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STATIONS CLOSEDThree Milwaukee Peny FiremanMen Injured Making GoodCHIEF ANSWEREDKiaHr*.-12OsIV: ry liavmafctH33. Kirisb-r :iglt;rui W\ IK M;»* ! win* is *•« J*^iVv «4* dui'jug J;:jv ;4ai Mifft-rls*;; summer wbih- h«- is man ;I«34*k ^ Knrvtik* ('auss Si^huis al 44lt;jr awl KIhvII xm llr liHtmtfviiHi -jur^smlTct-ni. this V.««k. Av%'3:I ;a£2K:C *.1 hullin v.\ilh *m«v* v.j!3a hisclub.tvttau is a«ilikil4S • Tfcr July zmitFOR THE CHIEF;:.g :«n-i «-uT s*N*4*t;d «dkiun «;f i'iiik SfctS*l“ H#-**a»s:r N3--!. H« \\was-r^s-Jug S's-otii! sjr-v. Journal vi S'a;!^v.i;vn.* jfyrh-v.::s rlruck :u:d km-k^-d Mwhigaj: jsiv^ t3*«*uf.W^fOfirr xn4 Sru14* Ibr iVrry DailyT\v«s ^tatilt;i!is #-ji tin- Jo.va i!i'.vi«inh»ivt* iiirf. duri::g ?!i«* las;foxr days. Aster siaiivn «;» the \v-s-I«-rn division v;hj»-3) willU* j^rrv^J !r«ijn Muiiilh u::d !* fiafjc* and Klwvi! rUtii* n * ;i TJjc iruldlf- djvisuT. which will In* sr«rv-vd from Cambridge and MaxwellMaiiGAh*.Ttic .stations v:«to cKs»-d an a« -cr-unt of The fart that ih-.-iv w.i not rM*onuv cibmgh £iv;tn all-- station to j*ty ex [-ensos. F. F. Fusu-r. who has l*irn 3tfr«*m at K!uv!l has boon made- custr^ian of ihc station and will look aftor the Jlt;*ea! frdj:hi and tht* handling vf thr mail. .Mr. Foster has l*x*n manager of tiu Ir*’al vlr-vator at Khwll for s* m** time and will continue in that work as well as his work with the* ran-rond.J,. X. Hutchins, who has been •wnt ni Astct will be assigned to relief work on the divisions onu* he can bid in simie regular position. A custodian has also bcvn placed in charge of Asior station to look after the way freight and mail from tlii* station. Itoth these stationshave J een e~en ever since the line was built over thirty years ago but the1 movement of the various stores and ^farmers into other localities, where they could be served from other stations has diminished tin* revenue from the two places cntil they‘were money losers for the company.first-!• \v:s. lt;*:• wrist was sprain-, th*'ir Ti* a write jj# and}*-d as;d a gash tin*•* or f«.ur inches: ph-lmvs «*f the n^rj;;*;jiz«*ii Kaz»—z. 1 Acting Chh-f 1 is*»:i tcher A. J.! long was cut ;n bis head. He wasithc siaiiir the chib. is j Kndififc*- «.f the Mitoaki i* dls-ii!• *t s* l^tlly that he had i*.i doubling on xhe jlt;J* by playing jfttchrr's ofjhv fnnv was a!i swell-.la—;i away from sh«* nffitv however, i and ina:n*gcr TUe * lui* iSi«n) up iV*r a while Tuesday uign—TiMirshy morning i*t2:duot«*re;si*dv«*n of as a r^nU-n-b'Ss hall it ^ customary in the lt;»filce u*Itobisoji and BissKr war.- in thWrur.t! lt;Wish2irrabb- pi“iisc is given to s;^lt;ik of that official as the Fhief!wht-rt a «l:*:r.v bar tume oat.Oo^* for his able jnanagt-ua-s::.1 ir.str-ad rrf using the words - Chief ■lt;*ausi:;g ti:*-f-na-rg--T»t vair to le aftil bilhSa t in thcjV.vo l a^grafHi's v\h reference tlt;» 3!lisfiraicher s«a when t'VntmS (*alfcl;men wore I the club tv:td as lollnva-:i the ojf;o« and asked for the tThief. 5thrown to the floor of the caboose.) -\V.th Kaiaimizoo’s nub»nl^ j A. J. n-si^Hidcd. Mlt;»inlt;s was;lCissk-r had a Isol gash cut in hist Kail club going givnt guns under* on the wire and as the ]olt;-a! disi nose and riobjs^n* was badly shaken|the aide matiagcfnent of First Itas*-jjiaic^-r's lt;.ffice revive telephone! tip. iioth men enjninued home tin 1 Man Heorge Turner, and iwi-iight u*:iHs neirly every day from the I their trip but are pretty sore from j Kise Kill lACCoiuiiig popu:the shaking they mrivel.ifnns of ihis vicinity pmkt!:ir. the Chief dlsjiaicher vr *ue freight stnd • ; for the lgissf-nger agent's offim in F^s!jlv:iz«.