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Listings of Dwellings and Properties in Cedar River Area
A long OCR listing details numerous two story dwellings cottages stores and barns with owners and addresses across Webster Cedar River and surrounding streets. Amounts shown include several property values from 500 up to 20 000 dollars reflecting remodeling additions and new constructions. Prominent names include Adams Bartlett Bown and Longfellow among many others along Fourth Street Cottage Street Parker Street and Logan Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appel
Webster Street
Allen
Cedar River Nark
Shaw
W. HH
Edwards Street
Weling
Adams Street
Beuke
Fred
Cottage Street
Fourth Street
Bown & Bown
Newell Street
Welling
Dorham
Secre Davenbaugh
Parker Street
Dissler
Jacob
Dunkelberg
H A
Griefnow
Quincy Street
Gould
H. D
Ankeney Street
C. A
Lafayetta
Harry
Oak Avenue
Betare
Crysterere
Geo. E
Peseta Bee Eae Ee Hussey
Frank
Hudson
Parker Beg
Heiple
Adams Muireeters
Haffa
A. W
Miegworth
Walnut Street
Kascht
Itshaw
W. H
Aafee
Logan
Eer
Abe Deeaae
Cass
Claud
Broadway
Coleman
Grand View
Cedar River Park ‘Association
Willard All
Cedar River Park Association
Colby Street
Kurth
Sumnerr Street
Klug
Miss
Kuhns
Ackerman Street
Kentzleman
Logan Eveing
Kirkpatrick
Mra
Lichty
Geo
Frankl
Baker
Longfellow
J. M
Logan Avenue
Argyle Street
Argyle and
Town
Malliedat
Rhiel Street
Autier, BF
McGlade
James
Bratnober Street
Ett
Motmke
P.J
Marquis
Dawson Street
Osborn
Charles Street
Parsong
J. A
Seit Ieee
Slade, L. H
Waterloo
Glove Tiy. Co
Warner, Chas
Windolf
Charles
Eel Wallace
Wilkins, J. I
Wichman
C. F
Franklin
Wittson
Parkside
Wangler Bros
Sycamore Street
Conger Street
Smith
Martha
Young
J. H
Peanees
Eee Sherwood
Chas
Green House
Conger Storm
Conger - Betere
Property listings for Fourth Ward dwellings and businesses
A dense list of houses, cottages, barns, and commercial structures with owners and addresses across Fourth Ward. Entries include Ackerman cottage 107 Bates, Arends Sycamore street property, Armagast two story on Linen Avenue, and numerous others on Lafayette, Mulberry, Franklin, Fowler, and nearby streets. Several industrial spaces, shops, and cement works are noted, with varied valuations and upgrade details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ackerman
Frank
Bates Street
Arends
Geo
Sycamore Street
Arenis
Lafayette Street
Armagast
Linen, Avenue, Alstadt
Hanging’ Bros
Mulberry
Aronson
L. B
Fifth Street
Baum
A. L
van Bucklin
Mobile Street
Banfield, Chigs
Colt Marion Street
Banfield
Chas
Marion Street
Baker
Paul
Mulberry Street
Warden
Rortrett
A. B
Shillam Avenue
Buchman & Kehe
Sixth Street
Bisbee
Harry
Glenwood Street
Bleck
James
Independence Avenue
Bloom
HH. L
Lane Street
Chapman, C. F
Epperson
Marion Arre
Van
Fowler Street
Franklin Street
Epperann
Franklin Streat
Ferguson
Flanagen
Z. W
Archer Avenue
Flanagan
Fisher Bros
Dearborn Street
Clow
Clark
Butler Avenue
Dunkelberg
Dunham
H. A
State Street
Davis, Wm
Iilis, Wood & Platt
Foundationa
Eastman
MM. T
Tenth Street
Trvercheres
Elliott
Tivastory
Oles Edelin
Thos
Ong
Halstead Street
Pederson
C.p
Cortland Street
Ferguson Mig. Co
Riverside
Ada
Gates
J. C
Hewitt
de Eeer B
Heskett
Lafayette
Hepler
Epttaga
Todiana Avenue
Hook
W. G
Cess Helton
Wyburn
Tos. Ryan
Egesessesse
Jacobeen
J. J
Columbia Street
Jerolda
Hee Ah Dian Jones
Glenwood ‘Street
Johnston
J. A
Eighth Street
Lek Denne Eee
Ogee Johnson & Nichols
Turner
Erec Smith
Lemper
Géo
Bycamore Bulcee
Ceceeseensees Lambert
J. T
Ind
Leusch, Mfg. Co
Lynch
P. H
Smith Street
Mestay
Meyers
Mulberry-street
McCord
Twa-Sting
McMillan
Mussett
Riverside Shoe
Sansac Munget
Archer
Franklin Strutt
Ereerns Powers Mfg. Co
Pierce
HE. M
Irving Street
Palmer
Fourth Street
Potter
More Street
Rath & Co
Ing
Ees Eern
Ess Stolte
Louis
Schmitt
Steely Avenue
Sebyoeder
D. D
Vinton Street
Smith, Robt
Glenwood
Getege
Scribner
R. L
Branklin Street
Smith
Ash Street
the Theatre
Jenson
Jens
Highland -Add
Steuber
B. T
Cherry Street
Jerguson
Binch Slese
Shauils & Co
Buss Barn Rock, Inc
Kurth, Win
Shilljam Avenue
Kelly Manufacturing Co
Ninth Street
Waterloo Skirt & Garment Co
Young
Telm
Police Record Shows Waterloo Police Year 1905
Waterloo's 1905 police report details 1 046 arrests including 469 drunkenness cases and 137 vagrancy. fines totaled 6 974 60 with 3 087 24 cash collected. City officials P J Martin and J R Rector praised for enforcement and economy with maintenance costs low for its size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Simalar
P. J. Martin
J. R. Rector
Cty
Inet
Gagn
