Few Changes in Waterloo Banks As Deposits Jump Over Million
Waterlooo banks and trust companies report deposits rising by over 1 million in the past year with borrowings down by about 660000. The Waterloo Clearing House notes stronger total resources, one death leads to a reassignment of the Commercial National vice presidency, and several institutions including Leavitt Johnson Trust Co and Farmers Loan and Trust show sizable assets and loans. The report lists assets liabilities and notes steady growth across six banks two trust firms four building and loan associations a Morris plan company and two investment outfits in Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Waterloo Clearing
Franklin C. Pratt
James M. Graham
James Black Dry Goods Company
Commercial National
Morris Plan
Comptroller
Black Hawk National Os Commercial National First National
Teeavitt & Johnson Waterlog Bank & Finst - Waterlog Savings
L. & 3d. Company
Leavitt & Johnson Trust Co
Farmers Loan & Trust Co
Iowa
Peoplea
Terloo
Home Buildings Association
Peop
Citr
Peoples
Fare Tin Biim O
Mr. Ek
Sines
Marcials
Wot. Brown i
Wot. Brown i Friary of the Watsdon Assot
W. Stilean
The
Perpetual
J. J. Dempater
Homa
Penpie
the Perpetual
Joans
Jeans
ELH
Wreant
Commercial National Company
Natonal Bank
Amiong
Jnrrer
District Highway Engineer Reports Fine Road Conditions in Black Hawk
District highway data shows 768.68 miles of primary roads across Black Hawk and nine counties with 62.86 miles surfaced with pavement and 271 miles with brick or gravel surfaces. About 214.02 miles are not surfaced and 231.08 miles unimproved while Black Hawk has 40.55 miles gravel and Winneshiek shows no surface. The report notes progress toward permanent grading and graveling in other counties, with Delaware adding short stretches to the primary system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hawk
Allamakee
Bick Vwawk
Bremer
Bughunasr
Claston
Delaware
Dubuque
Fuivecta
Grundy Ard Winneshirk
WAY
J. A. Paulsen
Down Highway Commission
Hirack Hawk
Uchaman
Jauver
Wack Hawk County
Amie
Mattiny
Hiretchi
Janesville
Winneahick
Payette
Uing
Nihe
Miley Wuunties
Payer Grundy
First Presbyterian church and Allen Memorial hospital loan noted
The article cites loans of 100,000 to First Presbyterian church and 75,400 to Allen Memorial hospital. Town Securities, operating two and a half years, reports steady growth with a Des Moines branch opened two years ago at 120 Tow a National Park. The firm focuses on real estate loans, farms, city property, and municipal bonds, aided by connections with insurance firms and capitalists. The president Heal has led it for years and expects improved business next year as farmers recover from the crop setback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian
Allen Memorial Hospital
Town Securities Conpany
Wise Math
Wirth Buruast East
WLW
Heal
Towa National Park Besidwe
Des Moines
Iowa
Waterloo
Afr
Boal
Armstong Manufacturing Plants Optimistic for 1925 Outlook
The Armstrong Company reports continued plant operation and optimism for 1925. It ships drilling machinery worldwide including India and the Straits, with orders from India’s government and large deals pending. New branch offices and agencies expand sales in New York Fort Worth Denver Salt Lake City Los Angeles Farmington Louisville Scottsville and more as the mining oil and gas sectors grow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armsitrong Manufacturing Company
OF Raza LR OD
Ifm
India
Straits Settlements
Altairalia
Japan
Mexico
Canada
United States
Toment of India
Armstrong Company
New York
Compmany
Campbeny
Buses Move Freely in Santiago Amid Traffic Chaos
In Santiago Chile buses run with few speed limits as street crowds surge and the habit of lax enforcement fuels high accidents. With tramway withdrawals and fare disputes reducing competition, buses claim about 20 percent of city transport despite reckless driving and weak police training. Authorities seek stricter rules but penalties remain mild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santiago
Chili der
Hany
Beeker-Chapman post tops yearly American Legion aid work
Beeker Chapman post No 35 American Legion reflects on a year of service aiding 2000 veterans with adjusted compensation claims and employment, preparing 2300 affidavits, plus nine military funerals and relief to neady men. The post hosted Americanization activities, funded civic projects, and raised funds via a sausage booth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beeker-Chapman Post
American Legion
Karl V. West
West
The
Legion
Iis
Becker-Chapman Post
Tha Post
Hit
Dairy Cattle Congress
Reliek Fund
Waterloo
Charles McWinstry
F.C
Chaning
Ralph Barrett
Hisorian
P. Smith
H. Butts
Peter Courtis
TE Dillon
Iarman C. Miller
