Lincoln Highway Traffic Soon to Draw Crowds in Waterloo
Iowa official says Lincoln highway remains mostly dirt, with paving to Mississippi River near Cast Dubuque after 1925. Grant highway expansion and gravel improvements boost accessibility, aiding farm travel and regional commerce as Waterloo officials praise county road program.
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Iowa
Dove
George Campen
Omaha
Lie
Nebraska
Kansas
Missouri
Black Hawk County
Boards of Supervisors
Grant Wiehway
Campen
Lincoln
Illinois
Dubuque
Delaware County
Grant Highway
Buchanan County
Buchanan
Winthrop
Noelaware
Lincoln Highway
Chicago
Everly
Council Bluffs
Storm Lake
Lake
Waterloo
Dairy Cattle Congress
Waterloo Man in Bad as Fort Dodge Woman Confesses
Fort Dodge authorities report a Fort Dodge woman confessed to her husband about a Waterloo man visiting her home. The husband invited the Waterloo man for a visit, the two men scuffled, and police intervened as family troubles surfaced.
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Waterloo
Fort Dodge
Cuust
James Muobseh
Toth
Waterloo man leaves city after family dispute
A Waterloo man, after bringing candy and flowers, argued with family at the police station before Juda Grover M. Weeno and others resolved the matter. The man departed Saturday night vowing not to return. no charges were filed.
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Juda Grover M. Weeno
Waterloo
Snow Briefly Spreads Through Osage Monday Night
Snow fell at Osage Iowa early Monday morning around 1 30 a m and disrupted work as furnaces and businesses opened early. The day remained rainy with a brief noon pause before more rain fell later in the afternoon.
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Osage
Binsineea
Snow Intervenes After Rain in Early Morning
A weather note states that precipitation shifted from rain to snow after a brief lull, marking a cold, unsettled start to the day. Snow accumulation begins as temperatures drop, impacting local roads and visibility.
State Inspectors Give Cost of Care
Deg Monnes reports cost of operating 32 department of agriculture cars from July 1, 1923, to July 1, 1924. The fleet covered 249,001 miles using gas 4,891.97 and oil 895.24. Total expenses for the cars were 14,546.37.
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Deg Monnes
Department of Agriculture Inspectora
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Marx
Frank Brothers
Qo Teton
Phares
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America
Coats
Kirk
Grocery Department
Heinz
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Sauer
Frankfort
Royal
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