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The Mena weekly star., 1920-03-18
AN AIR TRAGEDY IN KANSAS
School Teacher, Boy and Flier Killed
 in Crash at Cunningham.

Pratt, Kas. March 9.-Emile Zagas- ser, pilot of an airplane, Miss Clara Harte, school teacher, 19 years old, daughter of S. A. Harte, and John Rat. life, the 10-year-old son of Joe Rat life, all of Cunningham, were killed tonight when the plane fell five hun dred feet All three bodies were burn ed beyond identification.
 The airplane arrived in Cunningham at noon and was doing passenger business. All schoof activities were cancelled by the death of Miss Harte and the tragedy. The plane fell just north Of Cunningham and was con sumed by flames before anyone could reach 1t.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-08-06
War Relic for BeadIe Park.

Soon after George Hamilton was dis
charged from the navy. he opened ne
gotiations with the navy department
for the assignment to Cresco of Z deep
sea mine, one similar to those used in
the North Sea barrage which so effect.
ually killed Germany's hope of success
by means of naval warfare. With the
cooperation of the city officials his en-
desvora were successful for this week
there was unloaded at Cresco a large
and heavy box consigned to the mayor
of Cresco and shipped direct from the
nine depot at Lee Hall, Va. 1t will be
properly mounted on a pebble-dash
concrete foundation to be placed in
Besdle Park, and when completed and
the copper work polished will make q
substantial. ornamental and rare relic
of the World War. MIR. Hamilton is
deserving of great credit for his instru-
mentality in securing this relic for his
home town.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-08-06
Base Ball.

Cresco met it's second defeat Of the
season last Sunday at Preston, when
the score was to in favor Of the Min
nesota boys who were prepared for the
occasion while the Cresco team was
weakened considerably by the absence
of Anderson, and with their other good
players enjoying an "off day. Cresco
was defeated from the first inning and
the score was made worse by some very
freakish umpiring.
Next Sunday. Rushford will be here
with their strong team, and will be met
by Cresco with its old lineup and in
good fighting trim. An interesting
game is in prospect.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-08-06
CREsCO, HOWARD COUNTY, IOWA. FRIDAY, AUGUST 1920

mode of procedure. There is hardly a
thoughtful person who knows the beau
ties of the scenery along the Turkey
river but that has at one time Or an
other expressed desire th8t some day
it be made into s'public park. The op-
portunity is now here. We have the
state back of us and With push and CO.
operation with the Fhrm Bureau we
can get it. The Farm Bureau is cer-
tainIy to be commended for its zeal in
this matter and thsy have shown them
selves big enough to consider import
ant matter outside of the scope of their
organization. 1t should pave the way
for q community organization including
both city and county. Let us all pull
together for the park.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-08-06
robin Hood" Pleased Everyone.

1t was a genuinely satisfied crowd
that left the opera house last Monday
evening after the performance Of
robin Hood" by most capable COM
pany. The high quality of the music,
the excellence of the singers-not an
inferior one in the lot, the freshness
and fineness of the costumes, the orches-
ira, and the all special scenery COM
bined to make it probably, from a
musical standpoint, the best perform
snce ever given in the opera house.
This Dunbar company is welcome at
any time in Cresco in robin Hood or
any other opera
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-08-06
ton Is Noss59 still ia Minnesota to Rol

ton IS Nos59 still ia Minnesota to Ro!
chester.
The primary road system comprises
6422 miles of highway selected from the
county and township road system, with
the idea of developing comprehensive
state system of highways. Towpship
and county road systems are planned
with the idea of service to individual
township or county. In the state pri'
mary system county lines were to be
largely ignored and system selected
with the idea of service to the entire
state.
The primary system of roads is to
be improved and maintained entirely
with the proceeds of the automobile
license fees. and the federal sid money
allotted to Iowa. both state funds. No
county money will viii be spent on
them after July l.
Out of 1868 cities. towns and villages
in Iowa 556 lie on the primary road sys'
TEN. There are but three towns of
over 1000 inhabitants, that are not
touched by the system Tsbulations
show that eighty-five per cent of the
population Of the state either lives on
the system or in towns touched by the
system. Every county seat town is
linked up with the most direct route
with every other county seat and the
state capitol as we'll as all other impor-
tant centers. In general every county
has at least one north and south ,and
one east and west road.
The numbers will be painted on the
poles in uniform manner over the en-
tire state on all routes. A yellow band
is to be painted on the pole first. Then
by means of stencil. the number and
words "Primary Road" will be painted
on in black. The symbol follows the
outlines of the State of Iowa, with the
word "Primary' at the top and
Road" at the bottom with the num-
Der in the center. The symbol will be
1Oxl5 inches in size. To show turns at
intersections, an arrow, bent to right
angles, will point to either the right or
the left turn. With no arrow in sight
the driver will know that his route lies
straight ahead.
While telephone and telegraph poles
will be utilized at the present, it is in
tended. t. adopt some standard form of
post 70 act Is permanent fixture to
bear the symbol and the number, also
any other directions which it may be
desired to have placed on it,"
The Cresco- kiceville road is Mum.
ber 81 and follows in the main what is
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-08-06
TLes. New Yellow Read Signs.

