Housing Still Vital Problem In Waterloo Area
The Waterloo housing crisis worsens as experts warn the issue mirrors other Iowa towns. Local real estate leaders study unified “unit houses” to cut waste and costs, while rents jump 20 to 60 percent. Garages are being remodeled into small homes. offices likewise raise rents, with demand far exceeding supply as hotels fill and a floating population never exists.
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Waterloo
Iowa
Incree
CG. Bk. Pimpsen Ucans
Greater Waterloo Association
Tharn
Waterlooo
Miller pleads guilty and pays $100 fine
E. D. Miller pleaded guilty before Judge Stiles in district court today to shooting Nathan Smith after an argument over a 1 cent debt. Miller waived examination in municipal court on the assault charge and was bound over to the grand jury. A minimum $100 fine was imposed with the guilty plea.
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E. D. Miller
B. Stiles
Nathan Smith
Miller
Todar
Young Kid McCoy Leads Revival at First Baptist
Reverend Othie Sackett, noted prizefighter turned evangelist, leads revival at First Baptist Church starting tonight at 1 30. Meetings run nightly for the rest of the week and likely into next week.
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Othie Sackett
First Baptist Church
Mr. Sackett
Building Boom And Church Elections In Cedar Falls
Cedar Falls builds set for a busy year with two new structures underway at Twenty-second Street West and Fifteenth and Franklin, plus a bungalow project. First Presbyterian and First Baptist churches hold annual meetings with officer appointments and a pipe organ purchase discussed.
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Cedar Falls
Twenty-second Street
George H. Mount
Fifteenth and
Franklin
Th, McNabb
John Sprague
Waterloo
Washington
Chris Hansen
Eleventh
Bluff
John Casey
J. B. Carning
Third
Walnut
First Presbyterian
First Baptist
J. C. Larsen
G. R. Donovan
G. H. Hailey
Myron Bergaman
H. F. Buffem
A. C. Fuller
McCreary
Better Watch The Fourth St Bridge And Union Station
A local lad living near EB Lightfoot’s home at 1149 Forest Avenue reportedly pilfers items left around the yard. Among stolen goods were a Babycar and a bicycle which were recovered. Lightfoot asks police to halt the boy’s habit of stealing. Town reports also describe a farmer near Janesville whose walking plow, with broken handles and altered spokes, was taken by a junk man driving horses. He seeks police help to recover the plow.
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George Sanderlin
Janesville
Waterloo
Address to Soldiers by Captain Packard in Waterloo
Captain W H Packard from Minneapolis arrived with assistants to conduct meetings on World War I veterans benefits. A conference of American Legion Red Cross Salvation Army Knights of Columbus M C A and Greater Waterloo association leaders met to coordinate outreach in Waterloo district while a public evening session at K P Hall invited legion members families and friends. Packard's team will explain war risk insurance training and medical aid.
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W. WH. Packard
Minneapolis
Corpa
Packard
Bureau of Service and Information
Washington, D. C
American Legion
Red Cross
Salvation Army
Knights of Columbus
M.C. A
Greater Waterloo Association
West Club
Waterloo
Legions
K. of P. Hall
Waterloo union eyes 1921 state federation convention
After 1921 convention. Waterloo Central Labor union plans a strong push to secure the 1921 State Federation of Labor meeting in Fort Dodge next month. About 36 delegates and boosters will attend, following agreement by all locals to send large delegations.
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Waterloo Central Labor Union
State Federation of Labor
Central Union
Fort Dodge
Memories of Expense Linger With Candidate
Rome reports official recognition of Albania and notes campaign spending by candidate Upton B. Kepford. Kepford declares himself defeated while detailing expenses of 6.90 and an extended municipal judge race. Auction at the Forum on Saturday April 10 features four head of livestock.
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Italy
Albania
Rome
Upton B. Kepford
Hooca
Kepford
Forum
Labor Urges Ruhr Pullout Amid German Cabinet Strain
Paris dispatches relay fugitives reporting reichswehr repression in the Ruhr basins and German leaders facing labor demands for troop withdrawal. Debates over accepting a prolongation of the August convention and fears of a French eastward advance highlight a tense political crisis.
