April Shower Hits Rail Lines and Towns
A heavy April shower dropped 1.17 inches, with torrents flooding fields near Crawfordsville and a washout halting a Burlington line briefly. Temperatures cooled to 37 at noon and a potential late freeze threatens unprotected tomato plants. The Rock Island line near Crawfordsville and a washout near Ainsworth disrupted service for about an hour but no major damage reported.
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Fort Sherman
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Lunch Counter Reopens Under New Proprietor on North Fourth
The lunch room on North Fourth avenue reopened Saturday evening under Libbie Davidson after two months closed. The remodeled interior features repainting repapering new partitions floors and counters. Davidson runs a clean wholesome counter already attracting railroad men with help from her brother and Anna Henke.
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North Fourth Avenue
William Quinn
Libbie Davidson
Scottish international exposition nears crown visitors arrival
Glasgow May Day reports the Scottish exhibition near readiness for coronation visitors. Kelvingrove Park hosts grand palaces, with Scotland history and Scottish art exhibits. A Kelvin memorial building showcases progress in engineering and electricity. A naval pageant on the river will feature vessels from Viking ships to modern battleships.
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Scotland
Kelvingrove Park
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