Water shortage for Manchester after flood damage
Manchester June 24 Special Damage to the municipal water plant during last week’s flood makes it impossible to maintain pressure over much of the city and residents are urged to conserve water and take fire precautions. Fire hoses borrowed from Waterloo to move water, springs silted, pumps failing to reach the east side, and a major leak threaten fire protection. The government fish hatchery east of Manchester will be rebuilt starting July 1. floodwaters destroyed much of the stock and wall, bridge, and grounds structures. Records, troughs, and apprentice fish culturists’ residence flooded and damaged.
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Body of farmer found near Kesley after disappearance
Kesley, Iowa, June 25. The body of Willizen, a farmer who disappeared on June 12 after alleged involvement with his father’s farm, was found Tuesday near a Sunday school picnic site. A bottle believed to contain poison was nearby. Surviving relatives include his widow, one child, his parents, three sisters, and a brother.
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Training by Mail Sparks Trapper Art Talent in Minneapolis
Minneapolis June 24 Theodore Roosevelt praised mail instruction as a modern development and George Ray Har ray, an advertising artist for Chicago Pheum circuit, traveled from Hudson Bay country to his Minnesota home. Ray, a trapper and Indian interpreter, learned via correspondence courses and Federal Schools in Minneapolis, later holding art positions in Winnipeg and Chicago. His northern subjects and knowledge of people, animals, and customs set him apart in the field.
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Theodore Torsevelt
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Luggage sale at John Boller's on Lafayette Street
A local ad announces a Saturday sale at John Boller's Luggage and Tailor Shop located at 22 Lafayette Street. The event features a rapid clearance of about 200 traveling bags priced below standard market rates.
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Iowa City bootlegging man jailed for three months
Calvin Kelchner of Ce dar Rapidy was fined 300 and costs and sentenced to three months in prison by Judge Ralph Otohere on bootlegging charges.
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Iowa City
Calvin Kelchner
Cedar Rapidy
Ralph Otohere
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