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Berlin
Sabrabarraissines
Ruhr
Rhine Legion
Toalition
Carl R. Legien
German Federation of Trades Unions
Millerand
France
Harr Legion
Vorwaerts
Gassler
Infant Gwendolyn Turner Dies at 5:45 A.M.
Infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Il Turner of 331 Hammond avenue died at 5 45 a m Funeral services set for tomorrow at 2 p m at the home with Rev Clyde J Askins officiating Burial in Elmwood Also in brief Universal Military Training bill defeat noted and substitute voluntary training proposed for youths 19 or older Cedar Falls county agent A A Burger resignation and home demonstration agent Miss Clara Sutter to be sought by Black Hawk County Farm Bureau committee Auction goods notice with contact numbers included
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Gwendolyn Turner
Gwendolyn
Charles Il. Turner
Hammond Avenue
Clyde J. Askins
Elmwood
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Senate
Burger
Cedar Falls
A. A. Burger
Clara Sutter
Black Hawk County Farm Bureau Association
City in Brief: Local notes and society items
Mrs Anna Bolants and Miss Leona Steinhauer visit relatives in the city while J N Sweitzer reports campaign expenses of 76 dollars and 50 cents. A marriage license is issued in Chicago to Miss Alice Wells and Edward Henderson. A car collision at Fifth and Commercial damages both vehicles. no injuries reported. Chesley Jenness attends Minnesota sale. Iowa Holstein meeting planned in Des Moines. Sacred Heart pupils dine and dance. Bolos elect officers. Dr Styles to lecture in Madison County April 19 to 26.
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Anna Bolant
South ‘Street
Leona Steinhauer
Charles ‘City
Missy Dia Steinhauer
Mullan Avenue
J. Brosemer
Kimball
Dairy Farmer
Minneapolis
Chicago
Alice P. Wells
Edward J. Henderson
Waterloo
John Cutler
Arlington Street
Coe College
Cedar Rapids
Joseph A. Eller
St. Francis , Hospital
Berteh Avenue
J. N. Sweitzer
J. A. Francis
Leonard
Eighth Street
Chesley Jenness
Towa Holstein-Friesian Breeders Association
Minnesota Association
Iowa Association
Des Moines
Howard Williams
Fourth Street
J. H. Styles
M.C. A
Madison County
Sacred Heart_ schools
Paul i Dwyer
Leo McGlade
Dwyer
J. M. McMahon
Black Hawk County
John Boellari
Boeller
Ray Pickett, Jr
C. E. Walker
Altman
Pickford Degree Annulment Plan in Nevada Action
In Reng Nevada April 8 a suit to set aside the divorce decree granted to Mary Pickford now Mrs. Douglas Fairbanks will be filed next week by the Nevada attorney general. Robt Richards deputy attorney general says the action alleges collusion and conspiracy in the original case and that the court lacked jurisdiction due to insufficient residence of the other party.
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Associated Press
Reng
Nev
Mary Pickford
Douglas Fairbanks
Nevada
Robt. Richards
Miles Voluntary Bankruptcy Petition Filed by John J Stauffer
Clarksville tenant farmer John J Stauffer filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition with referee J Jordan. Liabilities total 11242 with assets of 3880. Largest debt is 5710 owed to Stauffer. most debts arise from money borrowed.
