Waterloo Charities Struggle With Poverty and Liquor
In Waterloo 1910 prosperity hides poverty in a city of 27 000. The Associated Charities Salvation Army and J F Klingaman oversee aid as liquor, sickness, and age drive need. Efforts show fewer expenses than prior years despite population growth. Enforced work and parole sentences push able bodied men to support families, while reform curbs drinkers from funds for booze. The piece also notes a Baltimore dinner tale about a Detroit heiress and a dollhouse financed by a Christmas gift.
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Seven story First National Bank Building rises in 1910
The new First National Bank building at Sycamore and East Fourth will be seven stories, 60 by 100 feet, with red brick and terra cotta trim. James Maine & Sons build it for 225000 dollars, expected ready by June 1, 1911, occupying the second floor as the city’s oldest national bank.
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East Fourth Streets
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James Maine & Sons
Fifth and
Bank
James Black Dry Goods Co
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