Flooded towns report heavy rainfall and dam failures
Widespread floods from heavy rainfall cut telephones, breached dams and irrigation ditches across Colorado towns. Reservoirs failed, rails washed out, dozens stranded or killed, including the Davis family near Pawnee Creek, as rivers rose and riverside towns faced evacuations and campouts.
Beale Injured In 10 Minute Wrestling Match
At Three Forks on June 4 Roberts of Manhattan defeated Beale of Butte after 10 minutes when Beale suffered a side muscle injury and could not continue. Cote of Butte offered wrestling holds while Three Forks youngsters showcased athletic ability. The event was under Bacajewea club auspices with Gos TO ARMY cure Davis, deputy clerk Arthur Davis of Deer Lodge county awaiting word on a position.
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Three Forks
Roberts
Manhattan
Beale
Butte
Robert Cote
Bacajewea Club
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Hygiene and grooming myths from a cluttered era
A fragmented advice piece argues hygiene extends beyond fashion and calls attention to the cleanliness of rooms and grooming tools. It suggests that dirty powder rooms, germs on brushes, and unclean habits hinder health, urging thorough cleaning and regular brushing and bathing routines.
Yiarrison Man Placed on Eligibility List for Auto Work
The man, formerly tied to Dr. Tuttle and in line for public duty, has been informed of his eligibility status to serve as auto mechanic or driver and must report for duty.
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Tuttle
Yiarrison
Tman
Ist
Iie
Uty
Pueblo Wrecked by Flood and Flame Continues
Railroad officials warned trains would not resume soon as Pueblo’s lines were washed out or torn, requiring full roadbed and track reconstruction. Residents hesitated to evacuate while floods swept Main Street and Union Avenue, with homes and a lumber yard aflame. Rescuees floated through floodwaters by rope and boat as the city’s wholesale district flooded, and South Pueblo was cut off with bridges destroyed. fatalities include Mrs Mary Murphy’s daughter Ethel and Mrs Charles Clark, among others.
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Ryan Gulch
Hills Fore
Colorado & Southern Railroad
Geores Arndt
Longmont
Lyons Club
Longmonth
Lyons
Frederick
Dacona
Eaton Park
Big Thompson River
Erie
Lasalle
Union Pacific
Julesbure
Gresley
Cheyenne
Berthou
Trinidad
Denver & Rio Grande
Lafayette
Superior
Colorado & Southern
Delta
Gunnison River
Broomfield
Denver
Cherry Creek
Food Siace
Fort Colline
Powder River
Boulder
Willard, Col
Davis
Pawnee Creek
Carl Davis
Main Street
Union Avenue
Boy Scouts
George Ming
Francia
Sespera van
Atchison, Topeka & Sana Fe Railroad
South Pueblo
South Union Avenue
Mary Murphy
Ethel
Charles Clark
Willard Threaded Rubber Insulation Battery Claim
Advertising copy from ic Equipment Co promotes the Willard Threaded Rubber Battery as the longest lasting option, claiming wood separators are cheaper up front but fail sooner, and asserting lasting service life and battery achievement. Located at 13 North Arizona St.
Pueblo Flood Devastates City as Rescue Efforts Continue
Four Skinner brothers and Patrolman Brown helped evacuate as flood waters swamped Pueblo Colorado. The water plant and city mains failed, gas and electric were out, but a relief train from Denver carrying milk food and tents was en route. Major Paul Newton assumed command of state troops as fires swept through the business district causing total destruction and unspecified loss of life.
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Skinner
Brown
Denver
Colorado Rangers
Colorado National Guard
Pueblo
Florman, Paint Company
King Investment and Lumber Company
Butte Man Describes Pueblos Layout And Steel Plant
A Butte man explains Pueblo Colorado sights including Main Street and the federal building, opera house, and a sprawling steel plant from the Minnequa works of Colorado Fuel & Iron Company. The plant employs over 8,000, with annual output over 50 million dollars, and contains about 120 miles of railroad within its walls. Nearby are the Y M C A building funded by Rockefeller interests and opened for workers, plus a busy downtown area near the river and floodplain observations from 1919.
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Maintreet
Federal
Ely Auditorium
Wilson
Minnequa
Colorado Fuel & Tron Company
Pueblo
Pittsburg
Sona D. Rockefeller Sr
John D. Jr
Flood threatens Pueblo as river channels overflow
In a flood scene described from Anaconda to Pueblo the riv ers overflowed shallow natural channels within the city. Mr Adams and family recount a house a mile from the river where water rose, and Thatcher building near the center of town was reportedly reached by the rising waters. Residents in the poorer adobe and light frame homes on the mesa edge faced the greatest danger while middle class areas remained less affected.
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