Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1903-07-01
Waterloo freight handlers have formed

girl, has been missing since May 5.
William Winders. n pioneer resident of
| Webster City, is dead, aged 80 years.
improvements aggregating $1,000 are
planned at the Floyd County poor farm.
Buildings costing $4,000 will be built
on the Pottawattamic County poor farm.
A brick and tile factory employing
fifteen men will be built at Grundy Cen
ter.
Degrees were conferred upon forty 1.-TWO
graduates at the Iowa College commence
ment.
Henry Conrad Of Lowden was posi-
bly, fatally injured in runaway acci-
dent.
The Des Moines river was this week
| higher at Keokuk than it kad been since
1851.
Nearly seventy-five bridges in Dallas
County We're destroyed by the recent high
| water.
Mr.. md Mrs. 1. c. Green of Fort
Dodge celebrated their fifty-ffth wedding
anniversary.
The taxable value of Waterloo property
is S13,OS5,0OO, an increase in two years
of $2,5OO,OOO.
Davenport resorts are said to be again
running wide open and another moral cru
SADIE is suggested.
G. A. Spiegelberg has been appointed
postmaster at Rembrandt, vice George
Branvold, resigned.
The Council Bluffs independent ball
team has quit. The bad weather made
1t n losing venture,
Davenport will enforce the ordinance
against fast auto driving. Twelve miles
an hour is the limit
Poweshiek Republicans Endorsed ]. f.
Riggs of Sigourney for superintendent
of public instruction.
State Auditor Carroll has issued
charter to the Low Moor Savings Bank,
with capital of $4,000
The residence of Supervisor Nc
Namara of Dubuque County was destroy
ed by fire. Loss $1,000
SFire DESTROYED the Northwestern Felt
Shoe Compnny's plant Mt Webster City.
Loss $4,000, insurance $4,000.
A National Guard company has been
organized at Osceola. 1t will be admit
ted into the Fifty-fifth regiment.
A youth pmed Chambers, employed
in an Eddyylle mine, was fatally injur-
ed by being run over by loaded car.
The residence Of Frank Bogart of
airy Watches and ,nonar onuraaat;ne
loss of over $500.
JAMES s,, -. Dunus' veteran heMspapeI
NAIL, wen known III connectlon WIN r =,
rus.;aIa l.l..n, u'eu ieeen.'s u. '''e
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tn;, .a s VII 1no on'i'p ~ Tue o' Aou's
a s.o"Aus -
Hred oXberger. Des MONIES team
His family Ia nenn;less having lost their
all in the recent aood.
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,ndar go. Az sh.s sat 80 I;s a
staa,;na Nh a';e, .h,n,. ~ o 49,
hrn,.,,, 80 800 ."e' a'e
Eldon and Earl HERRING of Lisbon md
| Fred Risler of Davenport were killed in
wreck on the Rock Island near Elmira.
as the result of the collision of passen-
ger and a gravel train.
Ex-Denntv Jrn;ted States Marsha, w
A. Richards has deposited with his nttor-
neys at Des Moines $1,153, to be paid
to the heirs of the Graves estate in set
Element Of all their claims.
Eliza Lambk;n ia under arrest NJ
Dayennort on the charge a. stealino s1OO
worth of iewelrv and clotbina frop, q
Clinton house in which she was en,nlov.
cd ma a domestic Tho theft occnnrad :
wear ago
Seldom Luther ArcAIomeo md Ross;e
Graves aoa5 o. and o. rasnaot;ra,, rars
drownad nv tho con.;,;ng ~ st;ff l.,
the Cedar river at Waterloo There were
mn witnesses of tbe tragedy Tha young
neonlo had cona hoot;na e
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The Muscatine labor unions have start
ed movement to familiarize all union
men with the labels of the different or
sahl"a.lons III oroer ,hae their members
may nv. pe ueseNeu ih'o pusins no'i-
"i'ioii iiaue eoous'
The board of supervisors of Union
County recently passed resolution offer
ing $1,000 in cash to the person who
first produces ton of coal from a vein
that is paying one. and which has first
been worked successfully one year.
A sad case of suicide occurred Mt the
home of Henry Rabe living five miles
| north of Belle PLANE, when his wife took
her life by means of double-barreled
shotgun. Placing the stock of the gun
on the floor, she managed to discharge
both barrels, killing herself instantly.
Mrs. Rabe was about 70 years of age,
and leaves one child. No cause is as