VAST IMPROVEMENTS BY W., C.F.& N. RAILWAY
A 1910 summary from the Waterloo Cedar Falls and Northern railway outlines a year of record spending, including a $500,000 power plant, a new eight mile Interurban to Waverly, double tracking in Waterloo, new heavy rails, 55 new cars, and a $6,000 freight house. The line to Dike may follow if Cedar Falls club secures right of way, aiming toward Grundy Center and Marshalltown.
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Waterloo Cedar Falls and Northern Railway Company
Waterloo
Public Service Corporation
Monster
Blackhawk Creek
Nonce
Iowa
Aix
Waverly
Denver Junction
Glasgow
Denver
Chicago Great Western Railway
Street Railway
Galloway
West Waterloo
Mulberry
East Fourth
Dane Streets
Mew Holling Stock
Cedar Faille
Dike
Cedar Falls
Waterloo Transit Sees Bright Business Outlook for 1911
Local company reports steady earnings rise in the past year and expects continued growth. The Waterloo service is lauded as a home industry, reinvesting at home and enhancing city comfort, with strangers noting its street car system as superior to many larger cities.
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Waterloo
New Orleans Battle Reflects U S War Readiness
The St. Louis Globe-Democrat notes that while early 19th century conflicts showed unpreparedness, the battle of New Orleans revealed latent American fighting capacity during the War of 1812.
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St. Louis
Amusements Flourish in Waterloo with Baseball and Electric Park
Waterloo boasts abundant amusements with indoor and outdoor enterprises. The city supports a robust baseball club and Electric Park had a very successful season last summer under W C F and N officials.
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Waterloo
Electric Pari
Jack
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Power House
James Maine & Sons
Can- Tractors
Allis-Chalmers
Lafayette
Mulberry Streets
Utica Street
Chicago Great Western
Tike
A. Connolly
Waterloo, Cedar Falls & Northern Railway
Dar Valley Vella
Middle West
C. M. Cheney
General Freight & Passenger
Lafayette Bus