Beersheba to Suez highway would reshape ancient routes
Washington April 24 A National Geographic view proposes a Beersheba to Suez motor road cutting through Sinai and the Beersheba corridor. The plan envisions a direct route from Suez to Beersheba via Nakhl Oasis and Jerusalem area, altering historic caravan paths and offering a two day drive from Cairo to Jerusalem with guidance on water fuel and accommodations.
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Washington, D. C
Dan
Beersheba
Cairo
Egypt
Suez
Moses
Children of
Israel
Promised Land
Binal Peninsula
Beersheba-Suez
National Geographic ‘Society
Syria
Sinai Peninsula
Mount Hor
Suéz -To
Suez Canal
Nakbl Oasis
Mecca
Tih
Beerlsheba
Jerusalem
Heliopolis
Oasis of
Nakh
Ttng
Abraham
Eljah
Palestine
Hebron
Bethlehem
Discharge Petition Denied in Cohen Bankruptcy Case
Flora objects to Cohen discharge citing concealment of property. Jordan, referee, today received notice from Judge George Co Beate upholding Jordan's report denying Julius Cohen's discharge. Cohen, former Grundy merchant, had bankruptcy hearing last year. Enlistment news: Donald Curtis, 18, of 5th Charles Ia, joins U S Army Quartermaster Corps at Fort Des Moines. Jean Rohli, 14, daughter of Dr Edward L Rohli, 277 Sheridan Rd, ill with scarlet fever at home. West High pupil.
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Jordan
George Co. Beate
Julius Cohen
Grundy’ Gentet
Gred
Donald "Curtis
5Th
Charles
United States Army Recruiti
Jean “Rohl
Deon Wohlf
Edward L. Rohli
Sheridan Road
West High School
Rath Plans Six Story E-Story Building on Sycamore
Rath Packing to erect a six story refrigerated meat processing facility on the northwest corner of Sycamore and Division streets. The $250000 project will connect to existing units by two bridges and a tunnel and mirror the architectural style of current plants. Contracts expected within 30 days after plans and specifications are completed with A P Henschein of Chicago handling the designs.
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Wiinels Central Railroads
Rath Packing Company
E. F. Rath
Rath Company
Sycamore
Division Streets
A. P. Henschein
Chicago
Early Ohios planted and first spuds dug in January garden
Berthorold Behroeder of 820 Berth Avenue believes he is the first to harvest potatoes from his garden. On January 6 he planted Early Ohios and kept them covered during the cold stretch, uncovering them in late March. Last night he unearthed a potato bunch dangling from the roots.
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Behroeder
Berth Avenue
Oelwein Theatre Manager Succumbs to Appendicitis
Eldon Thompson aged 24 die at Mercy hospital in Oelwein after an appendectomy. He managed the Grand theatre and is survived by his parents Mr. and Mrs. Roy Thompson, eight brothers and a sister. Body to be taken to Clarksville for burial.
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Oelwein
Goirer
Oelyeln
Eldon Thompson
Grand Theatre
Mercy Hospital
Roy Thompson
Kenneth
Marcella
Clarksville
Purl
Local Notices and Miscellany From Waterloo Area
A collage of city briefs reports thefts and incidents including a tire stolen from a car near Waterlooft Theatre and a rock broken with grease smeared on a garage window. Police blotter items cover a youth collision on Sixth and South streets, and a bicycle rider noted as Clifford Smith was bruised. Also notes on residents Elmer Mack and W. F. Mack family travels, creditor alerts, and local business visits.
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Roger P. Birdsall
Waterloo Association of Life Underwriters
Dan Hunter
Cedar Rapids
R. W. Gales
Lafayette Street
South
Clifford Smith
Hammond Avenue
W. A. Ensley
Chicago
Ludlow Valve Manufacturing Company
Ludlow
Clifford Carnes
Dunkerton
Martin Constantine
Fairbank
St. Francis Hospital
Chicago Great Western Railroad
George E. Pike
Black Hawk County
Early Settlers’ Association
John G. Tuthill
Excelsior Springs
Charles Zimmerman
Ueland Avenue
Zimmerman
Bungalow
Gandhrg
Geert Bhoyp
Strand Theatre
Bone Transplant Restores Man's Skull After Nine Years
Harry Norton of Waterloo Illinois, 30, recovered from a 1920 motorcycle crash when Iowa University hospital surgeons grafted a bone fragment from his leg into his crushed skull. Nine years of disability ended as he returned home able to work. c. G. W. OFFICER. HERE, P. R. Flanagan, Chicago, assistant general freight agent of the Chicago Great Western Railway company, was
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Harry Norton
Riverview Addition
Waterloo
Iowa University Hospital
Iowa City
Norton
University Hospital
Officials travel by special train through Waterloo yesterday
A group of local officials and board of directors traveled yesterday on a special train that passed through Waterloo at 3 p.m. en route from Kansas City to Chicago. The journey connected municipal leaders with regional transit planning during a regional visit.
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Waterloo
Kansas City
Chicago
Iowa Drivers Must Carry Financial Responsibility Law
Waterloo motorists face suspension of driving rights if damages from accidents are not paid under a recently passed Iowa measure. Paying $5 000, $10 000, or $1 000 on judgments determines license restoration for injuries or property damage, with specifics on per person and multiple casualty limits. Bremer county gravel project let to Ben and Sons for 1899.63 dollars.
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Waterloo
Iowa
Bremer
Bremer County
Waverly
Ben & Sons
Simner
I. E. Goodrich
Clarksville-Plainfield Road
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George W. Buck
Allen Street
Elmer Mack
Cleveland
W. F. Mack
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Trinity American Litheran Church
Gludren
Brazil
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Tre Drake
Lake Shore Drive
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Hexas
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Tromble
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