Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1916-07-07
!. Hogue, age 101, died at FL

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g. l. Hogue, age 1O1, died at HI
kader.
William Harrison, of McIntire, wa
killed in a runaway.
Charles Edwards, Jr., aged 9, wa
drowned at lansing.
A new $4,000 Lutheran church wa
dedicated at Newton.
-Four different commencement exer
cises were held at Clinton.
Efforts are being made to organic
. Y. M. c. A. at Nevada.
Dickinson Bros. grocery at Chero
kee was destroyed by fire.
Over 5000 persons visited the seen,
Of the flood at North McGregor.
John Fox, civil war veteran Of DIAL
las Center, died Of heart failure.
The Farmers National bank at Vim
ton will erect $4,000 building.
A move is on. in Waterloo to ask thu
city council to license housecats.
Fl. Dodge children gathered 2,s0(
pounds Of dandelions in contest.
Patrick Minnehan, age 50, Of Jeffer.
son. was killed in an auto accident
According to the new city directory
at Muscatine the population is 1928
Geo. Lesley shot and killed Clifford
Bell, near Knoxville, during quarrel
Peter J. Yencheck, farmer near
Sioux City, was killed in an auto acct
dent.
| Otto Schoech, farmer near Ottum-
wa, had 80 sheep killed by q pack OF
dogs.
Sheriff Kezar brought two auto
thieves from Olivia, Mimi, to New
Hampton.
Nicholas Linblad, Of Kiron. aged
nearly 100, is the head of five living
generations.
A large amount Of embalming fluid
was found in days supply Of milk at
Des Moines.
The three-year-old son Of M. d.
Kaufman of Manson was terribly bit
ten by hog.
Miss Louise Morrison, age IS, Of
Newton, was killed when her auto
turned turtle.
An unidentified body of man was
found on the Northwestern tracks
near Jefferson.
The infant baby OF Abner Egli near
Bladen strangled to death during a
coughing spell.
Marie Scoville, age 2, of Waterloo,
was probably fatally injured when hit
by street car.
Charles Shepherd Of Columbus
Junction was killed in an auto acct
dent at Minneapolis.
The drug store of John BregenZer
Of Keokuk was raided and an amount
Of whisky confiscated.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Condron Of
Rockwell City, celebrated their gol-
den wedding anniversary.
Fred Little was voted the most val
liable man at Grinnell college and
given the Kennedy medal.
DR.. Elizabeth Wiley Corbett, known
as the foster mother of the pure food
law, is dead at Washington.
Sheriff P. Dunn Of Dubuque was de-
feated in the recent election after
office for 20 years.
The citizens Of Wapello will give
proceeds to beautify the parks.
e. e. SHREDDER, athletic director at
Iowa City university, was married to
Marjorie Lumsden OF Iowa City.
The Lincoln Highway association is
planning to send crew of painters
to repaint the road marking signs.
Prof. L. E. Dodd of Iowa university
has invented machine which records
The tone and pitch Of the human voice.
Milton E. Jones, senior in the Uni
Versity Of Iowa, will 60 as a mission
Try to Malaysia after his graduation.
James F. Toy of Sioux City has do
1ated $4,000, and G. H. Cummins, of
Sioux City $4,000, to Buena Vista COL
ege.
Thieves entered the offices Of Drs.
0ennison and Hanske, of Bellevue,
aking 5000 worth of surgical instru-
nents.
Superintendent Cherry Of the indie
'endence school has resigned to join
he staff of state high school in
pectors.
The Marshall County Motor club of
is cooperating with the
light company, to install auto traffic
earnings.
The body Of Opel Robinson, of Ne
ada, who was drowned in the wreck
t Packard, was found in bed of
Will King Of Hubbard won the state .
air essay contest. The subject was T..
How Good Roads Will Benefit the
owa Farmer" Z
Officers at Shenandoah had blood
ounds out trailing thieves who en- :
,red a store at Riverton and secured
LOO in cash.
When employees of the Olympia y
ruit company at Fl. Dodge opened a h
ate OF pineapples, a beautiful Cuban
rd flew out .
Richard Ruby Of Petersburg was +
'bbed of $1,000 which he had hidden n