Waterloo Cedar Falls W C F N Faces Milestone Year
The Waterloo Cedar Falls Northern Railway, a regional pioneer since 1695, reports 1927 miles driven by street cars and buses totaling over 1.16 million. It adds $52,000 in new equipment and notes traffic alliances with major steam railroads while citing challenges from private autos reducing passenger revenue. President Cheney forecasts a bright industrial outlook for Waterloo and its merchants.
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Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Os Northern Railway Company
Waterlor
Wateriag
Waterboard
Tar Tory
Cedar Rapids
Auto Bis
Orisin
Jong Hal
Cheney
Waterton
Seven new gasoline stations rise across the city
Seven retail and one wholesale gasoline stations are built as demand grows. In the past year six new filling stations and a wholesale plant have obtained sewer permits or are pending. Locations include Hayes at 327 Seventh Street East and Campbell at 112 Park Avenue East, with others at Commercial Street, Jefferson Street area, and Milan Avenue. Roxana Petroleum operates a wholesale plant at 400 Milan Avenue.
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Thelly Councrs
Co. D. Hayes
Seventh Street
J. Campbell
Park Avenue
J. D. Cecil
Commercial Street
Standard Oil Company
John Roof
Li Porter
A. Duke
Jefferson
Stephen DP. Brown
Sycamine
Mullan Avenue
Roxana Petroleum Conyrmy
Milan Avenue
Medical and Dental Societies Unite to Fight Disease
Waterlog Medical Society and Waterloo Dental Society report joint efforts to prevent disease during the year. Doctors from Waterlog and Cedar Falls outline programs, school collaborations, and agency partnerships. Officers include William Hearst, A A Hoffman, and Drs C W Gort and P Heverly, with ongoing dental and medical initiatives.
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Medical and Dental Societies
Medicu Suv
Black Hawk
Waterloo
Soriedy EL
Waterian
Town Dental Association
Wran
Waterlor
Gort
Perme
EL Muykelb
Tiewk
Cnwt Medical Society
William Hearst
Cedar Palla
Presdent
A. A. Hoffman
Waterlog
Parity regained as major currencies fluctuate
Foreign exchange market sees mixed moves with the English pound and several European currencies regaining parity against the dollar while others show volatility. Uncertain global factors influence the values of the Austrian schilling, Danish krone, Norwegian krone, and Canadian dollar amid shifting trade expectations and policy signals.
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Sterburg
Belman Dels
Laiteh
Gunder Grrman
Feiehsmark
D A R Chapters Honor Opiit Of Founders Of Uo
Waterloo and Mary Melrose chapters of the Daughters of the American Revolution honor founders and promote Americanization, patriotic education, and aid to immigrants. They note activities include night school advocacy, naturalization ceremonies, flag instruction, and historical medal contests, with markers placed at Elmwood Cemetery and Elks sites. Officers for Waterloo and Mary Melrose chapters are listed.
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National Society, Daughters of the American Revolution
Waterloo
Mary Melrose
Arch McFarlane
W.C. A
Ells Island
Elvtc
F. C. Uiffring
Iowa
A. G. Sawyer
Norwood
Mass
Elmwood
Mars
Amanda Conk Ellsworth
Captainin Moody Cook
Sumner
Jomel Rachel Harding Orvis
Samuel Harding
Fone
Elmwood Cemetery
Mary Melrose Hanna
Black Haawk County
Ry Mairese
America
Wattertop
Ay Fallowy
Juhi
Cuyne
Hen Fleeser
Regen
M. J. O'Keefe
Thoms Eaton
Walter TP
Jensen
A B Doyo
Uae
Enberks
Sibella
Tro
Balwant
Brys
Oustodain
Mary
Cl Lifting
Howard Burr
R. Dews
Julius Kulirke
B. Lickts
Wool Fabric Prophecy Sparks Spring Styles in Paris
Lightweight wool fabric groups from Wingene and georgetite are touted as key routes for new spring fashion. Wool jersey remains popular among top dressmakers for mid face garments and costume design. A few winter variants are scarce, with limited stock shown at sales stalls.
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Paris
Georgetite
Wingene
Hovarcs
Waterloo Playground Projects Expand Year Round Activities
Waterloo expands playground programs under Victor A. Read. Summer and winter activities engage thousands, including supervised skating, street closures for coasting, indoor leagues, girls and boys basketball, and community events. Attendance reached 118,574. numerous citywide events and concerts complemented the season.
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Waterloo
Victor A. Read
Haven
Cedar River Park
Read
Counci
American Legion
Jiue
Edison
John Fiske
Go Park
Lawndale
Pat’s Pond
Washington Park
West High
West Side
East High School
East High Athletic Field
Mitchell
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo Voters Urged to Build a New City Hall
A survey of Waterloo residents shows near unanimity for a new city hall. Leaders urge a Cedar Rapids style civic center with auditorium, integrated with police and fire facilities, and propose Lincoln Park as site with a large grounds and riverfront access.
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Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Marshalltown
C. A. Morris
Morris Motor Car Company
Municipal Court
Ray Tiler
Suffern
Nutl
River Wall
Fourth Street
Fifth Street
City Hall
Tenry Frank
Frank Bros., Clothiers
Charles MM. Young
Lincoln Park
Harry St. Clair
Waterloo Baseball Association
A.B. Lovejoy
Mears, Lovejoy, Jensen & Gwynne
Co. A. Hanson
Greater Waterloo Association
BP. OW. Frank
Republican County Central Committee
Dairy Cattle Congress
Expansion Aimed at Longer Aircraft Range Plans
The report notes a push to extend aircraft range and mileage, implying shorter timeframes and greater capabilities in upcoming operations. It highlights strategic motives within the broader program and references propulsion and route considerations affecting daily long-haul efforts.
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DAB
Trydnor
Pryrd
I Forum
John Griffith
Timothy Earass
Thiethy Hansen
England
Auto Radiator Repair Co
Awe
Proton Hsell
Macks
West Fifth St
New City Hall
Washington, D. C
Wilson Drug Co
Rexall
Wilson’s
W. Mourth St
Mike
W.B. Horner
Bluff St
Waterloo, Towa
SE Eee
OUP Bel Vice
Ewing G& Crozier
Cedar Heights
Iowa Securities Company
W. W. Beal
Alfred Longley
G. 8, Kleckner
W. P. Jensen