’ duel. Philadelphia and Boston split a doubleheader with Boston winning one, Philadelphia taking the other. Pittsburgh defeated Chicago 8 to 2 as Cheney faltered in Chicago’s loss.
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Philadelphia champions beat Reid Sox to take league title
Boston 9 Philadelphia UC victory gives Philadelphia the league crown. Wrekoff struggled to throw strikes, while his teammates produced timely hits and Hogton misplays. Names like Leonard, Aingeley, Cady, and Duvamaker appear amid chaotic text. A family reunion section follows about the Borschel siblings and a Morse home plate setting.
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Long River Trip In Frail Canoes
Dubugade. fa. Sent. 26.-0. Ww. Fowler of Tama. t. and Otty Olson of Leland. His arrived in Due bogare from Leech Lake. Minn. com ing in over the Misput river in two birch canoes, made by the Chip-
Building for Future Years in Waterloo Organization
A fragmented account describes ongoing plans and personnel changes at a Waterloo group. References to Tac, Pinwler, Olsgn, and others suggest shifts in leadership, winter fishing, and preparations for voyages. mentions of New Orleans, Dead waters of the Mos issivpd, and a historical voyage imply a long term project with uncertain details and a focus on future efforts.
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Siteh Yarh
Waterloo Bank Clerks Association Begins Second Year
The Waterloo Bank Clerks Association plans a big ball and banquet at Bik Run Inn to start its second year tomorrow evening. About 35 members with spouses attend as New York orchestra provides music. The group formed last spring to educate clerks on banking laws and daily problems and meets twice a month with local bankers invited to speak. The association aims to prepare clerks for future bank leadership and support employers. Officers listed include President W. J. techfertig and Secretary Clarence Berry. A church chicken supper is advertised at Piest Lutheran Thursday evening.
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Waterloo
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Clarud Berry
Roy Cable
J. Miller
Wht. DeWees
Waterloo boosters hosted with warm reception by Des Moines
Des Moines Capital staffer Chester M. Cogswell reports Waterloo boosters were treated with exceptional hospitality during their visit. In informal gatherings at the Chamber of Commerce, locals urged the visitors to feel at home, while a depot welcome and city tour showcased Waterloo's factories, businesses, and residences. Prominent Waterloo businessmen greeted the party and offered cars for city sightseeing, including Kiester Kingsley Moore Burt Shepherd Davis and many others.
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Des Moines
Waterloo
Chamber of Commerce
Boosters
Waterloo Boosters
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HH. G. Frank
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Ira Rodamar
Tart
Maine
G. FE. Brebner
Bo Maynard
B. F. Farrend
C. R. Hucherson
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Lore Alford
W. R. Jamison
J. B. Shanewise
Oelwein Plans Football Game For Sundays
Oelwein football team seeks to play overball teams in Waterlog at Waterlogy ar Orfwett on Sundays in the coming weeks. For details contact Pred Wom hacher in Uelwein Ja.
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Unreadable OCR Fragments From SemiCoherent Item
Fragmentary text references slogans, names, and places with uncertain meaning. Mentions include Leanne Poneman Wichita and American Letine, plus garbled names and vague events, lacking clear actions or outcomes to summarize into a coherent item.
Waterlog seeks boost for religious spirit among colored residents
Mr Hess urged local cooperation and welcome suggestions for developing religious life in Waterlog's colored community. A serious health note warns kidney trouble demands attention, promoting Foley Kidney Pills as a remedy, with safety caveats for sale by dealers.
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Senator La Follette Endorses Panama and the Canal Book
A note from United States Senator Robert M. La Follette of Wisconsin praises the Panama and the Canal book. He writes in August 1913 that a cursory look shows it profusely illustrated and attractive, promising entertaining and informative reading when the text is fully read. The Waterloo Evening Courier records his cordial endorsement.
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Mears in Trouble Over Beef Steak
A former Waterloo attorney in Des Moines faces a charge of disturbing the public peace after a dispute with a Greek waiter at the London Lunch room on West Fourth Street. Pappas alleges Mears caused a scene, broke dishes, and used abusive language over a steak dispute. Mears says he ordered a large steak but received a small one and refused to pay, then left.
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Five Iowans Win In Land Lottery
Glasgow Mont Sept 25 With only 3000 names drawn in the Fort Peck Indian land lottery under Clay Tallman the drawing likely won t finish before Thursday evening Samuel A Crowe Hammond Ind was the first name drawn and will pick the first homestead on 1500000 acres opened for settlement in Milk River water The following Town people are among the first one hundred winners George H Kraft Mapleton EB P Armknecht Donnellson M M Moyer Hartley Fred L Nick Bussey F J Maller Bonaparte
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Gets damages for flooding of farm
Logan Sept 25 After a long trial the jury awarded W R Thompson damages of 600 from the Minnesota Central Railroad company for flood losses. Harmony creek and Warri Grove creek submerged his lands on May 15 washing away 10 cords of wood and covering about 56 acres with debris. The floods prevented timely work causing crop loss and Thompson claimed the railroad dam broke the ground by improper construction over the stream.
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New Colored Pastor Arrives at Waterloo Mission
Rev. I W Bess of Osceola Iowa arrives after attending the Chicago conference of the A M B R church at Evanston. He becomes the assigned pastor of the Waterloo mission under Chicago conference supervision. He will organize the work among the colored people and work to secure church aid and funding to raise needed support.
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Evanston
Waterloo
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Yehureh
Pyramid Pile Remedy Promises Quick At Home Cure
An old advertisement touts Pyramid Pile Remedy as a miracle cure for piles. It urges readers to order a free prepaid sample by mail from Pyramid Drug Co at 475 Pyramid Building, Marshall Michigan, claiming it avoids surgery and doctor bills and is the world’s remedy, backed by testimonials.
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Fruit Train Wrecks on I C Causes Widespread Damage
A torn report describes a fruit train wreck near Barhule on Tuesday evening. Several cars derailed causing property damage and blocking lines at the Hinds Centre area. A second incident at Montag on the Albert Lea branch involved a derailment with injuries reported.
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