Building code deemed invalid by Waterloo attorney Feely
City attorney Elmar F Feely argues sections restricting business buildings in residential blocks conflict with state law and cannot be enforced. Frank G Pierce concurs, saying residential restrictions require proper statutory process under chapter 138, with Wa terloo building permit to B F Beck for ice cream manufactory on Washington St under review.
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Elmar F. Feely
Waterloo
Feely
Edward Mahnke
B. F. Beck
Washington Street
Second
Third
Pierce
Frank G. Pierce
League of Iowa
Beck
Thirty-seventh General Assembly
Lowa
Commission
Shell
Esish
McQuillin
Confort
Nuiteh Peerase
Busin
Illingis
Red Cross Christmas seals sales rise in Waterloo schools
Enthusiasm for the Red Cross Christmas seal sale surpasses prior years as Waterloo teachers and students raise over 800 pounds. East and West districts report strong totals with Hawthorne and Emerson leading in their regions. McKinley closes a tight race with Homer, and the campaign funds are banked to the Red Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Waterloo
J. E. Ridenour
C. A. Morris
Waterloo Pioneering Resident Mrs E L Lamb Dies at 4 A M
Mrs E L Lamb an early Waterloo settler died at her home 706 Park Ave West at 4 A M after an attack of indigestion and apoplexy. Born Salome Agnes Brubacher July 12 1852 she came to Waterloo in 1861 with the Brubacher family. Surviving are four children Mrs Elizabeth Updegraff 438 Denver St Mrs Louise Adair New York City Oliver Lamb Portland Ore Estella Evans Mount Pleasant IA and Elizabeth Lamb Denver St. Funeral plans await word from Oliver Lamb in Oregon.
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E. L. Lamb
Waterloo
Park Avenue West
Lamb
Salome Agnes Briubacher
Illinois Central
Waterloo East
Christian Brubacher
Brubacher
Coburn Sporting Goods
John Leagitt
Bridge
Fifth Streets
Brubacher Fant
Tutte
Brubachers
Watertoo
Freeport
Commercial
Third Streets
Second Street
Mare
Elmer
Creston
Mr. Lamb
Frank Lathrop
Covell Hardware Slote
Park Avenue
Lambs m
Fork Avenue West
Elizabeth’ Lamb
Burlington, Ja
Louise Adair
New York City
Olver Lamb
Portland
Ore
Estella Evans
Mount Pleasant
Elizabeth Updegraff
Denver Street
Brubacker
Oliver Lamb
Oregon
Ultra fashion calls for shorter skirts and pretty feet
The piece argues that fashion now favors knee length skirts and youthful looks, with emphasis on shapely legs and delicate feet. It contrasts Western trends with Chinese footbinding, notes high heels shape and harm, and warns about foot problems from tight shoes.
Property use restrictions must protect public health and welfare
Regulations governing property use, including building rules, must be reasonable and justified only to protect public health, safety, comfort, and general welfare.
Matching Up By Elizabeth i Satinkers
Edna declares she hates men and refuses to marry while Shirley schemes to pair Edna with Tom Prebble. The trio jokes, sulks, and flirts as Shirley presses the matchmaking plan against Edna’s stubborn stance and Tom’s flirtatious banter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth i. Satinkers
The Conflagration of Edna and Tom in a Tearful Dance
Edna faces mixed signals from Tom and Shirley as she battles love and doubt. Tom mocks her tears then declares love, and Edna admits she truly loves him despite believing he will never return her feelings. The trio navigate flirtation, jealousy, and a future plan involving a parlor piano.
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Tom
Edna
Shirley
The
Mirror
Vinton Girl to Wed Hazleton Man Wednesday
Miss Cecile L Johnson of Vinton will marry Harold Hale of Independence on Wednesday at Hazleton. Johnson, born in Vinton, grew up in Hazelton and Waterloo, with her fiancé a Waterloo High School graduate. A separate note reports Cyprus commandery officers elected Friday led by Joan A. Ruhl and others, plus a reception at the City Power Plant to showcase a new engine. Also listed: W P Kearns sold his business locally. Mrs Goonse Meister remains critically ill after an appendectomy.
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Vinton
Cecile L. , Johnson
Hugh Mossman
Ton
Hoteday
Hazelmer HS Hale
Independence
Miss Johnson
C. A. John
Hazelton
Waterloo
Haley
Waterloo High School
Cornell Iollege
Hetus
Brandon
Templar
Cyprus Commandery
K. T
Joan A. Ruhl
MW. F. Waestover
W . E. Bicknal
Eapiain
John G. Gever
Z. M. Reeve
George H. Bickel
Hueth ‘Moss
B. M. Bills
W. P. Kearns
Hears
A. W
Matthew D. Skelley
St. John’s
Memphi Tonn
Lotts
Howard Thomas
Wenatche Wash
Harold Hughes
State Hospital
Eldora
Hugh
State Jdustrial School For
Hughes
Kelley resigns traffic post at Greater Waterloo association
H O Kelley announces resignation as traffic director effective January 1 1922. The Greater Waterloo association also reports that BE FR Mac Donough will leave as general secretary on January 31 1922. Kelley says no definite future step yet, several propositions under advisement. He has served about a year handling traffic for local concerns and hearings in Des Moines.
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Greater Waterloo Association
H. O. Kelley
Des Moines
Waterloo
Kelley
Scouts Aid Red Cross in Community Service
Waterloo Boy Scouts assist the Red Cross this week and next by aiding in the organization of a Boy Scout band under A. J. Van Doras. A committee from the Scouts met to promote Red Cross membership on campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RED Cross
Waterloo
Bi Cross
Boy Scouts
A. J. van Doras
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F. G. Pierce
East
Iwest
Morris
Hawthorne School
West
Emerson
H Rne
McKinley School
Kitch School
Schowls
Silesmant
Courier
John Kiske
Mimo
EL Lamb
Evening Courier
Wateerloo
Iowa
Uae
Sor
Toda
I x Nyail
Borreo
University of Overxon
Othey
China
Asiatic Republic
United States
Cou
LMS Pol
Matty
Shirler
Mr. Prebble
Miss Curran
Hazlefon
Columbia Theatre
Hart
Clean Amusement Committee
West Fifth Street
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