Sidewalk program outlined by city council in 1828 plan
City engineer to draft a resolution of necessity for sidewalks through put there as part of a major 1828 program. Several sewer petitions read and a sewer construction plan likely. Bryant Paying Co claims money mismanagement after a bank failure. council advised awaiting bank receiver. 15 cent rebate issue for clover destruction claims denied.
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Ralph B. Slippy
Bryants
J. G. Clark
Bryant Paying
Clark
A. M. Reed
Waterloo Bank & Trust Co
Toseph Kelly
Standard Battery Hosts Willard Distributors Meeting
Standard Battery and Electric Co. of Willard distributors entertained about 75 Willard service station operators from northeastern Iowa at an all day conference and school of instruction at Hotel Russell Lamson. The event featured a motion picture of a 1000 battery carload unloading near Waterloo Gasoline Engine Co. Banquet and films of the Willard factory were planned, with talks by company leaders John Hanson president and F.B. Wood manager.
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Willard
Standard Battery & Electric Co
Willard Distributors
Qarthe Fastern
Iowa
Hotel
Russell-Lamson
Waterloo
Willard Factory
The
John Hanson
F. BM. Wood
JUD KENT REGAINS CHAMPIONSHIP TITLE AS DOG TEAM DRIVER
Ida Ashton reports Jud Kent wins the American dog derby in a two hour 18 minute 18 second finish, the closest in the snow trail classic. Smoky Gaston takes second, Olcott Zarn third, Tom Morefield fourth, Kent earning a second leg toward permanent ownership of the American cup after two years of training in Targheel forest.
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Ashton
Ida
Toad Kent
Targheel Forest
Smoky Gaston
Olcott Zarn
Tom Morefield
Kent
Dr Boysen on Washington life at Y's Men’s Club
Dr H A Boysen spoke at the Y's Men’s Club dinner on Washington's life and patriotism. He highlighted Washington's honesty, kindness, and religiosity, noting his practice of post-battle religious instruction for soldiers and his humility before his troops.
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DR. Boysen
Washington
Y'S Men’s Club
H. A. Boysen
Y's Men's Club
Whington
Hoysen
Inds
Poysen
The Green Stone in a Cunningham Family Crisis
Mary Cunningham faces a moral crisis after theft of a priceless emerald to save her grandfather’s plantation. The tale traces her struggle with Cunningham honor, forgotten debts, and a looming web of pursuers as she flees through New York and back to the Pine US slum and estate, with trusted Mandy and distant threats shaping her fate.
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Cunningham
Pine
M.c
Bilary Cunningham
Slim
Mary
New York
Stina
Crawley
Hig Aun
Cranley
Hel
Tikes Dhor Tt
Tha
Aliry
Lick
The Mackenzie and Cunningham Families on Crown Grants
The MacKenzie estate suffers debt and decline with Doctor MacKenzie, widowed and in Pine Hill, leasing the remnant to Morehead. He remains a friend to Jeremiah Cunningham and his granddaughter, while their ancestral crown grants shrink from vast domains to a sea‑front triangle. Mary longs for guidance as she faces a perilous need to prove an emerald sale to Grandy, unsure how to reach the Crumleys in New York.
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Grundy
Grindy
Hell
Crumleys
New York
Grandy
Mandy
Mary
Hawthorne
Smollet
Melding
Johnson
Pope
Sterne
Cunningham
MacKenzie
Doctor MacKenzie
Pine Hill
Morehead
MacKenzies
Cunninghams
Jeremiah Cunningham
Cornucopia
Thomas Crumley
Mystery of Crumley Wingate Tales Examined
A female recounts adventures that strain belief while seeking corroboration from Crumley and Wingate as a future relief for Grandy. The text hints that confirming the stories could ease his torment and perhaps convince him of their truth.
A Homemade Pinex Cough Syrup Promises Quick Relief
An old home remedy touts Pinex cough syrup as a fast, affordable cure for stubborn coughs, bronchitis, hoarseness, and related throat and chest ailments. It claims a 24% ounce preparation in a pint bottle, using pine extract, sugar syrup, or alternatives like honey, with guaranteed satisfaction and a money refund.
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Tha Pinex Co
T Wayne
Ind
Night Cough Quickly Relieved by FOLEY'S Honey and Tar
A letter from H W Webb of Quincy reports a severe night cough erased after using FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND. He notes one dose eased the cough and allowed a good night’s rest. The ad claims it is one of the world's largest selling cough medicines, contains no opiates and is safe for children, urging insistence on FOLEY'S and to refuse substitutes.
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H. W. Webb
Quincy
FOLEY
Foley’s
Attic Chart Sparks Urgent Plot Twist
In a tense moment the heroine leaps up exclaiming the evidence must be destroyed tonight to prevent Grandy from discovering the chart in the attic. The scene ends on a cliffhanger with the line to be continued.
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Grandy
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Standard Battery and Electric CO
Jud Kent
the Green Stone
Harold Macgrath
Doubleday, Page & Co
Consolidated Magazines Corporation
the Country Cie Press
Garden City
N.Y
Cose Cunningham
A Cunningham
Marie Cunnel
Cunningtham
Mary Cunningham
Phelps
Made
Jefferson St
Smart Shop
Aetadia
Vicinity
Crawford's Smart ’ Shop
Crumley
Wingate
Thera Attic
Kurtz-Reinhart Co
Fuel & Transfer Phone
Mullan Ave
Jhru Pullman
Chicago
ARC
Arcola
Imray Oes
Cubs Seel
Arcola Headquarters
Rynearson & Koch
East Fifth St
Ake
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