New Theodore Roosevelt High Nears Exterior Completion
The Waterlog Township project to build Theodore Roosevelt High School advances, with exterior nearly finished and a June completion target. The 7,000 seat auditorium and gym stage combine to form a grand interior, while the complex will house junior and senior grades and support large gatherings and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Roosevelt
Eesti Iha
Ly. A. Maine Company
Waterloo
Carsten Bros
Ckley
Western Reating Company
Minneapolis
Minn
Cole & Sweeman
Quest &Smith
Inderier
Bae
SA Iit Iyto
Roosevelt High School Building Showcases New Facilities
The new Roosevelt High School building features full chemistry labs with equipment, extended laboratories and lecture rooms, a commercial department, a large library, study halls, and rooms for home economics and boys vocational work. Gymnasiums for both genders, a swimming pool with seating, and modern locker rooms are included. Board members and officers are listed, with H. D. Lee as superintendent during construction.
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Feld
Cer
Emalier
Cent
Kiwanis Club of Waterloo Reports 1921 Accomplishments
Waterloo Waterloo County Kiwanis club reviews its 1921 progress led by C H Trunkey with election of 1922 officers led by W P Kerwin and a financial report by Fred Wray. Camp Whiwanis for toy scouts completed. Knee Knocker Kinb teaches parliamentary law. several local businesses aided the project.
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Waterloo Kynants Club
International Kiwanis
C. H. Trunkey
Secrcury
Black
Terrogmm
Fred Wray
W. P. Kerwin
Club
George Pike
Clyde Hinson
Vic
C. R. Davis
Treashurer
Kerwin
B. L. Houlton
Fred J. Clark
Pike
CH. Trunkey
Boy Scotts
Whiwanis
Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis
Waterloo Kiwanians
Jis
Waterloo
Elnbd
W. H. ‘Stewart
BR. A. Rath
Montreal
Althono
Incal Club
Cleveland
Old Record Reveals 1858 County Schoolmasters and Council
An 1858 Black Hawk county list shows 64 men and 18 women licensed as teachers. The document, resurrected by H. C. Moeller, notes harsh winters, blizzards, and wolves shaping early schooling.
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Black Hawk County
H. C. Moeller
L. Steed
C.J. Alton
Liurie Harrison
W. Taylor
H. D. Homer
Susann M. Fisher
PB. PB. Carr
George A. Lamb
A. A Bullock
FP. Trenchant
Enen Rug
Angelina Bust
Adaline Knowles
Cay H. Gould
Mary B
Je V. Pierce
Lina Cobain
Mary A. T. M
Pat Plarce
Tt. Kibbard
Co. I. Walt
Entza Nichols
M. Porter
J. Rankin
A. EB. Murphy
H. J. Harrison
Matilda Martindall
Jennie Rayment
WW. C. Potenes
J, M. Lesiio
Emily Webster
Yrekon
R. 5. Hall
CA. Huben
E. A. Newton
E. A. Goodrich
WC. Garrison
M.A. Hatch
Am Wright
O. E. Eveos
L. A. L. M. Gilkey, W. B. Sherman, Adaline Merrick, L. P. Hammond, L. C. Hammond
F. of Rice
MG. Guaderiin
BR. Hawitt
RB. Hell
C High
Thomas Leslie
A Barnard Ma Tennison
Quackenbush
Jaquith
HH. Jenkins
Barlock
W. A. Chapin
W. Engis
C. Dougherty
Fcomer
D. Mack
Isaac ‘High
Wo Collins
A. EB. Pattee
GC. Gutter
A. EB. Lesitsy
M. Sassions
Jane Remeny
A. Remenr
Pametta Clark
0. Bigbee
L. Washburn
J. L. Barker
W- C. Porter
Morrison Bailey
Engla
Curris Beamst
Copper
Ta Smith
T. F. Ce
German Workers Paid Under One Cent an Hour
An International Western Electric officer reports German workers in leading firms earn less than one cent per hour. Draftsmen and engineers in Germany receive around 1,647 to 2,385 marks monthly equivalents in November, with wages rising slightly since October while the mark trades below half a cent in U.S. currency. Hourly and piecework pay is worse, with experts earning about 8.05 marks an hour and less-qualified workers earning 6.78 marks.
