Waterloo City Indebtedness Drops Under $900,000
City clerk Charles C. MacKay announced Waterloo’s indebtedness from June 1 to Aug 1 fell below $900,000 for the first time in years. June 1 balance was $937,443.11, July 1 was $898,705.27, and Aug 1 reached $895,149.45 as sewer work continued in Kingsley-Clough Home Park. Cash on hand Aug 1 totaled $266,054.09 with July activity including $83,404.27 cancelled. operating fund balance stood at $142,875.53 and general levy bonds totaling $693,372.42 outstanding Aug 1 with $108,750.10 cash.
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Charles C. MacKay
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Fifth Waterloo Bay Enters U. S. Naval Academy
John J. Willson son of Mr and Mrs J P Willson 128 Smith Street has passed final physical for entrance to the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis and has been advanced to cadetship from the navy ranks. A year ago he sought an appointment but failed. he enlisted to gain entry through study and training. Willson is the fifth Waterloo boy admitted to the academy following Richard Cass Charles Howe Frederick Howe and Malcolm Garrison.
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United States Naval Academy
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Naval Academy
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Willson
Waterloo
Richard Cass
Charles Howe
Frederick Howe
Malcolm Garrison
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