Cedar Falls Society Recap of Holiday Visits and Notices
Dr and Mrs Martin return to Mt Vernon after visit with son on Tremont. Mr and Mrs Hearst host guests for James Hearst and family. Mr and Mrs Bennett entertain. Harris Cole business trips noted. Severn and Bocquet families plan New Year in Waverly for 50th wedding anniversary. Chase couple home from two month east trip with daughter in St Louis. Multiple Hearst and allied families to visit Mrs Dane in Waterloo on New Year’s. Swailam seeks gallo ward from Odd Fellows store room lease. Percival Hunt visiting Cedar Falls. Fred Wright bag resigns bookkeeper post to join Racine Saddlery. Carson family to Monmouth for father-in-law’s funeral. Cedar Falls Gazette editor travels. Banks closed for legal holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Falls
Det
Bennett
Harris & Cole. Bros
W. A. Severin
C. J. Bocquet
Waverly
John Voight
Severin
Bocquet
Joseph Chase
St. Louis
Chase
James Hearst
W. L. Hearst
Mea Alvin
Charles Hearst
Frank Hammer
Ittle
Jennie
Mamie Hearst
D. Dane
Waterloo
H.W. Swailam
Belle Platue
Fred Wright Bag
M. D. Philleo
Racine Saddlery Company
Racine
Wisconsin
Fred
Cedar Falla Nn
W. J. Bowen
Mr. Carson
Patrol Wagon In Service Since April With 610 Trips
The police patrol wagon and driver supplied last April have since logged constant service. It completed 610 trips and covered about 1,000 miles through the rain months, with a monthly tally of calls presented in a table showing January to December figures.
Slaughter of the Innocents in Waterloo District
A raid on canine inhabitants of Waterloo led to 97 dogs killed and buried, sent to the University of Iowa in Iowa City for medical use. In March, 16 cats and 42 chickens were also buried. Dates incomplete but indicate dog shipments occurred across January to December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
State University At
Iowa City
Taxes on the Books for 1905 and Waterloo Levy
Tax totals show Waterloo pays $218,170.98 of county taxes while other cities and townships combined amount to $212,446.45. The county plans to collect $430,617.33 for 1906, with reductions from 1904 levels and levy changes in Waterloo and rural districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Rainbow
Blackhawk County
Waterloo Ag
Laporta
King of All Cough Medicine Endorsed by Canton Carrier
Canton Center mail carrier Mr G Case in US service sixteen years lauds Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as the best cough and cold cure with reliable, lasting results. It is in constant use in his home and widely sold by druggists. Also mentions Laxative Bromo Quinoline Tablets and Balm of Figs from Mrs Edwards with sales notes for Waterloo Business College classes beginning in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Case
Canton Center
Conn
U. S
Croup
Chamberlain
Thore
Artman
Waterloo Public Improvements Costly Asphalt and Brick Paving
New figures show Waterloo spent about 136 695 dollars on asphalt and brick for nine miles of sidewalks and 26 000 dollars on cement walks during 1905. Additional sewers and curb work pushed total costs well above 500 000 dollars for this period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Wilt, Sco
Augistast Hnginett
Ralph
Slippys
Fashionable miniature furniture trends in society boudoirs
The New York Press notes a craze for tiny empire style and carved Ivory furniture among elite circles with gilt French accents and silver filigree pieces. Jewelers capitalize on the fad pricing high for miniature chairs sofas dressers and coaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Press
Fragmentary note on worn bracelets and possible removal
The readable lines describe worn thin padlocks and bracelets used as engagement tokens. The text mentions locking on the arm and doubts about security, suggesting they can be removed. The fragmentary style leaves the exact meaning unclear.
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Hammond Byente
F.W. Belangee
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BNO
Total
Totu
Tegal
Jones
Brown
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Vo Alo
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Laporte
Case
Hudson Vetewererers
Dunkerton
East Waterloo
Eincolm
Washington
Spring Creek
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Blackhawk
Seepeeeseeees S
Coles
Towns and Townships
West Waterloo
All Cough Medicine
E. W. Grove
Wa’terloo Bussages College
Daily Reporter
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Nem
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