Builders poised as a new boom nears in Waterloo region
Architects Netcott Donnan Netcott report builders are advancing plans amid lower prices. Reinbeck district votes 225000 in bonds for a new school designed by the firm, with Maynard Indiana project nearing completion by Currie Simpson Co. Waterloo expands as Donnan joins Netcott amid looming material shortages and a three year lag in building.
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Netcott-Donnan-Netcott Company
Waterloo
Reinbeck
Netcott-Dennan- Netcott
Maynard
Netcott-Donnan- Netcott
Currie-Simpson Company
Netcott
Donnan - Netcott
Netcott and
Donnan
University of Tiiais
School of Architecture
Black Watiding
Rotary and Kiwanis to hear leaders review 1921 outlook
Leonard Powers of Powers Manufacturing and C R Rohde will address Rotary and Kiwanis clubs at upcoming luncheons at Hotel Russell Lamson and Black's Tearoom. G V Orr will chair the Spokesmen's Club meeting with O Lamson as critic as speakers examine 1921 from various angles.
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Leonard Powers
Rotary Club
Rotarians
Russell Lamson
Powers
Powers Manufacturing Company
Kiwanis Club
Ite
Black's Tearoom
C. R. Rohde
G. V_ Orr Hivact
Black's Teat Room
O. Lamson
Waterloo Iowa Industry and Growth Highlighted in Prospectus
The document profiles Waterloo and adjoining Orange township as the world’s richest agricultural area with 36 240 residents and a booming economy. It notes a prominent Dairy Cattle Congress, 18 public schools, $1 6 million in high school construction, 40 churches, 200 to 750 manufacturing establishments, 13 8 million in bank deposits, weekly bank clearings of 2 million, seven leading hotels, a municipal bath, 12 parks, 3700 acres of parks, extensive asphalt streets, Cedar Heights river views, and the Waterloo Evening Courier circulation figures. The Greater Waterloo Association with 1 500 members supports a modern clubhouse, golf links, and premier western amusements. industrial news items are promised weekly.
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Lows
Orange Township
Dairy Cattle Congress
Cedar Heights
Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo
Trpateny
Colexe
Greater Waterloo Association
E. F. MacDonough
Park Avenue Bridge and 1921 City Adventure
A collected note on park area projects and civic planning discusses a practical 1921 adventure for the city. Also cited are essays on farmers' crop production, trade outlook for 1921, auto value trends, tariffs, and reading habits. Realtors plan a state convention in Waterloo in January with a Wednesday luncheon at Hotel Russell Lamson. Lions club has not arranged a Thursday noon program yet.
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Park Avenue
F. Gates
Harry Limbert
John Sweeney
C. A. Morris
Charles Altstadt
Times
W. H. Brenan
Realtors
Waterloo
Hotel Russell Lamson
Lions Club
Growing Corn Not So Disastrous to Tama Co. Farmer
In Tama County on the J. T. Ames farm Hild and Bavenmyre raised 7000 bushels of corn this year and sold two cars last week at 55 cents. With yields over 60 bushels per acre the crop brings about $350 per acre, a solid return though not wartime profits.
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Tama Co
Hild and Bavenmyre
J. T. Ames
New Locking Device Prevents Car Theft
JA Peverill of Peverill Motor Sales promotes the Johnson automobile lock as an absolute theft preventative for Dodge car owners stating that organized bands steal over 950000 cars yearly in the United States and urging owners to equip cars for protection.
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United States
JA. Peverill
Peverill Motor Sales Company
Dodge
Johnson Automobile Lock
New Lock Reduces Theft Insurance Costs
The Johnson lock lowers cost of theft insurance and is endorsed by underwriters, according to Mr. Peverill. Newspaper advertising lets manufacturers track advertising results and costs in every market they enter.
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Peverill
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