Supervisors Back Gravel Roads Plan Across Towns
County board members urged gravel road connections for all cities and towns while reviewing multi year construction. Discussed were improvements into La Porte City from the north and east, grading the Ducerton to Celwein segment, widening near Voorhies, and maintenance costs on busy Eagle Center road.
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la Porte City
Ducierton
Celwein
Black Hawk County
Hagle
Voorhies
H.W. Miller
Black Hawk
Lincoln
Orange
Eagle Townships
Eagle Center
T. D. Teeter
Big Creek
Spring Creek
Cedar Townships
Waterloo
Eddie Brown Coughs Through Court Then Pardoned
In police court Eddie Brown a small Black man known to frequent the station coughed through proceedings and was released after the judge pardoned him following arrest for intoxication. Police officers noted he had not been seen for weeks before the morning appearance.
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Eddie Brown
Eddie
Bhai
Eddie's court coughs lead to suspended sentence
The room echoed with Edie's hoarse coughing as Officer Beckwith testified about Eddie and a recent jag. Eddie claimed illness and said he was arrested after leaving a drug store, but his coughing interrupted his testimony and the judge warned him. The judge fined $100 or 30 days with probation, and Eddie left coughing.
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Beckwith
Eddie
Beem
Eadie
Lang Named Head of Kennel Club
Lang elected president of the Cedar Valley Kennel Club at the annual meeting last night in Hotel Russell-Lainson. Officers include L M Kelly vice president and Jack Rawlins secretary treasurer with a slate of directors led by W J Lang and F M Shores. Plans discussed for the annual bench show at the Forum with tentative dates April 29 and 30. next meeting at Hotel Russell-Lamson.
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WL. Lang
Cedar Valley Kennel Club
Russell-Lainson
Accours
L. F. Bacon
L. M. Kelly
Jack Rawlins
Creasurer
W. J. Lang
F. M. Shores
F. O. Brandhorst
W. A Harling
Burr Liehty
A A. Doba
Dr. L. Psen Dr
L. F Bacon
Prank
Forum
Hotel
Russell-Lamson
Newcomers Move Into Waterloo Amid Severe Weather
Waterloo records show the permanent population rose last week with 11 families establishing homes here and six families moving away. Addresses include J W Pish 601 Wellington C E Ferris 817 Linden Mrs Delis Duncan 221 Brockwell Arms H J De France 13808 12 Third West A B Herrington 1010 Wellington Charles A Nee 1320 Fourth West Earl P Tregelgus 220 Brockwell Arms C M Summer 629 Allen E Van Welzenga 1002 Third Claney Yost 415 Dane.
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Waterloo
J.W. Pish
Wellington
C. E. Ferris
Linden
Delis Duncan
Brockwell Arms
Brocckwell Arms
C. M. Summer
Allen
E. van Welzenga
Claney Yost
Dane
Five Booze Plotters May Leave for Fort Leavenworth
Des Moines reports that five men convicted in the Des Moines Peoria liquor conspiracy case and sentenced to 16 months will likely depart for Fort Leavenworth today. United States marshal orders were issued to send them, while attorneys prepare to appeal to President Coolidge for clemency. The defendants include H. F. Schaller of Des Moines, M. Levey of Des Moines, John McKiernan, Hyman Pipkin, and W. R. Bailance of Peoria.
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Des Moines
Des Molines-Peoria
Fort Leavenworth Pendentiary
United States
Fort Leavenworth
President Coolidge
Nemency
H. F. Schaller
Martin Hotel Company
Levey
John McKiernan
Hyman Pipkin
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Bailance
Peoria
Legion and Labor urged to join forces in U.S. progress
Mason City Iowa December 16 George L Berry former American Legion vice commander and now president of the National Pressman's and Assistants' International addressed a large legion and auxiliary gathering urging region and labor to work together for the development of American institutions. He said these groups share much in common and should collaborate.
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Mason City
George L. Berry
The
American Legion
National Pressman’s and Assistants’ International
Legion
Arrest Two Suspects in Logan Shooting
Two Logan men, unnamed by police, were arrested in Sioux City after the shooting of J. W. Armstrong, Logan night marshal. Shells and a revolver were found in one suspect’s car. a red handkerchief was worn by both bandits. Logan officials planned to identify the men. Paul Mortensen, 9, son of Julius Mortensen, improved after breaking thigh bone when struck by a milk wagon near Waterloo.
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J. W. Armstrong
J.ogan
Logan
Paul Mortensen
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Julius Morstensen
Waterloo Co- Operative Creamery Company
St. Francis Hospital
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Qakawood Boulevard
Chicago
Frank Brothers
Styleplus
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Jrank Brothers
Pocahontas
Young Coal Co
Nine-O
Children’s Dept
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Otson
Home Park Boulevard
Arthur C. Cole
L. & J. Building
Florida
California
Shores Fuel & Transfer ‘Company
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