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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1923

Page

10

Mayor push for street sign action in Water loo meeting

Mayor A H B Gnagy will urge rapid action at the May 7 council session to repair or replace street signs. A survey showed 11500 signs missing and difficulties identifying streets without a map. Proposals to rename streets using numerals faced obstacles, but new signs, preferably aluminum, are being considered regardless of renaming.

Waterloo A. H B. Gnagy Gragg ANS Engineer's Department

Mother of Seven Seeks Divorce Suit in Grand Rapids

Bessie M Rosenkrans, mother of seven, filed suit for divorce from Louis C Rosenkrans whom she wed in Grand Rapids Michigan in October 1902. They separated in 1921 and she alleges he was absent from home at intervals and failed to provide for the family.

Bessie M. Rosenkrans Louis C. Rosenkrans Grand Rapids Mich

Custody Bid Seeks Alimony and Fees in Family Suit

The mother seeks custody of the three younger children Jimerson F 18 Louis F 16 Russell H 13 and Fred W 11 plus Madeline G 10 Hazel B 8 and Frank P 7 as well as $500 suit money $300 attorney's fees and $150 monthly permanent alimony amid a cruel treatment claim.

Jimerson F Louis F Russell H Fred W Madeline G Hazel B Frank P

Work to Erect Wall on Cedar River Began

Preliminary work for the river wall between Fifth and Sixth streets east has started. City engineer Rafth B. Slippy and Witnois Central railway engineers completed a survey. Illinois Central Railway bought a 30 foot strip to add tracks for fruit company traffic, price $20,000.

Fifth Sixth Streets Rafth B. Slippy Witnois Central Railway Illinois Central Railway

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