Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1910-04-20
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/. Fire completely destroyed the home
OF Isaac Isaacs near Iowa City. The
loss us $4,000. insurance $1,000. A
defective flue caused the fire.
E. T. Sadler, associate edlto. OF the
Creamery Journal Of Dewar, has pur-
chased Of William Widdel the Great
Western creamery at Dewar.
The Farmers Elevator Company Of
Kingsley bought six hogs Of Evan
Parry which weighed $3.50 pounds and
paid 1865. an average of $60.93 per
head. 2
" Corn tests carried on in Vinton, by.
sart. Traer. Reinbeck and Grundy Cen.
ter show that the corn crop this sum.
mer and spring is apt to be far be
low that of last. II
George Thompson and John Neil
liott pleaded guilty of burglarizlng a
railroad bunk house at Percival and
were sentenced to five years each In
the penitentiary.
While attempting to board his train
man nm INC M,iwa,,saa raad &c
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QUE ,M u Tue ,oioest residents ol Ciarks-
s sl Meu lrom Z stroke 81 apooiex : !.
loilowins an Illness winch commenced
carry IN tne "lnter.
Arthur Moore. brother OF James r..
Moore, well-known former resident at
Mason City, real estate dealer and
wealthy Mexican landowner. died at
his home In New York City.
John Flaws, aged so, prominent
Webster City farmer, Is almost totally
paralyzed as the result OF being struck
on the head by falling timber while
repairi1y an clubhouse building.
Dr Renshaw of I opan arrastea ond
indicted for practicing medicine in
Harrison County without sanction or
law id the form Of doctors license,
pleaded guilty to the charge and was
finea 5000. g
Petitions were placed In circulation
at Marshalltown asking that a special
election be called to submit to the
voters the question whether or not the
city should adopt the commission plan
OF government.
NJ Mrs. William PLIERS Of Des Moines,
~ ~r,,f,rv No.. q
stumbled and fell upon the child, frac-
turing It's skull The child is dying
at the nospital ana the mother may 80
insane from grief.
Hioden away IN the gloomy depths
( OF an immense cave on the banks Of
.ne Les MONIES river at Des Motnies.
fourteen boys, all OF tender years, have
conoucteo cooperative store In
ynlcn many collars worth OF stolen
goods are saio 70 nave changed hands
u .. tne past rev months. me
clever sleuthing on the part Of the
city detectives. IA
Fire in Alton DESTROYED the feed
store Of Stephen Cloonerr. also the IA
printing ONCE formerly occunied ~
DR. Coitrane and owned hv os,,aloesa
parties. The hre originated In the
Gloonen building, ana, owing to the
TACT tnat Alton mas no hre department
disastrous niaze threatened the en-
tire village for while, but deter
mined work on the part OF the cfttzenf
finally checked the flames. @
Reports OF the damage done to res
licences ana trees indicate that the
STORM IN pes Moines the other night
was the most damaging and severe
OF several years Houses were I'M
roofed, trees We're broken and uproot
ed. garages and chicken houses were
carried eil'ls away. awnings were TORN ioose
anu many p.ate slass WINDOWS WINDOW were
shattered. me VINO was accompanied n
" hucn iisn.hihs ana was foiiowee
~ a haro TAIN m ana a heavy nan.
1,,ther sly.s 65 years old : wyea,tb,
farmer Of Delaware County was fonns
dead IN q field in which no had hoo,
blowing. He was prominent in agri
cultural organizations and in politics
Heart disease was the cause of death
n. H. Wyland Marshalltown ticka
clerk for the Chicago Great westar,
pathway has been made distr,ct no
senrer agent for the comnanv At f,,eye
land a. to succeed FR Mosier
Mark = simonds Of Fort Dodge snc
ceads Mr.. Wv,and 80 =
Charles n savior of Des ,Jo,n.s ba,
arrived 81 Washinrton u . Nh,
sav,or who 10 the snec,a, asent =
the Denartment If Apr,cnltnre IN IL, h
investigation Of beet sugar mattcTs i,