Waterloo Auto and Supply Co forms from Galloway assets
A new Waterloo venture named Waterloo Auto & Supply Co. plans to start with 25,000 capital, incorporating for Witturtoo Agte and Supply Company and Mave dafferson Street Garage. William Galloway’s automobile division is limited to manufacturing as the Williams Galloway company reorganizes. B S Hunter and Clarence Bride lead management. stock is fully subscribed and offices planned near Falls Avenue. The firm expects rapid growth with orders rising. building moves and future office sites are outlined. The change involves a two year lease on the former brick garage on Jefferson Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thunday
Waterloo Auto & Supply Co
EB. B. Hunter
Waterloo
Galloway
Gallowax Company
Karage
Jefferson ‘Atruet
Thay
Cwidl
United States
Wiliam Galloway Company
Concern
Inc
Fourth District Christian Endeavor Convention at Manchester
Waterloo attendees expected as the nineteenth annual Fourth District Christian Endeavor gathers May 6 and 7. B F Swisher will close with an address on Christian Citizenship. Local officers Noah Gatwick and Elizabel Lamy lead, with talks by Rev Noah Gatwick, Rev W Shock, Rev C H Stauffacher, and Rev A B Keeler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth District
Christian Endeavor
Manchester
Waterlooams
Delaware
Dubuque
Blackhawk
Butler Bremer
Buchanan
Ourmakers of
Christian Workers
Hey
Noah Gatwick
Elial Bel Lamy
Waterloo
C. H. Stauffacher
Young People’s Society
A.B. Keeler
Aston
Weat
Austin
A. B. Keeler
Cedar Falls broom company incorporation filed
Articles of incorporation for Cedar Falls Broom Company record the capital stock at 10000 dollars in shares of 100 dollars. Incorporators named include F L Jackson H W Trobson J H Keep W N Hostrop and G W Hughes. Business is broom and brushes manufacturing with a planned board of up to five directors. Principal office Cedar Falls. First annual meeting set for May.
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Cedar Falls’ Broom Company
Recorder Plummer
al Bos
Ainectora
FL 0. Jackson
H. W. Trobuson
J. ‘H. Keep
W. N. Hostrop
G. W. Hughes
Gedur
Clue in Bank Robbery Sparks Hazelton Investigation
Hazelton residents report a clue in the Hazelton State bank burglary. A borrowered work tool with the number 94 found near a barn might identify a trio member. The piece mentions possible alibis and ongoing searches as authorities pursue the case amid local notices and community events. Also noted: Rekers silver wedding anniversary near Cedar Falls with many relatives. James Cooley, blind for years, struggles to navigate new sidewalk changes affecting his directions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delweth
Hazelton
Orange Richest Town Valuation 1907 Livestock Record
The 1907 government return lists Orange township with land value averaging 162.18 per acre and a total real estate valuation of 1,291,808. Personal property taxed at 66,754, with livestock totaling 131,140 and cattle 68,876. Counts include 802 horses and 3,037 cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange Township
Fvescock
ANOTHER OLD BETTLER GONE
Bis Ole Go of Dunkerton traveled to the city to visit her ailing mother Dyers in Michigan. A phone dispatch announced the mother's death before the train departed, and Mrs Go returned home. The body will be brought to Waterloo for burial, possibly in Dunkerton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bis
Ole
Dunkerton
Michigan
Goit
Dyers
Bennington
Township
Waterloo
Inspectors honor Company B at Ste Armory inspection
The annual inspection of Company B 53d Tow National Guards was held at Ste Armory on the third floor of City Hall Thursday evening in front of a large crowd. Major Obhusteaf of Des Moines and Capt Lucas of Fairfield led the inspection. Mr Olmstead reviewed the militia and Mr Lucas inspected garments. Company B, with 54 men, had all but four present. Major rank Fisher, Capt Eawin Geist, and Battalion Adjutant Fruden attended. officers also planned to inspect the Winter company tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tow National Guards
Ste Armory
Obhusteaf
Des Moines
Capt. Lucas
Pairfield
Olmstead
Lucas
Fisher
Eawin Geist
Waterloo
Fruden
Ackley
Dakota horseless farm showcased by Groseclose brothers
Sully county, Atlington, April 6, reports the Groseclose brothers opening a fully motor driven farm. They plow, harrow, seed, harvest, thresh, and market with their own machinery with no horses or animals. They travel by motor car and claim weather independent work, improving prairie condition beyond horse powered methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlington
M.D
Sully County
Grosecloses
Lords Buy Prairie Dogs for English Sport in S D
In Huron South Dakota on April 28 two thousand prairie dogs at two dollars each were contracted by English lords for their hunting preserves in England. A Wisconsin woman withdrew her farm from sale, claiming its value rose from the demand for dogs. The piece notes the animals’ size, habit, and the controversial nature of the hunt. Also listed are a lawsuit by Dr. D W Crouse for medical bills totalling 267.95 and a tax investigation led by McCoy for the Commercial National Bank, aiming to uncover taxable records this year.
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Huron
S. D
England
Ian-Guishing
Neilie Madden
Waukon
Wis
Ben
Commercial National Bank
McCoy
Hag
Northwest Presbytery debates new German run ga Presbyteries
In Dubuque the Northwest Presbytery convened to propose five new German presbyteries including Galena Northern Illinois Wisconsin Eastern lows and Minnesota Lennox South Dakota Nebraska Missouri. The plan aims to shift governance from English churches to German leadership amid tensions with Cedar Falls and Waterloo interests. The Waterloo and Cedar Falls Milling Company also reports leadership changes with W A Dugane resigning as president and GM, replaced by T Wingworth, with May 1 start and May 7 stockholders meeting to discuss year’s business and potential plant improvements.
