Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-07-08
FLOODS / [ WILL
B Be PREVALENT
Weather Observer at Kansas
City Predicts They5WiI Con.
tinue All Summer Long.
VERY BAD AT SPRINGFIELD.
Worst iii lis Iiis,nry--ln Missouri ana
J Kansas Conditions Are Vastly
Improved

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se'S ~ so 'tiof TO-DAY issued tlle iul.
lowing statement;
..rloods IKE re 4 ~, :, t.,,.i,I II.
=
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~ N the5 mountains has SO filled ire.
Missouri iivcr$that rains as heavy al
these OF last week are liable al ANY
time to cause a small Hood
BAD AT SPRINGFIELD, MO.
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7 ~ ~ : iietu, MO- . y So TliNsiieiu
and vicinity are suffering the worst
flood in their history following thss
ove,,lo,. =, tho rn,.,,.,,, y, tj,s, r.s,,I.
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ot q. ~ estriE today tnat amount
cd tosnearly seven inches.
The 1iyei.5& nn,n,anv but on reot IN
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' tiie OF tie
city. ineAA tremendous doWnpour sent.
lit up without warning aud soon the
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u-hulas,,a bo,,sns AMI "a ori.As : ,1,s,..,
III italy s,,hn,ts,,.,,sd I'd thn,,sa,,,,s ~
dnllnTs, worth az snS,,s "a ,.,,,l n ~, !.
Numerous s,n,iis hn,,sa. we're Si,nny,s i
from the;,.s fo,,nl, lions ma IVA
necessary ia Tri,on sl,oles tbro,,sh lti1a;
roofs ID rescna thn ncrunnr,ts TN,
directs TODAY ,ysrc hlonkafl ahvstons al
debris 8 - :gS7 a N.9
THE r,at,r5 snro,{, n,,t n,.ar tbe s,,r-
rounding country Eea,,slna :. much dam
age 10 farms ana farming Dronerty
Today the water@is recet1ing. II
fltooD CONDITIONS BETTER.
Eansss f,it,. MY g FLOOD conf;..
lions in Missouri and Kansas todny
were vastly irnnroved E.ycent AZ
Kansas CITY where the Kansas ami
Missouri rivers converge. most strea ms
in this part ~ the southwest Wel.e "a
cedinE this morning and il was be-
lieped the worst stage had beer, 21ea oh.
ed and passed. AT Kansas CITY ;he
damage 50 far. has l,een slip;,4 and ti,a
rivers here must come in nearly 10 feet
more before they reach the stage Of TIL,
floods OF 1903. Such al result at Kansas
City is not considered at all likely, as
but little rain has fallen since last
night No add ttonaJ ives llave been
lost 80 FAR. as klo M ~ b $3.50 4
AT Kansas City, i tiia Il, damage was
confined to the west and east bottoms.
waite stood In part OF the quarantine
pens at me stocKNards along the Kan
not in danger. Argentine and Armour
dale, Kan, packing house and every
suburb OF Ekansas city, were still safe.
Harlem, nj TO-, across from, X aflsas$ CITY,
on the north. a SINAI, farming cornmunizF
III. IS partially submerged. but no grea t
damage has been done here. u
8 AT Pattonsburg, nf6.. the sWater fell.
IA ii,chesd .uring the night. The last az
the refugees had been removed from
+ house and tree tops this morning ana
+ the relief train from st. Joseph. which
had been tsa11 stalled near Santa Rosa, land
PattonsbII,.e and fron,Ts there tl,sG "a.
En,afnGier OF the tourney was made In
boats. rht, rescI1e1.s ruickly vent n
work. Ample food, at least for present
!,,ef,ds Wa III i,.h,n,tef 81
m tl,e iast mo f1avs MANI ,,arso1,
have suffered sc,,teiy frnn, erT,os,,,.a,
,.,,fl In III, If slnssr, s
"A y po,po,,aG 7ISar all. or tia
roonei, ma ssen p,s,s FROM, y. r,nrad
s. tcI,ison Tonelra a. SAINT, F,a ~, ,sa,,-
ser rain a.btfl, "a = ;nt1,sths ri,e, 90.
\ fer;lay had fannd si,elterz ana = s.e,.,
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