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Newspaper

Elgin Echo

Location

Elgin, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1915

Page

8

Flood on Timber Creek swamps Iowa linemen in Marshalltown

Ora Titus and Roy McCullough of the Iowa Railway and Light Company were swept by floodwaters in Marshalltown. They were unroofed, swam to a tree, shed heavy clothing, and continued their retreat to safety as the water rose rapidly.

Timber Creek Ora Titus Roy McCullough Iowa Railway and Light Company Marshalltown Waukon High School C. J. Hager Iowa State University Cedar Rapids Hubert A. Allen Iowa National Guard R. T. Phinney Fort Dodge Charles Pratt Pratt Iowa Moon Brothers Burdette Omaha Moon Ranch Chicago Henry Lefebvre John Dissinger Bouton Marengo I. N. Brown Ira N. Crow E. B. Henderson Dennis Sullivan Henry Code Amanda R. Beyer Dubuque Manchester City Nancy L. McChesney Annis

Novel Court Case Ends Divorce Over Infatuation

Ida May Dennis of Montgomery county seeks to overturn her divorce from Ernest J. Harris claiming coercion and a forced settlement of property valued around $90,000. The Iowa Supreme Court May term reversed lower court and will hear rehearing arguments.

Des Moines Supreme Court Ida May Dennis Montgomery County Ernest J. Harris Dennis Jowa Supreme Court Jowa Knoxville Mount Pleasant Tuclle Addis C. F. Applegate Clayton County Mount Pleasant Hospital

Fort De Russy may be partially restored in Rock Creek Park

The plan proposes preserving the Civil War fort outlines at Fort De Russy and adding access and a signal station for a G A R jubilee encampment. Lieut. George Carr Round urges extending the hill roadway, clearing brush, and placing a crows nest signal feature to attract visitors while preserving the fort’s landscape and historic significance.

Lieutenant Round Lieuttenant Round Hoe Crows Nest Soldiers’ Home Fort Stevens Georgetown Heights Fort Richardson Fairfax Seminary Potomac Fort de Rusay Fort de Russy Washington Fort Reno Fort

Uncle Sam Opens Forests for Summer Homes at Flathead Lake

Uncle Sam steps up outdoor movement with new permits for 20 year summer home leases in national forests. The General Land Office has sold villa sites on Flathead Lake Montana as part of a broad push to attract vacationers. Forest Service surveys will map attractions for boating bathing fishing and climbing to help city dwellers find ready access to woodland getaways.

Banton County Geo. J. Homan J. H. Harrigan Chas. S. Selge Dubuqua National Bank United States Marsh Idetz FR. O'Connor National Bank Bliis Robb Haugen Hollan Harrigan Selga Charles C. Sangster Sioux City Anna Slurie McCook Lake Dubuque Smith Miller Lyons David Dempster Arlington Will Burnett Des Moines Sam Parks Parks Burnett Marshall County Fair Association W. M. Clark Ottumwa Baker House Wm. Thornton St. John’s Catholic Church Burlington J. H. Cooper Drakesville Sheldon Cherokee Commercial Club M. A. Chantry Tabor & Northern Railroad Waterloo Wayland Franklin County Hawell Chapin Alexander Eagle Grove Duncan Mason City Forest Service Iuka

Feast on Ink Cooks Ham in Washington Duel of Flavors

In Washington four year row over ham cooked in ink versus champagne ends with a public tasting at Shoemakers. Frank Conger champions ink ham while Tony Richardson backs champagne. Professor Gus Noack oversees the experiment. outcome favors neither, bill for eight quarts of champagne awarded to Conger.

Washington Frank Conger Tony” Richardson Noack Mr. Conger

Newton Splendid in Palm Beach at Groundbreaking

Byron R. Newton assistant secretary of the treasury led the excavation ceremony for a new eight story interior department building at Eighteenth and F street. He wore a Palm Beach suit and spotless canvas shoes while steering a steam shovel and dropping dirt into a wagon, a photo moment that drew attention to the project valued at about two million dollars, well under the congressional limit.

Eighteenth F Strada Byron R. Newton the Treasury Newton Palm Beach Congress Intérior Department

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