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New York
Germany
International Western Electric Company
Europe
Twenty New Corporations Formed and Amendments Filed
The year saw twenty new corporations launched and twenty seven amendments to articles recorded by Miss Tennier, the county recorder. Major incorporations included Central Battery & Electric Co and Waterloo Motor Sales Co, with expansions in Waterloo factory output highlighted. Alterations covered capital increases and amended articles across numerous firms and lending and real estate companies in Waterloo.
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Dotsen-Kerwin _com
Netcott
Dagen
Noetcott Company
Norther Manifactuellar
Commercial National ‘Company
Cap
Fred L. Kimball
Ament Purmreine Country Club
Sadar Valles Reading .& Loan Association
Sumner Real Estate ( Loan Co
SPO
James Brick Dry Goodspital
Gore Od
Shystacel Dilan
Eisclegia
Waterloo
Ta Central Battery & Etectric Co
Capite Fondment Libertan Menumen Rty Company
Cedar Falls
Capital
Tito Service Serpe
Rose's Barber Supply House, Inc
Amendment Medical Life Insurance Company
First Church of Christ
Den
Town Securities Doran Y. Hers Union of LaPorteils
Lang Coal Company
Joan Society of Waterloo
jGetar Valiey Building & Loan Nasociaon
Paul Davis Dry Goods
Eo Dans
M Sreane
Faintbow
Wea Specialty Company
Amendment Town Manufacturers Insurance Company
Seco Lumber Company
Eer Yellow Cab Company
Capiital
Tawa
He Maisner Company
Capita
Talry compAny
Orange Township Telephone Company
Amendment ‘Courier Building Company
Law Rosenthal Endnttement Enterprises
Waterloo Times-Tround Publishing Company
Canttal
Black Hawk Brick Company
Cani- Waterloo Manufacturing Company
Crowell Companys
Canita
Waterloo Motorhoat Company
Taawitt & Johnson Trust Co
Waterton Register Company
Roosevelt Grade School Nearing Completion in Waterloo East
The Waterloo East district will have 12 school buildings when the Roosevelt grade school on Logan avenue in Gates Park is finished. The new facility features a 200 seat gym, built in kindergarten, a year‑round public library station, and fireproof modern design. Health work includes nurses and a dentist. milk lunches aid underweight pupils, and a tuberculosis clinic offers free exams through Christmas seals.
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Waterloo East
Roosevelt
Kiske
Washington
Hawthorne
Mreckinley
Logan Avenue
Gates Park
Jabalcony
Frances Grout
Lwas
Alcott
John Yiske
Stais
men‘Low
Ile
ElDeen Club
Women Cheese on Bremer Farm Boosts Local Cheese Output
Bremer county women under Miss Margaret Harris guidance produced 40 pounds of cheese saving 13 cents per pound. Woodbury demonstrations show farmers believe cheese yields higher returns than selling milk. Home demonstration efforts mark cheese making as a popular activity among local women.
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Waverly
H. GL
Bremer County
Margaret Harris
Woodbury
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W. High
Enjfice
Roosevelt High School
West Board of Education
Matlin van Satarten
Burton Wilson
B. F. Swisher
Austin Burt
KH. H. Colby
W. Campbell
Carleton Slag
W. A. Peterson
Swisher
Mr. Peterson
J. . Dempster
Secratae
F. E. Stewart
Messrs
Burt
Campbell
Sias
Paterson
J. A. Francis
Josephine Marquis
Swisher Still
Dempster
Stewart
H. D. Lee
Kwan
Hoy
Elk Run
Kiwanja
Galloway
Black's
Klwants
The
Schools of Waterloo East Dis
Trict
Grant
McKinley
Ihis Probem
Bremer
Roosevelt School
Hoosevelt
East District
McKinley School
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