Stevenson finds bear hunting bad in Mexican range
W A Stevenson vice president of James Black Dry Goods returned from a six week Arizona trip with no trophies. He hired guides and traveled 115 miles into Magdalena Mexico where bandits and armed guards accompanied him. After a fall from a horse and warnings against pursuing bandits, Stevenson attempted a mountain lion hunt back near the border. He noted a long street of Mexican saloons opposite American stores and hotels, and described Phoenix waterworks and Roosevelt dam irrigation reaching about 900,000 acres.
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Iowa
W. A. Stevenson
James Black Dry Goods Company
Stevenson
Arizona
Tucson
Tnto
Mexico
Magdalena
Steve
Cher
Lown Mwater
Phoenix
Artz
Roosevelt
Cedar Rapids Enlists Engineer Hero as River Rise Looms
Cedar Rapids asks engineer Ralph B. Slippy for news on rising river levels after a 28.75 inch drop in 15 hours. The town worries about possible dam strain and river-wall damage while officials mock up a potential local myth of Slippy as guardian while villagers await guidance.
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Cedar Rapids
Engineer Hero
River Rise
Ralph B. Shippy
Cedar River
Giffen
Kipling
Gaurt
Avas
Cedar Rapides
Associated Press
Waterloo Dam
Gedar
Dani
Charles City Choral Club Plans Elijah Oratorio
Charles City Iowa March 24 The Elijah program to be presented March 31 by the Charles City Choral Club under Mrs Goodsell Henke and Prof Charles Leech Gullick at the organ. The 18 year old Elijah cast is recalled with Marian Green who later rose to prominence in New York. The 190? conductor was Scott Prowell now in Memphis, with past officers named.
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Charles City
Eljah
Goodsell Henke
Charles ‘Leech Gullick
Melvin IshHis
Eawin Townsend
J. J. Daly
Bilis
Townsend
New York City
Daly
St. Paul
Elijah
Marian Green
Haritone
Hoas
Europe
America
Mr. Green
Plainfield
Decorahy
jWas
Des Moines
Cedar Falls
Elijah Given
Scott Prowell
Memphis
Enn
Deputy Sheriffs Play Hide and Seek In Street Collision
Norris Buachele of 726 Eleventh Street West was injured this morning when the Sunday incident occurred after he played hide and seek yesterday with an unidentified driver. The motorist was later identified as Warren Buckler, deputy sheriff.
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Norris Buachele
Eleventh Street
Warren Buckler
Sher
Local Judge Fines Youth for Passing Signals on City Routes
A judge ordered a fine of $2990 for each signal after a youth was observed receiving two red lugs for passing raffle signals at the intersections of Commercial and Bridge streets and Fifth and Commercial streets, with Norris noted as recipient of the signals.
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Norris
Commercial
Bridge Streets
Fifth
Commercial Streets
J. C. Been
Rumble in Court as Homebrew Explodes Loudly
A Kansas City hearing over a liquor case ended with mixed results as turbid testimony revealed only 12 of 66 quarts of homebrew exploded while the defendant was denied a F200 verdict. No further details clarified.
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Kansas City
Alo
Maren Bee
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