Peter Jasen
J. H. Butts
Loren
Trezanza
A. A. Zimmerman
Clariis McWinstry
Hornes Maynard
Rand Stennger
F.C. Sage
Herman C. Miller
W. O. Barnes
Harry Dahlman
Glenn Beers
Wallace Chesley
Rath Packing expansion drives Waterloo growth in 1924
The Rath Packing company reports a 1924 record year with 632,? animals processed and sales exceeding $15 million. Major building expansions included a 60x40 foot ice plant, 110x70 foot cold storage, two five story empire houses, and a six story cold storage and hog cooling complex planned for 1925. Over 1,300 people employed. operations distributed nationwide with over $3.5 million in foreign sales. Plans for 1925 call for $350,000 in new structures, reinforced concrete and brick facades, new loading docks, and expanded rail access via Elm and Sycamore streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath Sta. King Company
Rath Packing Company
Litis
Waterloo
Rath
Hath Paelking Company
Roath
Foundation
Thea-Stery
Taprouse Shipping
Elm Street
Sycanore Street
Offer
Mworn
Omnlavea
Dinimr
Kiteheen
Mesorery Shomly Oo Raanis
Fline Reena
Reel Roam
Ple
Marinatien
nMires
Hankbkeoning Denart
Salpeman
Trade figures show import value drop in 19 percent loss
Washington December 31 A trade commissioner reported a large reduction in spending power as about 4 billion in goods remained to be cleared for Maw imports. The downturn cuts roughly 19 percent of the total yearly import value and signals tighter cash flow affecting Javaese and related provinces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Fervar
Java
Department of Commerce
Mohammadan
One Hundred Seventy Two Homes Completed in Past Year
The report lists 172 homes completed and details numerous owners and addresses across the city, including residents at Ackerman, Pine, Reber, Center, and Prospect areas. It notes total new residences valued at 889,112 and mentions remodeled houses and private garages by Waterloo entities and individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. IE. McKinney
Parker
I. Peek
Ackermans
Baee
W. L. Nowell
Reber
A. FP. Miller
Pine
Susan J. South
Pearsall
Center
Amelie Kreteimer
Franklin Red Wotcott
Jehl
W. J. Smucker
Baltimore
Clive Dyer
Argyle
R. J.shempson
Rosebud
John Tegtmeier
Reed Breeze
Meyes
Airview
Ningstey
Wawoue
Cahnoraia
G. A. Anderson
Glen Avenue
Olie Ploung
Dearborn
M. J. Brennen
Hiehl
R.A. Swartz
Washington
Williston
C. Clark
Toms
A. C. Cote
Eleventh
A. C. Cale
Belmont
Opeane
Hawver
Windolph
Conger
W. W. Beck
Biome Park
K. B. Beckley
Home Park
F.C. Meves
Pairview
Mauser & Felt
Kingsley
A. J. Hotter
Fairview
Jacob Ackerman
Third West
O. Mwaffa
Columbia
W. SN. Mann
Fifth West
GW. Mack
Prospectora Rodamar
Sedgwick Island
Tivorge R. Toller
Evergreen
Popplin
CG. McClinton
Western
T. M. Richie
C. i. Chanay
Worest
Charles Belt
Transacte
California
C. A. Angerson
Indiana
Sutucker
C. By
M. Cajford
Beach
Chaney
Forest
Jos Winninger
M.A. Peterson
Wilson B. Daun
Broadw
B. Bickley
Lovejoy
A.C. Smith
Lafayette
Milton Barrett
Jenny
J. L
Basher
Edward Stitz
Columbia Circle
J. L. Basher
Main
C. F. Chaney
Bemmel
Kingbard
Bred Wolcott
Linden I. C. Clark
N. Hoffer
Hope
Cole
C. B. Brown
Meves
J.a A. Bown
J. A. Bown
B. At. Storm
Mulla West
J- Hi. Peek
Rieht
Howard Peek
Stohl
G. L. Miller
Colunthia
A. Co
D. HL Dietz
W. Berg
St. Albans
Frank Wisdorf
George W. Hawver
W. Hawver
George W J. H. Windolph
Tessie Kenyon
Cawlishaw
Remodeling and Garage Construction Totals Listed
A local notice lists multiple addresses and owners as completing apartments and remodeling jobs. It itemizes private garages and total remodeling values, totaling 34,595 for remodeling and garages combined. Details include names such as Collord, Anderson, Schrader, Nauman, Miller, O'Neil, Kipp, vogan, Howrey, Bussey, Connolly, with addresses on Sumner Richt Fourth East West Lafayette Fifth West and similar streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Hildebracd
Washington
Cart Kreckley, Kimball and Attebell
H.C. Quick
Mulray
Saxon
W. Oa
Riggs
Waterloo B. & Loan Assh
State and
Butler
Foam Connolly
Fifth West
Mary Sitzer
Pierrie Mentzer
Fowler
Ewe Mee
C. G. Storm
PF. M. Collord
Sumner
Ste Aeee
Y. A. Anderson
Richt
Alfred Schrader
W. Nauman
Lafayetta
J. G. Miller
W. J. O’neil
Anna Kipp
Vogan
Wil, Howrey
Randolph Della Bussey
Flack Hawk Street
Thomas Connolly
Also Mentioned on This Page
Farmers Loan and Trust
Stete
Loonus
Avattatsong Plant
Thes Felthouse Service
Tillamook Rock
Orecon
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MBC Rte
Waterloo Concrete Corporation
Free Avenue and
Water Street
Middle West
Waterloo Saddlery CO
Black Hawk County
Waterloo Homes
National Club Brands
Waterloo Canning Company
Armstrong All Steel
Armstrong Meg. CO
Waterloo, Iowa
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