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Newspaper
Seymour Daily Tribune
Location
Seymour, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1925
Page
8
In Pittsburgh on June 4 the heat wave prompts a stove dealer to set out a gas heater with a sign saying Step up and get warm. The public largely ignores the display as temperatures stay scorchingly high.
Weather observer Riley Goble at Seymour Water Company in Rockford warns that after dry spells no rain is expected soon. The county hay crops, timothy and clover, face heavy losses due to the drought, signaling potential widespread agricultural damage.
Mrs Minnie Shepherd of Brownstown is confined in Sehneck Memorial hospital after arriving Wednesday. Mrs Marie Corbin underwent a major operation at Sehneck Memorial hospital performed by Dr J F Barnhill of Indianapolis. Mrs Orra KE Parker sister of Orlean Emerson of Brownstown found dead in bed near Salem with funeral at Blue Fields church. Fred Christopher Jr of Dudley Town reported drought drying wells and cisterns in Washington township. Cortland high school hosts a Womenless Wedding Friday with guests Mrs Probe and Uncle Wash. Adults See Children 206 page.
Shanghai reports 100000 Chinese workers on strike, including British cigaret company staff and foreign bank employees. Minor disorders appear with street car stones, while foreign sailors bolster guard. Food shortages rise as ice deliveries halt and provisions decay amid a campaign of starvation.
Beginning Sunday June 7 the portrait department of Platters Studio will be closed on Sundays until October 4 Kodak work will be handled as usual.
Southwest will pay tribute totaling close to two million dollars to the torrential rains which flooded Missouri Kansas and Oklahoma yesterday as high water receded. In Atchison county Kansas damage wrought chiefly by the Delaware river and White Clay Creek swollen to raging torrents by 4 to 6 inches of rainfall will reach one million dollars. Half a mile of track on the Burlington
Partly cloudy tonight and Friday with possible local thunder storms in the extreme north portion. Temperatures remain warm.
Riley Goble records a hot day with a maximum 96 and a minimum 64 at Seymour. River stage sits 1 inch above the low water mark at the pumping station.
Santa Fe and Missouri Pacific lines are washed out paralyzing transport. At least nine bridges washed away and thousands of acres flooded. Damage in St. Joseph Missouri around 400000 with no deaths or serious injuries reported. Clear skies return as temperatures rise to high levels.
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