Weed tax and poll tax totals loom in Waterloo notices
About 1,000 Waterloo lot owners will face a two dollar weed tax assessed for 1920 and entered by the county auditor. Hundreds of unpaid poll taxes surface with 722 men in Waterloo west and 1,140 in Waterloo east owing for 1920. Architect Dornan, long tied to Independence, plans to move his family to Waterloo in the spring and spend weekends at home.
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Hagerman
Line den Place
Manson's
Lo'pandale Heights
North Waterlloo Place
Litchfield
Grandview
Ricker & Rose
Waterloo West
Waterloo East
Independence
H. E. Netcoit
Deanan
Dornan
Dubuque Traveling Men Call for Price Reduction
The Waterloo Traveling and Business Men's association urged restaurant cafe and hotel proprietors in Iowa to lower prices. Similar moves spread statewide with Key City council No. 255 United Commercial Travelers adopting the resolution.
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Iowa
Dubuque
Key City Council
United Commercial Travelers
Waterloo
New Architecture Partnership Formed as Netcott Donnan Nets
A new firm of architects named the Netcott Donnan Netcott company succeeds the H. E. Netcott and R. E. Netcott partnership. The firm will maintain offices in the Black building with A. M. Donnan as the new partner.
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H. EB. Netcott
R. E. Netcott
Black Building
A. M. Donnan
Declamatory Contest of Orange School Set for Thursday
Orange Dec 2 First annual contest to select Orange school's delegates for the district declamatory contest will be held Thursday evening at the consolidated high school. The program includes piano and vocal items, orations, dramatic readings, and a slide presentation by local students and college participants.
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Consolidated High School
Idenendo
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Fike
Kananua
Lieyd Mrnnety
Jean Val Pepent Waiat Arnold
Op — Jean
The
Atvent
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Mission Rax
Eens Meyers
Amental
Morris College
Waterloo police urge simple precautions to stop burglaries
Chief H W Young warns Waterloo residents to avoid carrying large sums of money and jewelry, not leave doors unlocked, and not drag purses through crowds. He urges calm reporting of thieves and describes a nationwide crime wave while noting local vigilance may suffice with prudent behavior.
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Waterloo
H. W. Young
Rockies
Medicine Hat
Young
Physician Wins Suit For Professional Work
After several hours of deliberation a municipal court jury returned a verdict for the defendants in the case of Dr F. Shimer against Mr. and Mrs. Nick Sadler. The suit claimed charges for operation and attendance totaling 150 dollars plus interest and alleged two operations were necessary. The defense contended no charge was proper for the procedures.
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Nick Sadler
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