Valuation Talks On City Hall Sale Windowed Inquiries Spur Debate
City officials and merchants discuss a possible sale of the city hall with estimates from 27 000 to 25 000 dollars. The building measures 40 by 50 feet and side walls cannot be opened due to party walls with Lafayette Building and Jake Fuoss. No immediate changes are planned. a separate city jail and front entrance concerns are noted.
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East Side
City Hall
Lafayette Building Company
Jake Fuoss
Courier
Courier patterns order form for Waterlooo Evening Courier
Courier patterns provide up to date design options with seams. Send the coupon to the Fashion Department at Waterlooo Evening Courier in Waterlooo and include 10 cents for each pattern. Orders are filled promptly and should arrive within ten days after mailing.
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Fashion Department
Waterloo Evening Courier
Waterloo
Iowa Launderers to Decide Next State Convention in Waterloo
The Iowa Launderers association executive committee will meet at the Elis hotel in Waterloo on a Thursday to choose the next state convention site and dates for March. Officers include President Howard J. Wilson Des Moines and other leaders from Council Bluffs Muscatine Red Oak Creston. Delegations from Cedar Rapids and Dubuque favored earlier venues, with Waterloo favored this spring and attendees paying their own travel and entertainment. The gathering coincides with the Kimball Ideal laundry public opening, aiming to select a site where the convention is welcomed.
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Iowa Launderers’ Association
Waterloo
Elis Hotel
Des Moines
J. EF. Place
Couneil Bluffs
Waterlon
Kimball Ideal Laundry
Revival Closes Thursday In Sailor Evangelist Series
Captain A R O'Brien preached at East Park Presbyterian church urging mercy for “human derelicts” afloat in life. Sailor themed revival drew crowds. Northminster church planned service tonight. Closing address the following Thursday titled There Go the Ships as Captain O'Brien prepares to leave Minneapolis.
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A.R. O'Brien
East Park Presbyterian Church
Northminster
Captain O'Brien
Minneapolis
Frank Schroeder
Community Announcements and Nursing Register
Cedar hive Xo av will meet Thursday evening at 7 30 in A O VeewW hall. American Nobles meet this evening at 8 in K P hall with a social hour after. Walters drug store on Fourth street west starts a nurse register allowing nurses to enroll with home address and employments for serving the city.
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Cedar Hive
A. Oo
K. of P. Hall
Cc. Walters
Fourth Street West
Waterloo Savings Bank Celebrates Tenth Anniversary in Waterloo
Ten years of service mark Waterloo Savings Bank as it moves to a modern, well equipped office in the Savings Bank Building at Bridge and Commercial streets. Founded with capital of 50,000 in 1897, it expanded to 100,000 in 1908 with over 30,000 in surplus. Officers Johnson, Logan and LaBarre remain in key posts. directors Edwards Platt Siberling long associated. Deposits near 610,898.79. loans chiefly first mortgages. Bank emphasizes confidence and continued growth in West Waterloo.
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Waterloo Savings Bank
Emmons Johnson
Waiter &. Johnn
W. Logan
J. N. LaBarre
Johnson
M Logan
Carleton Sias
Jacob J. Miller
A. J. Edwards
Franklin C. Platt
P. J. Siberling
Leavitt & Johnson Trust Company
Henderson Brug Company
Savings Bank
Bridge and
Commercial Streets
West Waterloo
Emmons .Johnson
Waterloo
the Trust Co
Shores Seeks Reelection as Sheriff Amid Record
Frank M. Shores authorized his re election bid for sheriff as a Republican before the June primaries. Serving a second term, he cites many criminal captures, no escapes, and a strong record. A Waterloo Business College alumnus, he has led with diligence and fairness, including notable captures like Paul J. Phelps and others.
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Frank M. Shores
Tvnekelt
Mr. Shores
Towa
Rhick Hawk County
Waterloo Business College
Shores
Ablo
Ryn
Reformatory
Wis
Valiant Family Returns From Cambridge Banquet
Rex A Valiant and his son Bert returned from Cambridge Alabama where they attended the annual church banquet of the Baptist church. Mr Valiant delivered the address before the congregation he led as pastor prior to moving to Waterloo.
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Rex . A. Valiant
Bert
Cambridge
Mr. Valiant
Waterloo
Red Cross Seals Drive Nets 11000 Stamps In Waterloo
Members of the Red Cross society in Waterloo raise funds during holidays with a sale of Red Cross seals. About 31,000 stamps were distributed, with 1000 sold locally. Mrs H M Reed and Mrs B L Robinson led the drive. the event supported tuberculosis prevention and care. Kimball Laundry officials arrive for the new plant opening. local launderers gather for the event.
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Waterloo
Soul Cay
Ulit Maekey
WSLS
Sohefere
Pratem
HH. Brindall
Admirert
Sumer
Three Ladies Whicch
Red Cross
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Watereoo
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Reus
Esse Ee Eee
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Waterloo Savings
Capepal
Bank
Bridge Street
Johnnson
W. CL Logan
J. Z. Miller
H. M. Reed
B. L. Robinson
WW. Marsh
Effie K. Aml. Jones
Miro
Geo. M. Strain
Omalaw
Strain
Kimball Laundry
Prank J. Kimball
Frederick &. Kimball
Mr. Kimball
Seatrice
Nel
Harry A. Jacobberger
Omaha
Ever
Furni
Ture Business of
Sternshein Furniture
China
Napoleon
Axminster
Sternshein
Union
P. C. Heege
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