Ice Harvest Set to Begin by Crystal Ice & Fuel Co
The Crystal Ice and Fuel Co will start cutting and packing ice for the 1921 season this afternoon or tomorrow morning from Wastburn's pond due to an open winter. The pond yields 12 to 13 inch thick ice with about 60 to 70 workers needed. The company also holds a contract to fill Illinois Central icehouses with a 25,000 ton capacity.
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Wastburn’s
Illinois Central
Fort Madison Man Recovers From Prolonged Hiccoughing
John W. Korschgen a 60 year old former alderman of Fort Madison Iowa ended a 14 day bout with a persistent hiccoughing illness. He was the worst case among several others including Dr. Bess and Dr. Scovel. The outbreak began in Fort Madison shortly after its appearance in the country.
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John W. Korschgen
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Bess
Scovel
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Passenger traffic light as agents report slow railway travel
City ticket and passenger agents say railway travel is lighter than in years. Since Jan 1 coaches run light with few passengers on most trains. Tourists are at destinations in California or Florida and traveling men have been laid off during the industrial lull. Travel is light both local and long distance.
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California
Florida
Tony
Horses Still Draw Most Children to and From School
Cedar Falls Jan 15 Old Dobbin with his back is still transporting a majority of Iowa consolidated school children for home in spite of growing motor use Prof Macy Campbell of Iowa State Teachers college reports 192 consolidated schools show 262 autos vs 968 horse drawn hacks total enrollment 18867 with 5061 in autos and 18806 by horse drawn vehicles.
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Cedar Falls
Dobbin
Iowa
Macy Campbell
Iowa State Teachers College
Consolidated Schools of
Campbell
Exira youth held on revolver threat charge
Ben Green of Exira was held in Audubon county grand jury on $500 bond for drawing a revolver on a young couple from Exira. The arraigning judge refused to reveal the names of those involved, who are from prominent families. Green says he does not know how he came to possess the weapon. Rumors swirl about jealousy or intoxication as possible motives.
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Ben Green
Exira
Audubon County Grand Jury
Green
J. A. Cozens
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