From the Oct. 15, 1947 Telegram: "A serious fire hazard was created Wednesday afternoon when a semi trailer petroleum transport rolled over in negotiating the curve at 23 Avenue East and Fifth Street in the East End business district."
From the Oct. 10, 1962 Telegram: "City firemen rescued two adults and a 2-year-old child from a fireswept second floor apartment at 906 Tower Ave. Wednesday morning by carrying them down a ladder to the street from the apartment front window."
From the Aug. 29, 1947 Telegram: "General Eisesnhower will be the guest of John Ordway, owner of the Cedar Island lodge, which in 1928 served as vacation headquarters for the late President Calvin Coolidge."
From the Aug. 8, 1902 Telegram: "The poundmaster’s story is as follows: He was taking up a cow near the Normal School and had her tied to his wagon when Mr. McNally came along and proceeded to take charge of the animal."
From the July 22, 1947 Telegram: "Froelich and Krebit had become separated 50 years ago when their mother died on their North Dakota farm near Minot. Shortly after that, their father also died and the family was broken up."