Norfolk and Outing Regular Sale Price Reduced
Norfolk and Outing announces a sale price drop from 20 dollars to 15.15 in a public sale notice. The listing highlights the adjusted amount as the new regular sale price for the item or service offered.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1903
Page
3
Norfolk and Outing announces a sale price drop from 20 dollars to 15.15 in a public sale notice. The listing highlights the adjusted amount as the new regular sale price for the item or service offered.
We invite you to come Monday to inspect these goods. They are the best goods ever offered at the quoted prices.
North Topeka endures extreme flood as Rock Island bridge area floods. Rescue crews scramble with steam launches and boats dragged by wagons, while families cling to rooftops and trees awaiting aid amid missing police and rising waters.
Des Moines reports 6000 flood refugees hopeful as the river falls two inches from 8 AM to noon. Relief efforts improve but food and bed coverings are still urgently needed. Isolated fatalities tally seven. many others unverified due to city sections cut off by flood. Transport remains disrupted with boats as the only link to the main city.
Des Moines faces a food and fuel famine with meat markets low to two or three days. No trains are coming and shipments won't arrive for days. Relief authorities warn of scarce coal and power, water works strained, and flood refugees swelling demand. A levee break floods the refugee commons, tents submerged but occupants escape.
Flooding in Lawrence Kansas elevates water by a foot washing away half the north side houses. Thousands left homeless as 3,000 residents seek high ground amid widespread property and livestock losses. Casualties include Harry Sedgwick and a man named Richards. Union Pacific workers and a companion are missing.
Two individuals named Matthews were in a boat that overturned and are believed to be lost. Local authorities are investigating and searching the area.
Muskogee Oklahoma Territory May 31 The flood condition along the Arkansas River grows serious with the river out of its banks and flooding lowlands. The river reaches the level of the Missouri Kansas and Texas bridge tracks after a day of rain. No immediate relief is seen.
Washington May 31 The War Department will assist as far as it can to alleviate suffering in flooded Western districts. Orders have been issued to Major General Bates of the Missouri Department based at Omaha. Leavenworth supply depot will ship tents to flooded areas if needed.
In Ottumwa Iowa on May 31 the Des Moines river rose to 21 feet 4 5 inches, breaking all records. Hundreds of homes in the west and south were flooded while rescue work continued and officials report all victims saved. Railroad traffic is halted on most lines except the Burlington.
St Joseph Missouri May 31 President Letts of the Commercial club urges a mass meeting tomorrow to mobilize men money and boats for flood relief. Six big packing plants in South St Joseph face danger as the Missouri River rises three feet since noon submerging all bottom lands.
Lexington Herald reports a Jackson citizen’s view that troop withdrawal from Breathitt county will not heal the area. He argues it will worsen troubles, accuses county officials of favoring acquittals for Mareum murder suspects, and predicts unrest after troops leave.
A one month old Austrian infant, son of Geotrlieb Joseph, drowned after sliding from a baby carriage into a bucket of kitchen water. The mother had left the child at a neighbor's house while attending a christening.
McClure, from Seattle, lay critically ill of consumption at the Montana Concert hall Havre yesterday afternoon. He received food and a bed before Dr. McKenzie advised transfer to Benton county hospital. Justice McIntyre arranged transport to the county seat, where he is grateful for the hall’s aid and hopeful for word from Juniata Pennsylvania.
A May 431 tornado struck three miles south of Welch Louisiana last night, destroying a two story house and all outbuildings of E. Carroll. Hired man Edward Burgess was killed, Carroll and his wife gravely hurt, their daughter lightly hurt. Reports claim two white men and a negro were killed by lightning west of Welch.
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