Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1914-07-29

l. q lhIk0T Nv 6IOTH DIkChG CuOUlIDulkO
ING a now a course 81 erection 4
viii .be graded IN to 4 high school
room, properly equipped with all
necessary apparatus. Three districts
have combined-Tracey and Lincoln
districts OF Marion county and Belle
fountain district OF Mahaska county.
Good yields OF fall wheat have
been reported at Knoxville. The Err
nest Convey field, near that town, was
the first threshed and the yield was
1885 bushels on q fractional eighty.
AT the Charley Martin place, an
eighty acre tract average. 4oh bush
els per acre. William jenkins has
eighty acres, a portion of which was
threshed showing q yield Of Al 2;3
bushels per acre.
Twenty:three convicts from the
Anamosa prison have beenasent to
Ames to- be employed for the next
three months in constructing road
through the campus Of the Iowa State
college. The board Of control e1nttrro ol5 has aA
fixed the wages to be paid tho CON
victs at 50 q day. An Ar advance to
$3.50 a%day will be made as Q ~
the men become hardened TO the ee6 TASK
and are able to earn the money one
John F..Gerahty, q young farmer
living near McGregor, who has been
experimenting for several years with
the raising Of the grade OF his dairy
cows, is having results which show
that the extra expenditure OF money
and labor has been worth while. a
test for seven days of one cow which
Is seven-eighth Jersey strain gave q
record OF 275, pounds Of milk which
churned seventeen, pounds &of butter.
The Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
railway Is building q new pumping
station and pipe line fromSthe mann
moth reservoir located one mile
north 81 New London. The Burling-
ton purchased eighty acres 8 land
81 which n constructed & huge reser.
yioir which ID flled by natural drain.
age. II! win cove .forrey-two acres and
viii hold a30O.000.OOo gallons.
pes naui - =, / vas arrested
=. ntt,,mv zoo ~ ia chanre 81 wtre
dsssrt;an' nswitt shad more than.
eenoti mnno sc,a ime sto bae
$zUUS IN mOAey Y ai Al ~ 49, 49, 80
collected as fire insurance on their
home when he left Abba. q search
at the police station revealed a3scer.
titled check for 1925 3 sole OF:
~ ny soss M LII co,,n+v range va.
- 80 49, ~ recantiv ana
~ A.na11u@ .os,,aa ,nan.
10 M ~ 49, n-as;dad oVar
by State Master AZ. Judson otsB aal
four, who was accompanied py St aye
Treasurer N. E.5 Blair OF Manchester:
"A great deal Of enthusiasm was
shown by those In attendance.
The Pleasant Valley schools y =.
Fort Dodge&Which been ~ 2. me
course Of construction several
months, is practically completed.
The new structure is q six room build
ing and Of freproof construction.
erected alta costSof $4,000.
Charles McMurphy,s a. farmer, aged
81, met instant death near Muscatines
when he was struck BY asD:.&M N,
interurban train at Helpine station,
where Albert Dollarhidte, his attend
ant, was killed In al Identical man e
mel las st$1Wyi
Assermon inSthe slgn w,
preached in-1tneE Mecno H repnss.n
cnuTcn aI DItun Wy ,ee.us, ~.
g ~. ~ hutner EAla'l' j. u " G ~ 80. -,
Tore ciassSol 80
that Is given BLDG eaatdl ~ tne
pastor q tae nurcn ..,s
Thomas Gosnell 3 rOHlnenL ~
.atl. s oll New SnaIon, n ss. -,
the neart ~ y asAeou !. a.n,t.i
k g oN.[ lae = IS - ~ 9 s,,t.,n.
Eano ~. u.e. u ~ 800,
4t 1901 pace e IN . tnep PES - - II - IN.
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Ason Do.n n mskaa tia
sn.is - en- ..milv ali
LII. ~. ~ s,are
y. I'VE p'S. :; 80 49, -,,thsn .sn.r,od