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John J. Stauffer
Clarksville
J. Jordan
Stauffer
Orange Township High Junior Class Program Details
Junior class of Orange township high school will present its class program in the school auditorium tomorrow evening. The program features Laverne Porter piano solo George Neher class reporter and junior girls chorus Dorothy Lichty reading Ruth Hess and George Nehr dialogue Ab dee Klingaman Leona Walters class prophecy Ruth Fike class history and a play Who's the Boss The class song closes the program. MARSEILLES PORT TIED By the Associated Press Paris April 8 Because of a general strike of marine workers no vessels will leave Marseilles today The 24 hour strike protests government failure to meet economic commercial and labor problems Hear Young Kid McCoy at ps Baptist church tonight advertiseme
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Orange TV
Orange Township High School
Laverne Porter
Piane
George Neher
Dorothy Lichty
Ruth Hess
George Nehr
Abdee Klingaman
Leona Walters
Ruth Fike
S the
Boss
Marseilles
Associated Press
Paris
Mrs Weeghman Seeks Divorce From Ball Club Owner
Chicago April 8 Mrs Beasie Webb Weeghman wins decree in divorce from Charles Weeghman part owner and former Chicago Cubs president. Judge McDonald indicates alimony of 46 dollars monthly and custody of eight year old Dorothy Jane. Out of court settlement reported.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Beasie ‘Webb Weeghman
Charles Weeghman
National League Baseball
Charles A. McDonald
Temperance Worker Mrs Farrow Dies in Boone Iowa
Mrs A B Farrow a leading Iowa Woman's Christian Temperance union figure and longtime temperance worker died in Boone Iowa this morning after several months illness Her obituary notes her prominence in state temperance circles and WCTU leadership.
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Temperance Worker
DLS
Associated Psrean
Boone, la
Local notes from Sumner include new councilmen and obituaries
Sumner reports Chas. Hurmence and Will Hoth named as councilmen. Mrs Albert Baumgartner dies after years of paralysis, leaving a husband, three daughters and a son, a minister in Alta Vista. Betty Lou born to Lyle and Mrs. Winks on March 31. Mrs Frank Samson injured in fall. James Madden not improving after tractor accident. Fifteen Sumner Relief corps members visit Fredericksburg lodge. Kenneth Damson and Mrs. Damson of Gelwin visit relatives. Miss Maurine Linn returns from Fayette. Senior class play scheduled midweek. Will Hughes and Mrs. H Thomas back from visit in Wades Grove. Miss Martha Myerhoff and Lea McAloon wed at New Hampton. Miss Sarah Burke and Frederick Sullivan wed at local Catholic church.
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Sumner
Wil’slack
Chas. Hurmence
Will Hoth
Albert. Baumgartner
Alta Vista
Henry Brosche
Gorge
Ed Kingsbury
Albert Otto
Lyle Winks
Betty Lou
Frank Samson
James Madden
Sumner Relief Corps
Fredericksburg
Kenneth Damson
Qelwin
Maurine Linn
Fayette
Will Hughes
H. Thomas
Wadems Grove
Martha Mverhoff
Lea McAloon
New Hampton
Sarah Burke
Fredrick Sullivan
Drayton
S. D
Local Notes and Social Bits from Horton Area
Morton, Ja Apri and the Minise of Mr Frank Greene quarantined mailpox. Walter Swinton of Nashua visited here last week. Miss Clara Groyl attended teachers convention at Cedar Stupids last week. Rev Mr Woods attended conferences at Waverly Tuesday. Cemetery desociation to meet Thursday with Mrs Shipp. Mrs George Zwanziger visiting her son Howard. Miss Myrtle Greene spent week in Charles City. C B Ames and Harry Thomas engaged in moving buildings in Waner.
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Horton
Morton
Frank Greene
Walter Swinton
Nashua
Clara Groyl
Treachers
Cedar Stupids
Woods
Waverly
Tuesay
George Zwanziger
Howard
Myrtle Greene
Charles City
C. &. Ames
Harry Thomas
Waner
Father John's Medicine Endorsed by Medical Authorities
The greatest medical authorities endorse Father John's Medicine claiming its ingredients are beneficial for wasting diseases debility and colds. They offer to provide full statements upon request from Father John's Medicine Lowell Massachusetts, noting the product is a pure wholesome body builder with no alcohol or dangerous drugs.
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Father John
Lowell
Mass
John
Des Moines Doctor Planned for Social Hygiene Talks
The Greater Waterloo association health committee plans to bring Dr. Jeanette Throckmorton of the United States health service to Des Moines for a week starting April 15. Lectures on social hygiene for women and girls will be staged across the city during that week.
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Greater Waterloo Association
Jeanette Throckmorton
Des Moines
United States Health Service
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