Glad Tidings to Waterloo Boys
News notes plans for Boy Scout activities in Waterloo including hikes camps rallies and field days. Ray L Short scout executive will head temporary offices at the west commercial clubrooms with later relocation to the L and J building. Boys 11 years 4 months may join troop structure with nonmilitary, nonsectarian aims emphasizing self reliance citizenship and service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray L. Short
West Commercial
Fourth Street
Boy Scout Movement
Waterloo
Eggs for hatching distributed to 100 boys and girls
KF Puller from the rural education department at Iowa State Teachers College assists in delivering 100 eggs from purebred poultry. The Cedar Valley Fair association donates the eggs as a free gift to county youths. Eggs were purchased at $3 per sitting, with some breeders offering eggs at $1 each to support the poultry club’s stock improvement efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puller
Iowa State Teachers’ College
Cedar Valley Fair Association
Poultry Club
Massmeeting to Back Irish Freedom in Waterloo
A Sunday massmeeting organized by Protestant Friends of Irish Freedom will be held at Waterloo theatre with Rev. William Morphe of Toledo as principal speaker. The event includes a parade through business streets and a program featuring W. N. Birdsall J. C. Murtagh and others. Parade steps begin at Fourth and South Streets and move to the theatre via Fourth Franklin Park Lafayette and Bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Friends of Irish Freedom
Iowa
William Morphe
Toledo
Friends
Ireland
Morphe
Dublin
W. WN. Birdsall
Municipal Court
J. C. Murtagh
E. G. Dunne
Mason City
James Moore
Davenport
Fisge
Greater Waterloo
Group of Free Nations
ACOA
Townen
Rourth
O Fourth Street
I Bridge
Human Fly Dares Heights in City Building Exhibition
Jack Williams known as Human Fly wowed large crowds with daring climbs on the J and J building and the Roop and First National Bank structure. He staged multiple falls and hung by his knees from the cornice to thrill spectators, with afternoon crowds in the hundreds and evening attendance estimated above five thousand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack “Williams
Roop
First National Bank
Streets Damaged After Vehicle Traffic Disruption
A damaged street scene describes autimobile traffic damage and a crowd forming near a garage roof as firefighters under Chief direction handle the incident. A fire alarm at 1:40 p.m. reported no accidents near Eleventh and Water streets. an insurance ad for Play Safe Insure with Bromeon Insurance Agency follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bromeon Insurance Agency
Phome
Car Fire at 1805 Third Venue West
A. G. Mor son found his automobile alight after unloading in the garage at 1805 Third Venue West yesterday. Fire alarms were dispatched about 7:65 p.m. Firefighters extinguished the blaze before the roof was damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Venue West
A. G. Morson
Anlarm
Department
Unidentified man jumps into river at Ottumwa
An unidentified man jumped from Market Street Bridge into the Des Moines River in Ottumwa Indiana and the swift current prevented recovery. In Waterloo area Real Estate transfers listed include Mary Savage to Mary Schermerhorn and several other lot transfers in Grand View Place Forest Park and Linden additions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottumwa
Market Street
Des Moines
Bral Estate Trarster
Wark Hawk County Abstract
Mary FL Savage
Mary Schermerhorn
Grand View Place
Waterloo
Ayers
Clarence Wren
Calaway
Troy
Blannes Ee
Laura J. Smith
Susan K. Mauser
Forest Yer Addition
Win
Mueller
Marto Mueller
Boash Park
Elizabeth Reifert
Gustav Schmidt
Gialloway
Maud M, Kohne
Martha
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Studsbaker
Union Motor Car CO
West Fifth St
Wil
Block
la Forte Chyttey
Faby
M Vimiun J
Dean
H. A. Dean
Ticker & Jiratnuber Land Co
Alde Plat
Joxsle M. Garton
Pepin
Charles
Aj Nie King
Fettimore Addition
Boc
Henderson
Nat'l
Aitkin
Minn
Leanap P. W
Irene H. Hanlon
Cotton's Addition
R. Jameson
John G. Mifer
Mace
Paul
Alice BM
Boyd
Westfield Addition
Pea Aeart UR
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