During the past week, telephone
poles and posts along the Riceville'
Cresco road. and the north and south
road from Lourdes to Lime Springs,
and thence to Chester have been paint
cd and stenciled with an outline of the
State of Iowa about number and the
words "Primsry Road" To explain
their meaning and uses we append the
following article concerning the state
Psimsry road plan prepared by the
State Highway Commission.
"Stste road officials have adopted .
numbering system and standard road
number symbol. Every county 10 the
state is being asked to join it one big
cooperative effort to have these SYM
bols and numbers painted on every
primary road in the county during the
week selected.
1owa's road numbering system is sim
liar to that in use in several middle
western states. Wisconsin is credite
with beiug the first to adopt it and was
in turn followed by Ohio. Minnesota.
Illinois, Michigan and Nebraska. In
this system an important main travel
ed road between important transporta-
ton centers is giving a designating
number. This number is painted on
telegraph, telephone or especially
erected poles at every intersection,
turn and CROSS road between these
points, also at times at one or two
points between cross roads. The trav-
eler. or anyone using the road. once he
learns what route number leads to his
destination simply follows the numbers
- they appear from point to point
without worrying about maps or guide
books. If road intersections are pro-
perly marked 80 that the routing is
clear, he should have no trouble in fol-
lowing the numbers to his destination
So far ss possible numbers on i'm
portant interstate routes through Iowa
have been given numbers correspond
ing with the number of. the same road
in adjoining states. When Iowa start.
ed Numbering her rosds it was found
thst the Jefferson Highway was No. l
ID Minnesota. This number was as
signed to the same route !. Ic"e. The
Blue Grass trail is No. in both Iowa
snd Illinois: - The Red Bal iss No. 40 in
fUwS xhd Midnesota ana the t.sorth
lows Pike, now part Of the National
Parks Highway, is No. 10 in Iowa and
Wisconsin. No. so. q North and South
road through Centerville, Abba, Oska-
looss, Tama, Waterloo and New Hamp-
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-08-06
Death Of Ex-senator Enser

The Decorah papers cronicle the
death of L. M. Enger which occurred
Monday, August 2, due to heart trou-
Bile. Mr.. Enger was elected represen-
tative from Winneshiek county in 1912
and 1914 and was elected senator from
the Winneshiek- Howard district in 1914.
He was nearly GA years of age.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-08-06
Plan State Park on the Turkey River.

At the Fourth of July celebration at
Vernon Springs, the speaker of the day
opened his address by making refer
ence to the beautiful scenery along the
Turkey river and remarked that it
should be converted into State Park.
Our Farm Bureau organizations are q
live bunch and at once acquainted
themselves with the provisions of the
State Law relative to the same. They
discovered that the State Conservation
Board possessed jurisdiction over state
park matters and through the County
agent got in communication with DR..
Pammel, the nation wide known bots-
mist Of Ames, . representative of the
board
The Farm Bureau got word Saturday
morning that Dr.. Pammel would be here
ON the noon train and by little hustl-
ing got the Commercial Club of Cresco
to appoint . committee to cooperate
with the Farm Bureau and do the hon
ors for Dr.. Pammel in bis inspection of
our park district. The Commercial
Club appointed L. P. Barth. C. w.
Read and E. A. Church to represent
the city and in the afternoon this COM
mittee with representatives of the
Farm Bureau, including Hermann Kuil.
James Smith, J. H. Howe, A. B. Con-
verse and others loaded into cars and
went to Vernon Springs. DR.. Pammel
and his assistant traversed the district
from Vernon Springs to Steamboat
Rock in New Oregon and took away an
armful of botanical specimens gather
ed in his walk, some of which he had
never seen before. He was highly
pleased with the Turkey river and its
scenery, and also suggested there WAS
water power to be developed. He
suggested that the dam at Vernon
Springs should be raised, that another
dam should be put in at the old dam
site in New Oregon, that there should
be county road surrounding this dis.
trict. He further stated if the State
took hold of this project that the State
would share a good part of the ex-
pense. In other places there have
been donations, by local citizens and
other plans adopted to cooperate with
the state.
After his trip through this district.
he gave = short address to q few Or the
farmers and business men and stated
he would recommend that the State
take this district over As . state park
and asked the cooperation of the peo.
pie in this vicinity. and suggested the
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-08-06
Death by Drowning.

