Waterloo year in crime and policing report
The Waterloo annual crime report shows 1352 prisoners faced the police judge and 2063 were arraigned from December 1 to December 1, 1912. Many arraignments involved drunkenness and disorderly conduct with numerous specific charges listed. The year saw little departmental change and details on jail, prosecutions, and probation noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Cee Baste
W. F P. Troxie
F. M. Shores
Harlow O'Blenes
Anamosa
Fort Madison
Martin Polinski
William Zink
William Ward
Breet
William Thomas
Realdes
Ida A. Burkitt
J. F P. Klingaman
Waterloo West
I. N. Seaman
Prade
Dairy Cattle Congress 1913 Shows Rising Attendance Despite Deficit
The Dairy Cattle Congress held October 13 to 19 drew 26 000 visitors, up over 1 000 from 1912, with 900 Anest cattle owned by about fifty leading breeders. Ayrshires Jerseys Holsteins Guernsey and Brown Swiss showed, new exhibition hall and barns filled, and officials like Secretary Bryan Governor Clarke and Ames President Pearson spoke. Despite improvements and higher receipts, the 1912 deficit stood at 7 000 though 1914-15 net profits rose. permanent improvements totaled 25 000 with ongoing expenses for premiums music judges and health contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairy Cattle Congress
United States
America
Booth
Plans for 1914 Cattle Congress Amid 1913 Review
A report details 1913 cattle congress activity with nine directors elected in November and a plan to hire a manager to broaden the show. Des Moines bid to relocate, Waterloo exhibitors featured, and LaRue's band provided seven days of music. Milk inspection results show 1067 tests with butterfat 22% cream and 4.1% milk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. van Pelt
Charles Simmons
J. R. Vaughan
B. St. Liehty
J. C. Koenete
W. R. Law
Edward Rath
F. W. Hartong
H. B. Kiester
G. W. Huntley
John Andrews
Hugh van Pelt
E. 5. Estel
Harry E. Kiester
Des Moines
Cattle Congress
Iowa State Dairy Association
Electric Park Theatre
Waterloo
W. W. Wyant
Laboratory Plan for Regular Bacteriological Counts
The speaker commends all parties and outlines a goal to produce maximum quality milk. A laboratory will be established or expanded to enable regular bacteriological counts at fixed intervals to ensure consistent standards.
Waterloo's Inventors Win 1913 Patents in US Canada and France
In 1913 Waterloo residents were granted 42 US patents via G C Kennedy, six Canadian patents, and one French patent to A R Mutton. Names listed include J C Butterfield, T Ahlborn, J H Cherry, J Voorhees, G W Whitworth and others for diverse inventions such as railway signals, concrete mixers, tamping machines, and automatic stock-salting devices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
United States
G. C. Kennedy
Canadian Patent Office
France
A. R. Mutton
T. Ahlborn
N. W. Gales
J. R. Apra
J.C. Butterfield
Cc. F. Jungemann
A. P. Determann
J. A. Harner
J. M. Dewey
G. A. Thompson
G. W. Whitworth
W. K. Voorhees
J. H. Osgood
A. Asquith
J. H. Cherry
L. B. Melendy
J. D. LaTier
W. L. Carter
N. P. Jorgensen
J. Scheidler
L. E. Evens
J. I. Iblings
C. Ehlinger
C. M. Dumond
R. W. Schulz
M. W. Hoag
J. O. Knox
David Conn, Jr
L. C. Davis
Frank Gade
J. R. Voorhees
P. FE. Klein
W. G
O. 5. Lamb
H. W. Leavitt
E. C. Cumminge
E. E. Shafer
F. L. Walter
L. Hays
G. M. Fletcher
Canada
W. E. Wilson
D. K. Wilson
Whitworth
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Police Department
E. A. Leighton
City Hall
Wagner
Leighton
HH. T. Wagener
Howard Garrison
John Farrell
Charles Weilaufer
Negetive
I F. McSweener
T. 4. Martis
Farley
Brevort
East Sth
Waterloo, Iowa
Service
L. H. Stolte
Iowa
Waterloo Varnish Manufacturing Co
Waterloo Live Stock Commission Co
Wm. Holland
Jefferson and Mullan Ave
Waterloo Storage — Battery Company
H. B. Ellis
West Park Avenue
Our
West
Henderson & Weatherwax
Lamson Bldg
Miller
Hey
Russell-Lamson Bldg
Hitchcock & Humphrey
W. 4Th St
Iowa Dairy Separator Co