June Storms Ravaged Iowa and New Jersey Victims and Damage
A reported series of June storms caused ten deaths and about 2 000 600 in property damage across northeastern Iowa and nearby states. Bridges, rail lines, and crops suffered heavy loss. Manchester, Cascade, and Dyersville saw severe flooding and multiple bridge collapses. Rail service was disrupted from Dubuque to Waterloo for weeks as line segments and infrastructure were rebuilt.
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New Moose Band Set to Appear in Public Soon
The Waterloo lodge No 328 Loyal Order of Moose reports progress on its reorganized band. Forty two bandsmen performed in a recent rehearsal, with a 50 piece goal and public rehearsals every Monday. George Weilein says the band will be ready in 20 days to play on call for civic, patriotic, and business events.
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Automobile Burns on Maust's Farm in Orange Two
Fire of undetermined origin destroyed a Buick Six at WL H Maust's Orange Township farm. Miss Alta Maust alerted her father and the car was moved from the garage but flames could not be checked. Waterloo fire department responded but the vehicle was a total loss.
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Longtime Fox Two Resident Margaret Teters Dies
Mrs. Margaret Teters, a long time Fox Two township resident, died last night around 7:30. Her funeral will be at Spring Creek Church tomorrow at 2:30 PM with burial in Spring Creek Cemetery. She was born in Germany about 1860 and is survived by her husband and four sons. A daughter, Emma Church, and ten grandchildren also survive, along with a great grandchild.
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Municipal Bathing Pool Proves Popular
Bathing at the Municipal Riverside Park drew heavy crowds as the city moves to establish additional pools. Officials said receipts from the Riverside facility are funding expansion plans and a wider bathing program.
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Jazz Doomed by Tasteless Jazz and War Woes, Says Windsor Kale
Planner Windsor Kale declares jazz on the decline at a Beethoven society meeting held at Miss Fawn Lippinent's home. He cites wartime restlessness, fashion, and coarse tunes as driving forces, praises older airs, warns against songs like Red Hot Mama, and notes police action closing dance halls and seizing records.
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Mystery Lake Green near Jamesville May Harbor Hidden Diamond Theory
Syracuse July reports relief that a diamond mine may lie beneath Green Lake near Jamesville. A circular hole from the bottom leads to igneous blue ground, akin to Kimberley deposits, fueling volcanic-origin speculation. Local traditions speak of an evil spirit and bottomless waters.
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Sidelights on Evolution Trial From Tennessee Town
The Dayton scene swirls around the Scopes evolution trial with Attorney General Stewart weighing a possible venue shift to a western site famed for climate and scenery. Fatigue marks judges and lawyers after a long night of study, while exhibits include a chimpanzee named Joe Mendez in court, provoking traffic disruption and a wave of dispatches across the nation.
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Cedar Falls News Roundup Marks Tax Change And Local Happenings
Cedar Falls reports 1926 municipal tax levy of 48.63 mills after a 3.12 mill reduction, with reductions from the bridge and bond funds. Community notes include Summer Session enrollment stability at Teachers College, band members' reunion in Cedar Falls, fresh dormitory carpet contract at Iowa State Teachers College, and local visits, travels, and business updates. Notable items mention Isley funeral arrangements, and safety gear development for police with a portable steel shield.
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County Attorney to Leave on Furlough
Mognty W. AL Cook will take a six month vacation starting next week due to the high volume of liquor cases. The county attorney’s duties will be handled by assistant FLW Edwards during Cook’s absence. Cook plans a automobile trip to Denver and will visit Stafford on the return journey via Kansas.
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