Caward Home on Kimball Avenue Sold in Divorce Settlement
The residence at 1404 Kimball Avenue, once known as the Mrs Mathilda Caward home, was sold today by Walter J. Caward to Saward A. Solim of Waterloo North Star company eye case manufacturers for $13,000. Mrs. Caward had turned over the property per divorce stipulations. Three Caward residences have recently sold, including the late A. H. Caward’s home at 1410 Fourth Street West for $14,000 and Harry S. Caward’s home at 440 Vermont Street for $8,000, all handled by George H. Scully, realtor, 624 Mulberry Street.
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Kimball Avenue
Mathilda Caward
Cawards
A. H. Caward
Fourth Street
Harry
S.caward
Vermont Street
Furmer
George IL
Scully, Reattoar
Mulberry Street
Waterloo Wid
Scully
DryS Will Fight Return of Saloon of Good Old Days
A column recalls Prohibition era enforcement, noting federal resolve over state laxity. It cites New York 1904 liquor law debates and St. Louis Sunday closing reports as examples of how cities skirted regulation. The piece argues Uncle Sam now enforces the eighteenth amendment, unlike earlier regimes.
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Drys
Uncle Sam
New York State
New York Tribune
New York
Tribune
Philadelphia
Atlanta
Baltimore
The
Albany
the Tribune
IMG
Thin Counrt
St. Louis
Missouri
St. Kouts
Publi Ava
Liquor Regulation Through the Years and Voter Sentiment
A retrospective survey from the N.Y. Herald Tribune observer notes how liquor politics shifted from Chicago to St Louis and Louisville. It traces saloon influence on elections, Sunday closing laws, enforcement unevenness, and the push for varied remedies from local bans to possible government monopolies, highlighting enduring tensions since 1918.
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St. Louis
Congresson
the Tribune
Cincinnati
Oin
Thvtsity
Kentucky
Louisville
Wso
Covington
Tribline’s Observer
Louisiana
New Orleans
Wartburg Lutheran League to Stage Comedy in East High
Wartburg League of First Lutheran church presents a three act comedy Secretary Pro Tem at East High School auditorium Tuesday night. Directed by Margaret Maddigan the cast features Miss Haus as the girl with two suitors Dr Black and Henry Leslie portrayed by Ehrke and Stolte respectively. Supporting roles include Loran servant Bernard Whipptinger Mrs Shepherd and others in a period stage production already drawing local interest.
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Wartburg League of First Lutheran Church
East High School
Margaret Maddigan
Maddigan School of Music and Dramatic Art
Margaret Haus
Louis Stolte
Loran
Man
Bernard ‘Whipptinger
Mra. Shepherd
Stern Nicholson
Oscar Wolcott
Edward Bhrke
Catherine Baile
Hazel Don Betty Martin
Orelia Buehrer
Mr. Shepherd
John Steite
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A. Sohm
T. Louis
Atalogaius
Chicago
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Observer
Louisville Observer Report
Canada
N.Y
Wartburg
Bizet
Thea
Giets
Sanico Gas
Nichols & * Gates
West 4Th St
Vere
Iest
Willys Finance Plan
Overland Waterloo Company
Balouglt Motor. Co. Vast, Toy
Cedar Falls
Great Willys - Overland
Remy
Fisher
Chaosis
Chaessia
Fo. B. Flint
Michigan
H. & M. Chevrolet Co
West Fifth St
L A
Waterloo
Ation
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