Waterworks Board Replies On Waterloo City Funding Data
Waterloo waterworks officials respond to a prior article claiming a city loss. Secretary G E Sheamaker provides corrected figures from the waterworks records for years since purchase, noting 1918 net earnings and detailing receipts and expenses while acknowledging data gaps in earlier reports. The board offers to share full records and invites citizens to request any desired information.
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Waterloo
F. 3. Eighmer
Eightey
G. E. Sheamaker
City Waterworks Board
Eightney
Eighmey
Eighmer
Amey
Waterloo Waterworks
Speckatenanne Srey Bond
Isea
Board of Waterworks Trustees
Waterloo in Brief News and Local Notes
City in brief reports police officer Howard Hickle returns after illness. Theft of Harold Bielke's bicycle is noted at 304 Cottage Street. Miss Blanche Baylesa undergoes surgery in St Francis hospital for congestion. Mr. and Mrs. Cropper return from their wedding trip to Highland. Laure Middlekauff sells Cedar Heights lots to Lucy Palmer for 5060 dollars. Claude Dickey visits from Remsen, Iowa. Peter Woodring travels to Freeport after his brother-in-law's death. Waterloo Savings Bank sues Wang for 13918.39 on promissory notes. Mary Schweder visits her sister in Mayo hospital. Court approves Buck Bros. bill for Wang & Miller stock. Joe Worthan found guilty of petty larceny. Evening Circle meets at Mrs. Boies home. Violet Watters birthday party for friends. Rev. Raspe and family arrive. Raspe new at church. Rumor of sleeper discontinuation denied. Mendelson wedding trip through eastern states. Dramatic art recital by Mrs. Witt pupils at First Baptist. Independence news on Scarcliffe estate division. Three white cars to Fremont owner Elwin Strong attract attention.
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Howard Hickle
Harold Bielke
Cottage Istreet
Blanche B. Baylesa
St. Francis Hospital
Lester J. Ross
Virginia
Torrington
Conn
H. B. Cropper
Clarence Cropper
Highland
Cedar Heights
Lucy L. Palmer
Claude Dickey
Remsen
C. A. Dickey
Walnut Street
Peter Woodring
Waterloo Ravings Bank
Wang
Mary Schweder
Mayo Bros.’ Hospital
Rochester
Minn
Joseph J. Meany
Western ‘Avenue
Buck Bros
Wang & Miller
Henry W. Grout
Joe Worthan
J. M. Mendelson
Cleveland
New York
Washington
Mendelson
Fannie Woolwich
Chicago
Merle Witt
First Baptist Church
Independence
Thomas Scarcliffe
Thomas E. Scarcliff
Robert Clark
Illinois Central
Elwin Strong
Fremont
Neb
Default Set Aside in Russell Lamson Case
A $73,009 judgment against Maryland Casualty Co. in favor of C. C. and Lillian Russell Lamson was set aside on a district court opinion by Judge B. B. Stiles. The default was vacated on condition the company promptly answer, after finding the local agent’s notice was overlooked and the company was not notified of the suit before judgment.
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Maryland Casualty Company
C. C
Lillian Russell Lamson
B. B. Stiles
Names of sleepers linked to amusement business and ad notice
Two sleepers carry the names mentioned. Strong operates in the amusement business while Busiem moved 10 414 EB at 8th Street. An advertisement for Minnie Harrison appears.
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Strong
Busiem
8Th St
Minnie Harrison
Mortuary Notice for Balliett Family Arrivals for Funeral
Mrs. C O Balliett and daughters and relatives arrive from California tonight at 6 30. They were summoned by telegraph during the last illness of Mrs Balliett s sister Mrs C W Bown whose funeral is at 2 30 tomorrow from 425 Park Avenue East Dr J R Macartney will conduct the services Interment will be in Elmwood cemetery The mountains of the moon are much larger than any we have on the earth.
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Janet
California
Moon
Earth
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G. B. Shoemaker
Buchanan
Tinels Central
First Congregational Church
H. B. Boies
Washington Street
Violet Watters
Garland
Fostum. Cereal Company
Hee Battle Creek, Michigan
Ba Boe
St Mone
Erland
C. W. Bown
C. O. Balliett
H. B. Plumb
Helene Balliett
Robert M. Krox
Elmwood Cemetery
Nash
Cedar Rapids
Davidsons Doans
Howe
Bridge Street
Waterloos Center
Iowa Flour and Feed Co
Detroit Vapor Oil
Aluminum
Iowa Flour and Feed Company
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