1t is with sadness that we record the.
death of John, Freedoms, eldest son of
DR.. and Mrs. E. R. Precious. who met
death by drowning on Saturday last at
Lime Springs. The boy had accom-
panied II. w. and Ernest Shuttleworth,
the latter Of Cedar Rapids, and their
families on q days outing to the river
near Lime Springs Several of tho
children were bathing in what was sup
poaed to be shallow water, but the
river at Lime Springs seems to be full
of deep and treacherous holes, and into
one Of these young Precious stepped.
H. w Shuttleworth was nearly over
come while endesvoring to rescue tho
boy and was himself saved from drown
ing by bis brother, but neither Of them
could save the boy. The body was
recovered by Dr. Freemire Of Chester.
and DR.. H. w. Piummer did all pos
sible to resuscitate the boy. who was
still alive when taken from the water.
A pulmotor from Rochester was sent
for, but was delayed 80 long IS to be
Intellectual and death occurred about
seven o'clock, the accident occurring
several hours previous.
John Hunt Precious was the son of
DR.. E. R. Precious and his wife, Frau
ces Howard Precious, and was born in
Cresco. Iowa, April 4th. 1906, thus
being aged IA years, 3 months and "a
days. John was the oldest of four
children, the others being Harry, Dor
othy and Earnest John was q men,
ber of the Methodist church and Sun
day school and united with the church
under the psstorste of Rev. Will ker-
win in 1915. He was member of the
S. S. class of Phil Kratz.
The funeral services were held from
the home on Tuesday forenoon at 10
o'clock, Dr.. Nye officiating.
CARD OF THANKS.
We take this opportunity in feeble
words to exprsss our thankfulness to
those who risked their lives to recover
our boy and worked 80 patiently in
vain to restore him. aud those who
rushed to our home to aid and comfort
us in our trouble, also more silent'of-
ferings of floral gifts.
Mr.. sns Mrs. Precious
and Family.
&lF&Tj e
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-08-06

known as the 'Imperial Highway" ex-
tending from the western part of the
state east through Howard county to
Decorah and Lansing.
"No. SO" is the road coming nsrth
from Waterloo to New Hampton,
though Lourdes and Davis Corners to
Lime Springs, thence to Chester and
connecting with Road SO in Minnesota
to Rochester.
'Road SO" is q stub road from Elma
running east and connecting with Road
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-08-06
Horseshoe Pitching Contest.

TIE county horseshoe pitching contest
will be held at Saratoga. Tuesday. Aug
ust 10th, instead of August 18th as
previously announced. The contest
begins ut 2 p. m, and everyone is
invited to trv out his skill,
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-08-06
Baptist Church.
J. \. Petit, Pastor.

The pastor axpects to preach both
morning and evening, next Sunday.
Morning theme, Then and Now. "
Evening subject, Joy Restored. S.
S. and B. Y. P. U. at usual time. You
are invited to.our services.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-08-06
AttesioI IN. A.

Next regular meeting, Thursday,
August 26th. at 500 o'clock sharp. A
large attendance is desired. Be prompt
with your assessments and dues.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-08-06
Sociiable.

Seeiable. 's
There will be q twenty-five cent
sociable 1T C. C. Browns, Friday night.
August 9Th. Everyone invited.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-18
INnlGrsrInN

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-18

King Albert WIS cordially greeted
ly the PRECEDENT ~ Antonio jns'
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-18
"Teacherages'' Are
Popular in Texas

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-18
SHIFTING or STANDINGS AMONG
CANDIDATES IN RACE FOR auto
IS CAUSE OF KUCN EXCITEMENT

A ci.y candid it.. Mrs. Louise nm
rows. TO-DAY icnds the llst az hard
Worllfr candidates IN Tho Daily Pam
h.u1 suns pton contest. with % Co.
ti frff1,D ot This lady 81
niFsI rn m the campaign
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marr friends
lur, Bow nlry votes 90 VIII take
fn A. 1arnui vlHnC. ~ thr sl.olo
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-18
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-18
Belgian Queen Is
Honored by Women

IIs..N. u. o. Ere Albert and
p".n iI..... of lH r.Euug rv.r.s
ed n ,n'0U-. st.. NpHi.r l,.,r'i .
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flowers were aauu,tI uH.H th. pH
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group .f university students l'HUr 'H.."
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-18
TwoRetail Stores
Opened in Lubbock
During Past Week

r1.lis % TIE rcvs.
LtEHpCE. Dec. - Two additional
retail stores have been addict t1 on,
present Establishments boz Lubbock ibis
r,,st week. and a wh0lrs''. grocery
club win hc OPENED herr Monday MORN
ing along the plan followed at various
towns in the state of rro.n' ctt..
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-18
Wages Must Fall
When Prices Drop