*ns tc# drive straight !4*r theMoines nothing was thought of tip* J. Q. Hull and wife are planning,’first plalt;x* in the four ei*nier«*d On- matter, a trij# for next month which no tral l*ague jw-nnanl i Thr parry at 'thlt;* 3^*s Moines enddoubt will i^rove very enp.y.ibK i*-i ‘’Today tlxc ICazouz are playing j of tie- wire asked if be was talkingthem. They wxjnvt to go to Sea:-j the Ih-si gmde of Kts** ball i»f any;lie and Tacoma, Portland. I.lt;^ An-iclub in the ltsigia*. They art* cut*It«» the Chief and v;h«*n advis^il tlgit#be was went ahead with the infnr-geb-s. Siilt Uku i'iiv. lvnver. Man-»ting up like a lot of yc.ting rfrvlts j:nation that Fntnklin K. IhMisevell h^tian. Kansas and one or two in-] just turned into the pasture. Thereilmd lic^-n noxniiuited as vice pia^tb tcrmediaie points whtfru they will j is harmony among the players and !dtnt -by nrlt;dgmation. A few oihtr visit frieials and Utke in the sights.;they are swiftly developing that old;details of the matter with amneJ Owing to the i*»r health oi Mrs. i lighting spirit and l**st of ail the {otheriinformationandwas givenMidi's mother who recently tossed i fans are turning van and supporting j the conversation cllt;*s»s1-uwuy they have never felt tha; j the t in has :t winning team «!ioti!dj .Mr. Krohnke iuM others of the thc*y could get away for :t . wiTjlv supimried/* jnfiice force alMiut the matter andlong trip until now and they plan to! Walter Tomer, who was in Ind: j was U^ginuing to think that he was make up for lost time un tnis jou* juivi last week to attend the fm* j'*o«te some t?trson of prominenoe.nev. jal of hilt; sister, made a trip to Krtln-ithinking jierlmis the Democrat*,Councilman J. P. Ttoss of ihcjimixia* to see his brother CTe-irge and j had used that methml to try to Third ward is on his gf*»d lichavior; while There also saw Macbin:si [him Kick Into their fold when it for a while, at least around ho:n«?.| Powers who formerly worked on the j was suggested that fierhups the in-Tlie re:ison for it all is that Mrs., P^-rry round housv force. I Urination furnished was intendedSuperintendent C. K. Marshall ytiis out from Marion Wednesday •conducting srjme investigations.; Mr. and Mrs. O'Brien who have been making their home in Du-hiMiVtc for some time have moved th-.Perry and are now residing in Mraiv O'Brien’s residence on Xorih Sixth, strct. Mr. O'Brien has taken a position in the car dcnartment.!;css' mother and sister are here fmm Ititlianit for a two weeks visii an«l -lim wants to keep the gotgl rvctad he has with the ladies. Jim tipled it off to the other council menthat the ladies were coming and one ly one they have called on him during the evening to give the impression that he is a man of affaire in the city.'Conductor George Cox and familyNeola Agent Is Company’s Best Gardenerji'er the Pony Cbic-f instead of the Chief Dispatcher. A* it waut after hour of gciiig m press and the Chief Staff had all gone home Mr. Kmhnke could nlt;»t furmsn the^ji. formation t«* the neus|»:*i*er but* he‘A numlwr of the Perry' office fer-!s thrtt in this instance at leastforce have lieen enjoying fresh j he luis had a scoop on the localvegeuihles grown by the prize gar dener on the western division.Agent Dcyle of XeoSa, was shedo-are home from Peoria, ill., where nor. Several years ago wheithey visited a couple of weeks witli relatives and friends.President Earling of the Milwauklt;-e offc-retl prizes for the best gardensnewspajers in the matter of the nomination of the Democratic vice president. »Old Enwlove
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Perry Daily Chief
Perry, Iowa, US
Sat, Jul 10, 1920
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