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Dubuque
Minighe Amd Eld
Eta
Northwest
Joraing
Orgasisanbe
Sey Avale
Wral
Wap
Ada
Gordon
Galena
Ilinolé
Wisconsin
Lows
Minnekote
Lennox
Datte Allegi
Nebraska
Missouri
Louie Sid Thay
Germany
Waterloo
Cedar Falla Union Mill Company
F. I. McElhinney
Council Likely to Hear on Park Avenue Bridge Plans
Nine members from the Board of Trade and Chamber of Commerce met in Waterloo to oppose three new bridges this year. They passed a resolution urging thorough study by engineers before recommending construction, while noting Park Avenue bridges could benefit the city overall if approved. A copy will go to the city council ahead of the next meeting.
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Board of Tract and Chamber of Commerce
Waterloo
George Z
Sebty
Thomas Catenden Jy
C._G. Damaoa
D. Wangler
L. Vale
J. ©. Hartman, J. 8, Tuthit and Henry Weis, d. Oo. Lameau
Chamber of Commerce
J.C. Hartman
Serosa Park Avenue
Fifth ‘Street
Vaniahing
Aga
Cedar
Park Avenue
Chautauqua Programs Now Available Locally
Programs for Chautauqua are obtainable in quantities at BE T. Cowin's LaFayette block office or at the Waterloo Loan and Trust office, offering residents two convenient pickup points for the event materials.
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BE T. Cowin
LaFayette Block
Waterloo Loan and Trust Ofifice
Will Re enter Business Tutus C Freak Returns to City
Tutus C Freak plans to reenter business in this city by leasing the building vacated by O J Ludwig on Commercial Street. He will install high grade merchant tailoring and furnish the shop with up to date displays. Ludwig moves stock to Inlinge company store on West Fourth Street, a wholesale and retail neckwear shop. Iblings company holds lease on the building and will seek a new location before vacating. June 1 is the expected vacate date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tutus C. Freak
West Waterloo
O. J. Ludwig BS 2 Jewelry Siiors
Ludwig
Frank
Mr. Ludwig
West Fourth Street
Commerial Street
Inlinge ‘Company
Iblings Company
Farm River Flood Threatens Iowa Lands Near Salix
The Missouri River near Salix Iowa continues to invade farm land as it erodes the Sand Hill lake bed raising fears of June overflow. The LeFevre forty acre tract and Choquette lands have largely disappeared into the river prompting a county petition to close a grade to stem eastward water flow. Crowds monitor the riverbank daily while noting impairments to local property and grades. Joshua A Frye funeral held for Westfield Wisconsin resident.
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Airely
Wresouri
Salix
Iowa
End Hill Lake
Sand Hill Lake
Bnd
LeFevre
Choquette
Choquette Place
Sand Hill
Pioneer Dead at Laporte
Thomas Edwards a prominent Laporte resident died Thursday evening at his daughter’s home. Born January 2 1892 in Muncy Pennsylvania he and wife Sarah Haseer settled near Laporte in 1969 and raised a large family. Surviving children include B L Edwards Waterloo Mrs Charles Clark Hagie township A D Edwards Colsey Oklahoma Mrs E E Salton Laporte Mrs D W Shearrer Clark S D Mrs A K Baker Worthington Minnesota Mrs H Clark Mason City Iowa and Mrs R R Cummins Waterloo Funeral services Sunday at 2 30 pm from M B church in Laporte conducted by Rev F N Willis.續
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Laporte City
Thomas Edwards
Mia
Salmon
Jova
Tommy
Mr. Edwards
B. L. Edwards
Waterloo
Charles Clark
Hagie Township
A.D. Edwards
Colsey
Okla
E. E. Salton
Laporte
D. W. Shearrer
Clark
A. K Baker
Worthington
Minn
H. Clark
Mason City
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B. F. Swisher
Izenship
Cedar Falls
Woodmen
United States Army
G. W. Too
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Herma. C. Rekers
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Knoche
James Cooley
Panjgors
Assasemen
Valus
Mys. Myers
Bouth Dakota Horseless Farm
D. W. Crouse
Gaamanma
Moti
Illingworth
Affairs
Ve.t. Wingworth
Allied Milling
Maropioden
Dugane
Peddlcord
Digdue
Mecmihianey
Allied Companies
Ated
Cudar Falls
Ohio
Tata
Cumming
Mra
Ide Smith
Walnut
Atrect
Cader
Fedia
Smith
Bohuls
Tama County News
John Young
Dysart
Lin Home Farm
Treer
Velie
Axier
Wilvex
Toledo
Thecehnlag
Dywart
Jage
Asming Company
Traer
Grant Scott
Buckingham Village
Torrence
Amity
Es Strohbehn
Presbyterian“ Church
Charch Extension
Buckingham
Illinois “Central
Arnold Central
Thie City
Binkeburg
Fhei Station
Agent Dodge
Mary Dunham
Durham
MEM
Weeting
Will
Council
Park Avenue Bridge
John Frye
Westfield
Winconsin
City
Joshua A. Frye
Hare
A. G. Bereau
Tlinois
West Union
Bart E. Linehan
Transportation Committee
Grand Army
Western Passenager Association
Lowa
Wilbert Shallengerger
Snes
Logan Hotel
Fortner
Waverly
Catarth
Wildert
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