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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1929

Page

13

Bond Improves Closure of Oneida Street Lodging House

Bond posted to assure compliance with Aquor liquor laws as 105 107 Oneida Street, owned by Vasil and Damiyan Stoyanoff, faces injunction. Judge G W Wood ruled the premises a nuisance and ordered abatement by padlock. The building, formerly Sadie and Al Gass property, run as lodging house and restaurant, with past operators including Jesse Taylor.

Oneida Street Vasil Damiyan Stoyanoff G. W. Wood F. W.edwards Hquor Sadie al Gass Jesse Taylor Wood

Auto Registration Near 1928 Total in Black Hawk County

Black Hawk county reports 15 44 registrations as of this morning, within 900 of 1928 total. W F Jeffrey head of the license department says he expects registrations to exceed 17000 this year. 97 transfers processed yesterday. Note mentions vaccination policy in Norway with unvaccinated person barred from voting.

Black Hawk County W. F. Jeffrey Jeffrey Norway

Rexall Orderlie promised relief from constipation

A Battle Creek physician touts relief from constipation with Rexall Orderlie tablets. The ad claims the water absorbing tablet softens hard waste for a gentle natural bowel movement, urging chews at night for morning relief. Available at Rexall Store, Wesson's West Side Rexall Store.

Battle Creek Rexall Orderlies Rexall B. W. Schineman Cs Wesson West Side

Late to the Firehouse Sparks Off Warned Paring

Clint Lindsey angered fire Chief Ray Piller with a late arrival at the station and threats over pay. The chief warned of a week of unpaid leave if he is late again. Lindsey plans to leave earlier for the next shift after sleeping through his alarm in rain on Vine Street.

Clint Lindsey Ray Piller Clint Lindsey Central Station Vine Street

Firemen Surprised By Reckless Motorcycle Entrance

At Central Station firemen line up for roll call when Clint, riding a roaring motorcycle, skids into the driveway. He flies from the bike, lands on the pavement, but climbs up quickly to report being all present and on time. Lindsey braces the bike and the crew reacts with stunned relief.

Central Station Tiller Clint Lindsey

State Allocates 250000 To Promote Farm Activities

Des Moines reports the legislature set aside 250000 for farm programs through the state agriculture department. Funds cover livestock disease control, tuberculosis inspectors, and indemnities, plus aid to Iowa Corn and Small Grain Growers, Beef Producers, Dairy, Horticul tural societies, farmer institutes, poultry breeders, and weather services. The two year appropriation runs from July 1, 1929, with possible unused balance at period end.

Des Moines Aps Agriculture State Department of Agriculture Iowa Corn & Small Grain Growers “Association Iowa Beef Producers Association Iowa State

Williams grocery stores acquired by new owners in Waterloo and Ida Grove

The motor vehicle department in the secretary of state's office is funded by automobile license fees along with the motor carrier department under the board of railroad commissioners. They have purchased the stock of the W. W. William grocery and dry goods business in Ida Grove and will take immediate possession. Silis Gard formerly ran a grocery at 1801 Franklin Street and other Waterloo locations. The Williams store was founded 15 years ago.

Secretary ‘of State Board of Railroad Commissioners W. W. William Ida’ Grove Silisgard Franklin Street Waterloo

Slifsgard Buys Ida Grove Store

J T Slifsgard purchases Ida Grove store, details list 802 Marsh Street. Local business change announced with property and ownership shift affecting the Ida Grove area.

Slifsgard Ida Grove J. T. Siifsgard Marsh Street

Fire alarm echoes after 20 years in Millport incident

A gang once roused volunteer firefighters at Millport Als for a quarter century, then lay silent for two decades. The warning bell was heard again when a house caught fire, prompting a rapid response from local volunteers.

Millport Als

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