Protest over street marker type at city council meeting
City council to decide whether to replace wooden vertical street name posts with a more durable and ornate marker. Committee chair Miller is away, delaying action as two council members push for alternatives before 1100 posts are purchased. Businessmen urge better signs. hitching posts on every corner are criticized.
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Poetry and Book News From Classic and Modern Voices
The piece surveys Edna St Vincent Millay, Nathalia Crane’s early poetry, Stephen Gwynn’s Ireland, Arthur Gutterman’s satirical verse, and Elgar Lee Masters Spoon River works. It notes Robert Frost winning the Pulitzer for New Hampshire and lists other poetry volumes and library arrivals, plus a local basketball result and a baby birth in Wichita.
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Elgar Lee Masters
Spoon River
Koslowskis
Robert Frost
Relics With Documents in Window Displayed by R. G. Wilkins
A Waterloo window shows relics aged 150 to 226 years, owned by R. G. Wilkins of 702 Riehl St. The display includes a 226 year old spinning wheel, a 1800 Ulster County Gazette copy, a cane gun, a 1854 New York to Florida wheel, a 150 year old smaller wheel, an antique rifle, and an old cradle. Documentation traces ownership through five generations, linking items to early American life and frontier travel to the Rocky Mountains and Spirit Lake.
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George Washington
New York State
Minnesota
Waterloo Roofing & Supply Co
Barron-Moore Coal Company
Fifth Street
R. G. Wilkins
Riehl Street
Tearn
News York State
Mark Lewis
America
Egypt
Encyclopaedia
Flord County
Wilkins
Illinois
Towa
Oliver Wilkins
Oklahoma City
John Or+chard
Rocky Mountains
Orchard
Spirit Lake
Dakotas
Vintage 1880 Oxen Shoes Revealed As Rarity
Footwear pieces warn to protect oxen hoofs used in transport and farming. Displayed pair from 1880 shows modern factory-made features. local memories recall handmade blacksmith shoes. Iron remnants found in St James Missouri by Mr Wilkins years ago, noted for rust resistance by a white-haired old man.
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Wilkins
St. James
Birth notices list numerous Feb. births across multiple Iowa households
Mr and Mrs Johan MM Aflangin welcome a daughter Joan on Feb 7 in Washington. Daniel T. Coughlin reports a daughter Marjory on Feb 2 at 923 First West. Glen E Edwards greet Mary Louise on Feb 4 at 348 Dawson. Brady's Jay 29 birth of Jack Donald is noted for Mr and Mrs Condon of 1700 Lafayette. Additional births include Lavina une on Jan 31, Blane Isabelle to Mr and Mrs Elder of 232 Oliver on Feb 4, Herbert LeRoy to Fred Kittrell on Feb 7, and Dale Stobert to Mr and Mrs Francis Johnson on Jan 31. Multiple other families report sons Robert William, Edward Morris, Marvin John, John Richard, Lor raine, Vera Lor raine, Kenneth Merle, Betty Jane, Robert D, Robert Paul, Arthur James, Daniel Rex, and more with dates spanning January 16 to February 11 across addresses in cities including Washington, Brady, Orange Township, Mullan West, Glenwood, Waterloo, and Kingsley.
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Daniel T. Coughlin
Pirst West
Marjory
Mer
Glen E. Edwards
Dawson
Mary Louise
Atv
Condon
Brady
Lafayette
Jay
Jack Donald
Mee
Figleax
Adams
Afker Wood
Lavina Une
Johor Elder
Oliver
Blane Isabelle
Fred Kittrell
Syelamore
Herbert LeRoy
Francis K Johnson
Dale Stobert
Edwin W. Kehe
Kern
Robert Willam
George E. Thompson
Patricia
Thomas Plaherty
Edward Morris
Ray Johnston
Washington
Bins
John Mitchell Hoffman
Knoll
Marvin John
John W. McRoberts
Orange Township
John ‘Richard
Sanford
McCallum
Mullan West
Karl Tlomz
Township
Lorraine
Walter MW Bartlett
Ninth West
Vera
Floyd A. Ackerman
Baltimore
John F
Richard Eugene Wagner
Randolph
Kenneth Merle
Myre
Peter Paul Salentite
Fourth East
Betty Jane
Harlan L. Prantress
Moir
Robert D
Fred B. Morris
Lime
Robert Yvans
Alexander Stermat
Glenwood
Fab
Robert Paul
Arthur J. Stealy
Parker
Fen
Arthur James
Arthur Harris
Waterloo
Daniel Rex
Leland Hubert Lesher
Robert Leland
Kingsley
David Martin
Western
Nicholas J. Kramer
Afartin Tonnair
Frank Harold Price
Floy Elizabeth
Fr Eighmey Named Receiver for Black Hawk Bank
Frank J. Eighmey, already acting as agent for the bank’s liquidating trustees, received notice from Washington of his appointment by the comptroller of the currency as receiver. The move follows federal banking law and aims to wind up Black Hawk National Bank. Eighmey has spent most of his adult life in banking and related work. Depositors will be paid in due course.
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Frank J. Eighmey
Black Hawk National Bank
Washington News
Comptroller of
Black Hawk Bank
Eightey
O Sh e a Trade Talk Nets Anson Pitcher Spurbeck
O Shea May figure in deal for Anson pitcher Spurbeck with shifting plans under Mr Kightey. Checks mailed to depositors A B and CG, with more mailings planned to finish names by fourth alphabet letter. Spurbeck seeks return to Three I circles after leaving Marshalltown. O Shea, long Mississippi Valley league standout, may join the same path. dinner party and bridge noted at Nokomis home honoring Mrs Ralph.
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Eightney
O'Shea
Anson
Spurbeck
Tohn O'Shea
St. Louis
Shadows Club
T. A. Spurbeck
EF. H. Ralph
Nokomis
Pittsburgh
C. J. Pebility
Klinefetter
Waterloo
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