Firemen Struck by Tidal Wave of Flame at Union Oil Plant
A Philadelphia blaze at the Union Oil plant sent a tidal wave of fire and smoke over brave firefighters. One ladder man nearly died after a fall, while a circle-shown worker was badly hurt and initially feared dead. Nearly thirty firemen were injured in the intense blaze.
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Union Oil Commpany
Philadelphia
Waterloo Council Debates Street Paving Plan Adjustments
City council limits paving to Cortlandt Street and Linden Avenue after petitions from property owners protested added sections. Bids set for Aug 26, while protests on Fowler Whird and Reber avenues led to elimination of those parts and a tense exchange between Mayor Thompson and councilman Dewey.
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City of
Waterloo
Cortlandt Street
Elm
Vinton
Linden Avenue
Fowler
Independence
Ter
Third Sttreet
Reber Avenue
Fowler Street
Goanachiman Dewey
Butterfield
Whird Street
Thompson
Dewey
Counan Switzer
City considers paving miles street and sewer projects
The council reviewed a plan to pave street sections from Rock Island to Halle avenue with 40 foot asphalt and to pass a sewer resolution for Waterloo West area. City officials including Gre executive and City Clerk presided as mayor due to absences. meeting adjourned with standard notices. An advertisement for Foley Kidney pills followed in the page.
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Rock Island
Miles Street
MuKinley Street
Halle Avenue
Waterloo West
L. DeGon
Gre
de Cty
Engineer Mead Invited to Assess New Bridge
The joint Board of Trade and Chamber of Commerce asks Prof. Daniel W. Mead of Beloit College Wisconsin to examine the flood condition and water carrying power of the new Mullan avenue bridge. The invitation aims to obtain outside engineering advice and reflects no criticism of the city engineer. A reply is expected today or tomorrow.
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Board’ For Trade and Chamber of Commerce
Daniel W. Mead
Beloit College
Wisconsin
Mullan Avenue
Mead
Weather Crop Bulletin Des Moines August 1918
Des Moines reports ongoing dreary conditions until August 10 with copious showers and heavy rains later. Southern corn retrograded 20 to 60 percent since July 14 while northern corn held, rainfall improves general condition and water supply. potatoes pastures and gardens gain from the rains. Telegraph rainfall totals: Des Moines 2.49, Cedar Rapids 2.34, Albia 2.05, Marshalltown 2.23, Waterloo 1.36, Creston 1.01, Burlington 0.32. Apple crop about 3 percent of 1909 level, plums down to 66 percent. grapes unaffected. Crop will be notably clean due to dry weather.
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Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
Albia
Marshalltown
Waterloo
Creston
Burlington
Real Estate Transfers Listed for Waterloo and District
A sequence of property deeds recorded by Black Hawk Co Abstract Co shows transfers in Waterloo and surrounding areas. Transactions include Headford to Way, Warner to Mathews, Mathews to Warner, and Leese to Rutter, each for nominal sums, plus several changes in Grand View Place, East Waterloo, and nearby subdivisions. Also noted are transfers involving Glover glove maker interests, Cedar River area lots, and a final entry in West Waterloo subdistricts with nominal payments.
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Black Hawk Co. Abstract Co
Edward H. Headford
John 4
Way
Wellington Place
Waterloo
Mary E. Warner
Elizabeth A. Mathews
Cedar River Park
Mary FE. Warner
Doe
Gelsy A. Bacon
Adaline Leese
Ist
Grand View Place
FLBL
Rutter
H. E. Bryan
Elmer Ohl
Lane & Fowler Tion
I. M. Kentzelman
Morrison
Aneater Rainbow
Kentzelman
County remits draft for state levy and road funds
The county treasurer remitted a draft of 84 326.70 to the state treasurer for the quarter ending January. Funds include debt for state levy and sale of books and goods. Road fund on Aug 1 showed 13 237.44 loan with 2 498 141 from automobile license. county plans permanent road improvements. Bridge fund nearing depletion with 66.93 on hand and warrants totaling about 15 000. Howard Wetzler leaves Waterloo for Chicago with companion.
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Frank
Bent
Tex
Oakdale Sanitariva 2
Head Scalp Ailment Healed By Cuticura Soap Ointment
A mother recounts her daughter’s severe scalp infection with dry scales and brown scabs that caused itching and hair loss. After three days using Cuticura Soap and Ointment, scabs shed and new hair grew. within three weeks the condition cleared. The ad promotes Cuticura for skin and scalp care worldwide.
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Tamm Ave
St. Louis
Walter Rogers
Cuticura
Dept. T. Boston
Vurpillat's Last Week in Waterloo
Waterloo crowds packed Vurpillat's New Discovery venue as word spread of dramatic cures. Mrs Anna Schmidt of Dubuque reports renewed health after three bottles, enabling daily tasks again. The promoter said it would be his last Waterloo week with shows at Schuneman Drug Store daily 1 to 4 pm and a nightly vaudeville program ending soon.
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Vurpillat
Schuneman
Tife
Waterloo
Anna Schmidt
Dubuque, Iowa
Vurpillar
Wurpillat
Schuneman Drug Store
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Moir Street
Buechl Avenue
James Byrnes
Bivens
Kinsbard Hill
C. L. Kinesler
Kingstey
B.A. Leighton
Woods
Omecer
Seventh
Ayeamore
New Orleans
Aunt Mary
Waterloo Glove Manufacturing Co
Hawkeye Glove & Mitten (O
Block 12
East Waterloo
Galloway Inventment Co
First Nykrist
Dot 4
Dh. Cedar
J. A. Jaynes My Atma Davies
Cotpon
Addy Lion
Anton Peterson
Fo Ao Braze
Block &. Litchfield Yeh
United States
Timothy J
John Elwell
Glen Dunn
Delia J. Teltister
Int TS
Dork OS
Litchfield
John Walter
al FL Pratidard
Jenks & McQuilkin's
Subediivrian
West Waterloo
Cat F
State University Oo
Eee Town State Collage
State Teachers’ College
Howard Wetzler
Chicago
Bron
Ch. E. Pickett
James H Wizon
St. Andes and Pen
Christ Church Orhedral
Montreal
Far East
Dainty San Toy
Colorado
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Omaha
Colorado Express
Union Station
Denver Special
Colorado Special
Estes Park
Union Pacific
W. Turtle
W. 5Th Street
Standard OU Company
Standard Oil Company
CAN Indrara Corporation
Makera