CLEVELAND. Dec r. - Wag.,
aust nI i1 the United states with the
d",,Hn lu prices ana tho r.llIu,'.
mcnt To normal conditions iu industry.
.nurr,.s HuE''.t Theodore y Burton
NJ Ohio declared before business ,.l.
b.. % fhr cleveland Garment Nam.
.l.IrO.. ASS. an.u.
'n. .r. v#a ...s fH"f WACO. muf
o. maintained 10 their present bowel BIS
rr r Pro- l..r .f r.HHUu" 1H' Nr
Burton said Il DE- uot say this from
.k 0t rurl Cor the working mon.
$50 lrr 40 anxious to p1y the worker,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-18

five teachers in a rural district tho
hprsug problem has been mot hv
building Commodlous house i1r Oh"
superintendent who bolrls %, other
teachers In addition to The house 90,
superintendent 80 allowed from th.r,,
q nifty acres 90 land. upon which %,
raises crops during the summer y1C
ton.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-16

DIS o godzinie 4:3O pupoludniu Sta
"a M slubnym kobiercu " kosciele sw'
Stanislawa h, p. Felix's Hintz&e 2 pan
na Bronislawa Drop. Slubu mlodej pa
2 udzieli Y. Karol Falinski G. r.
W asyScie. P. Hintzke jest eH~-zo4nierzem
armii amerykafskiej i przez czas dluz
sly bawil we Francyi.
-
" kusciele Sw. Stanisiawa r., dis
o godzinie 10tej rano, odbyi sic Stub
p. Stanislawa Kozakiewicza, sypa p,
Feliksa i Anieli Kozakiewicz6w, zanf;
pnr. 1861 Blackhawk ul, z panna Kid
ra MaSzka. Slubu maodej pare udzie1
lii X. Bron. Lazarowicz C. r.
PaHstwu Antoniemu i Maryi Cicho-
wiczom, zam. pnr. 1886 Nc Reynolds
III. ma Stanislawowie przybyla M
SWAT pociecha z Kt6rei SO niezIniernic
uradowani. Pociecha to jest tegi sy-
mex, waaacy przesz}o 10 funt6w. Ma
tka j dziecie maja sic dobrZe. Pan CT
chowicz jest zatrudniony W Federal Re
Ser-a RonE
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-16
Rueh W TowarzyStwach.
zE NOVA.

Oddziaf 80 SW. Cecylii NJ. F.
odbedzie regularne posiedzenie dis
o godzinie Sci wiecGorem, " sail No.
5. obecnoSt wszystkich pozadana, DO
So wazne spraEy do zaiatwienia. -
*. Czekala, PREF; Zofia Glabas, Sc
kretarka prot. 5o45 Cullom ave.
Dw6r Matki Boskiej Dobrej
Rady No. 81 z. n. X. L. odbedzte
regularne posiedzenie " srode, dnia
179o ,istopada, o godzinie 1880 po-
pofudniu, " salt No. 5ty. - Maya
NJ. Heunan, nadles. ST.. Siupikow-
ska, sekr. prot. 1901 Holt III.
- Tow. 6w. Mtchaia Arch. gr. 135
s. p. " A. odbed1te miesieozne posie
dzenie W srode w~ieczorem, o godSi-
ME 1880, dnia 1890 listopada. Ooec-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-16

Oberstadt'a jeszcze pred wojna.
- Dotychczasowe poszukiwa-
liza trzech zaginionych awiato-
row marynarki stacyi W Great
Lakes, ktorzy jeszcze w ubiegia
Srode opuScili ob6z, n~aprowadzily
tylko ma znalezienie niektorych
czesci hydroplanu, ktore zostaiy
identyfikowane jake nalezace do
tego, w kt6rym ci trzej lotnicy
najprawdopodobniej stracil: zy-
Gle. Pc trzech zaginionycll awia-
torach ME znaleziono dotad mai
mniejszego sladu. Poszukiwania
czynione So W dalszym ciagu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-16
Bacznosc o.Chicago,ln
..DZIENNIK

.,DZIENNIK CHICAGOSKT' -
moina nabywac W nastePuj9cych
miejscach W So. Chicago 1 VI okolicy.
Pr1y n~arOffniku e2ej i CONNER
cial ave.
01ej / Commercial ave.
SSmej 1 Commercial ave.
S7mej / Commercial ave.
79tej i Stony Island ave
S4tej 1 Commercial avo.
eoej Baltimore ave
9Oej ! Commercial ave.
79tej 1 I. q. kolci.
1928 Commercial ave., $500 Burn
ham ul., 1852 Escanaba ave. S2T
Coles ave 1885 Baker ave., $3.50
BurIeT ul., 1904 Burlcy nj, S6Oo
Burley ui.
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