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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1928

Page

20

Waterworks and town growth mark Janesville 1926 progress

Janesville Iowa reports 1926 progress with a bonded $16,000 waterworks loan the first since incorporation. The system includes 7000 feet of mains a 35 foot tank fire protection and 60 customer connections. A new Tyne tank design reduces frost issues and storage increases. The Royer Hawkeye road maintainer and concrete mixers boost local industry. Population rises about 20 percent from 1920 as housing demand grows.

Courtes Janesville Tyne Royer Manufacturing Company Waterloo

Hazleton Opens New School Auditorium Gym

Hazleton Iowa voters approved a new school gymnasium in March and the facility was opened for school use in November. The 21 foot ceiling allows a three sided balcony and pillars-free floor, seating 600 for plays and 350 for basketball. The $20,000 addition includes a large stage, a top notch floor, and a high quality band program with 115 students. The gym spurs expanded drama, debate, and civics activities while walls display engravings and portraits of U S figures and scientists.

Courier Epecial Service Hazleton Iowa Alrready Aurora United States Town City Lyrin Jarass Oclwein Paren Veacher Association

Upper Iowa University on Threshold of New Era

Upper Iowa University, founded 1857, in Fayette Iowa, moves into a new era after 1928. The college has grown from two church supported years to an independent nonsectarian Christian college with a $300000 fundraising goal by June 20 1929. Dr J W Dickman predicts a bright future. The campus features the limestone hall and 1920 gymnasium with a possible theater conversion and a modern pool. Freshman enrollment rose last fall.

Upper Iowa University College Hall Fayette Courier Special Service Pioneer Educational Institution Iowa J. W. Dickman Upper Iowa

Butler Co Town Supplies Grabs for Iowa Roads

Clarksville Iowa December 31 Enlarged market for sand and gravel spurs a major investment in plant and equipment by Concrete Material Corp boosting local jobs to about 30 and output to 3500 carloads. Water plant upgrades cost 1000 while school and warehouse renovations run 700 and 860 respectively. Road work includes new crossings sidewalks grading and a white on black aviator guide atop Landes garage. Creamery boosts year round employment, and new residence construction plus numerous repairs mark a busy year in Clarksville.

Courier Special Service Clarksville Concrete Material Corporation Lmits Supt B. M. Smith Cresco Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Landes Chicago Great Western Railway G. W. Gough Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway F. D. Merrill Iowa Public Service Bell Telephone Creamery White Swan Bakery Clarence Nissen Sumner, Allison and Packard Julius Buchholz Pleasant Valley B. Stevenson John McElhaney Ernest Hahn Henry Wedeking Henry Sarah Lowe

Ackley Ends 1923 With Record of Progress and Growth

Ackley closes 1923 with strong progress in building and public works. New power plant upgrades cost about 75 000 to 109 000 dollars and the electric system shifts to alternating current. The telephone system gains 15 000 to 18 000 dollars in improvements. Churches receive substantial upgrades, and the town notes 70 000 to 75 000 spent by Marshall Canning for the canning plant. Ackley's prosperity extends to farmers with new residences and large barns, keeping builders busy as the town looks to 1929 with optimism.

Courier Special Service George F. Althouse Ackley Cnt Tull Public I+linois Central St. Mary’s Catholic Church St. John's Evangelical Church Marshall Canning Company Iowa Nead Ered

Rock Island to Build Track Sheds at Des Moines Station

Des Moines reports Rock Island lines will spend about 36000 dollars on new track sheds at the Des Moines station. The project aims to improve maintenance, with funding allocated for facility upgrades and safety.

Des Moines Rock Island Lines

Brant Birdpopulation Surges Along Hatteras Coast

Ocracoke North Carolina December 31 AP Brant a wild waterfowl species long puzzling ornithologists is reported by Capt Bill Gaskill a longtime guide to be more plentiful this year than in fifty years of observation The birds migration patterns remain poorly understood with spring movements toward Labrador and fall sightings confined to Pamlico Sound vicinity near Hatteras to within a few miles of shore.

Ocracoke N. C Brant Bill Gaskill Altho Labrador Pamlico Sound Hatteras, Wngs Long Island Sound

Casebeer Heights Shows 26 Per Cent Gain in Residences

Casebeer Heights east of Waterloo on the Raymond road reports a 26 percent rise in dwellings in 1928 with eight new year round homes. Builders include R E Seery B Bachtell N J Tiedemann Ed Hess Wayne F Shick W R Dumire and L F Hutchison. Total occupied residences reach 39 on Cedar river bluff as electric and soon telephone service arrive. Casebeer Heights remains unincorporated under the sole control of Jack Casebeer who retired from the Waterloo restaurant trade and lives in one of the permanent houses.

Casebeer Heights Waterloo Raymond Road R. E. Seery B. Bachtell N. J. Tiedemann Ed Hess Wayne F Jack” Casebeer Casebeer

Improvements Spent By Iowa Railway in Local Vicinity

Iowa Railway Light Co spent about 450000 dollars on improvements in the Marshalltown area during the past year.

Anita General Service Co moves to new quarters

Anita IA December 31 The Anita General Service Co has moved to new quarters in the G M DeCamp building on Main street.

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First Bondaout B. HE. Mitchell Charles Bye George R. Shepard Bremer Black Hawk Masonic Lodge Rebekah Lodge W. A American Legion and the Legion Auxiliary P T. A. Association M. E. Church Danesvile Washington Township Black Benk County Henderson Memorial Library David B. Henderson Butler CO Ed Holland Howard Clark James Cook Henry Ediker Frank Ralsty Muller & Brockman Elevator Co Bergen Lumber Company Telephone Company Hatteras the Heights Photo By Seehawk Jack Casebeer Waterloo Real Estate Waterloos Lester W. Miller Pioneer Bank Ewing & Crozier Sweeney Company THE Sweeney CO Armstrong All Steel India Los Angeles Harrisburg, Penn Armstron Mfg.co Waterloo, Iowa,u.s.a Sena
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