Black Hawk County 1928 Highway Spending Totaled 131798
County Engineer OQ G Thompson reports 131798.23 expended on Black Hawk county road system in 1928. Bridges and culverts cost 48122.97, roads 83675.28. System covers 124 miles with 21 unbuilt, six graded but not surfaced. Planned work aims to finish grading bridging and surfacing within two years. Maintenance totaled 31693.84. Reports on township roads to follow.
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Black Hawk County
OQ. G. Thompson
Iowa State Highway Commission
Ames
Orange Eagle
Wil
Highway Commission
Radio Schedule Fragments from City Stations
A fragmented listing of Thursday program rosters across major stations KWK KYW WJZ WEAF WTMJ and others, detailing shows such as Sings Musical Variety Orchestra and special features. It catalogs time slots from early afternoon to late night with numerous station call letters and program titles, reflecting a dense, era-specific schedule roundup.
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Sparkers
WJZ
KDKA
WLW
KWK
KYW
WREN
WEAF
WRO
WGY
WWJ
KSD Wow
WDAF
KYOO
WFAA
BPRC
WOAL
WTMJ
WHAS
WSM
WMO
WSB
KGO
KGW
EKOMO
KFI
KHQ
KSTP
KPO
WIZ
KSD
WDAP
KVOO
KPRC
WMC
WSE
KOA
WEBC
KSFP
WJAX
Bizet
Beville
WABG
Wado Wekrg
WGHP
WOWO
KMOX
Kembo Koil
WSPD
WBBM
Wabo Wadc
Whehro
KGHP
KMBC
KOIL
WSPOD
WHK
WSSM
Chicago
Orchestral Insomnia Club
WGN
Nighthawks
Almanak
Sentinels
WMAQ
U. of Chicago
Whitney
Amos-Andy
Filmore
WCCO
Minneapolis
ZHAR
WHG
Des Moines
Porhan's
Hoover Sentinels
Setherling
AMC
Maxwell House
Halsey-Stuart
Weather Park Central Hotel
Rankers Life Hille Symphony
Friday Features on the Asa Circus and Radio Listings
Radio schedule fragment with stations and programs across multiple markets. Mentions orchestras, dance music, light opera, and reviews, plus local notices and late-night features. No coherent single event. reads as an OCR clutter of schedule items and call-letters.
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Asa
Wiz Edka
WSM
WMC
WSB
Orchestra
Cavaliers
WEAP
WTAM
WOW
KSD
KWOO
WFAA
Wxaq
Kimox Koil
WEKRC
Weco
Wiz
WIZ Kdrka Wlw
WIR
KYW
WREN
WJAK
WHAS
WSM Wc
KOA
KSL
KGO
KFI
KGW
WOMO
KSTP
KPO
KPRC
WOAY
KVOO
Wi2z
KDKA
WLI
KWK
WTMJ
Kyooa
WPAA
WOAL
KGG
KOMG
WHO
SAR -Kyw
Chicago
1Ield
Uncle Bob
Gircus
Sextel
Insomnia Clu
WMG
WGN Chicago
I20
Almanak
Radio Floorwalker
Paris
WGN Opera Ca
UTG
Andy
Cincinnati
Ion
Quakers
FIO2
Minneapolis
Asie
Singera
Crystal Guear
Howard Melntey
Merry Ramblers
Des Moinen
U. SB. Dept. of Agriculture
Montgomery Ward
Winter Russell
Gotham Tris
Sabu
Gonstance Mecturg
Bolivia and Paraguay Accept Border Arbitration Protocol
La Paz reports Bolivia has accepted a protocol for arbitration and conciliation of the Gran Chaco border dispute with Paraguay, joining Paraguay which already accepted. A five-nation commission will include the United States Cuba Brazil Uruguay and Argentina. Argentina may decline to participate. Uruguay names three delegates to join four other nations in the panel.
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la Paz
Bolivia
U.P
Paraguay
United States
Cuba
Brazil
Uruguay
Argentina
Une
League of Nations
Washington
Buenos Aires
W.ph
United Press Today
Montevideo
A.P
Eduardo Rodrignes Larreta
Pefitn Menint Rios
Juan Jose Amazaga
Waterloo Gun Club Plans State Tournament Shoot
Officers of Waterloo Gun club map the fifty third annual Iowan State Sportsmen's association tournament to be held next June at Byrnes park Ark. The three day event includes the annual meeting and banquet. President Nic Webber calls meeting for 7 30 p m Wednesday Jan 9 at the Elks club to discuss preparations and urges Ark members to attend.
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Omcers of
Waterloo Gun Club
Iowan State Sportsmen's Association
Nic Webber
The
Elks Club
Byrnes Park Ark
Lingelbach Installed U S W We Commander
William Lingelbach of 1138 Allen Street was installed as commander of Pred Willier Camp United Spanish War Veterans at Memorial Hall. The installing officer was F A Swartz with officers James Young Earl Ts White A V Jolls Frank Seigert G B Smith C O Pierce A J Artus J A Trimble Henry H ersleb J A Cary Dr E F Stevens on the staff. Lingelbach succeeds Dr Pierce as commander.
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William Gingelbach
Allen Street
Regular Air Passenger Service Opens Jan 9 Over Lindbergh Circle
Miami announces the start of Pan-American Airways inaugural mail passenger route linking five nations with the United States. Flights will run 1440 miles from Miami to Havana and beyond to Curaçao, Santo Domingo, Port au Prince, Porto Rico, and Nassau with thr ues from New York and Chicago providing through service. Fares run about 25 dollars above rail and sea travel. The service uses ten multi motored planes and includes an air rail connection via New York, Boston, St. Louis, and Chicago. A new Minami airport terminal will welcome travelers.
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Lindbergh Circle
Miami
Fla
Charles A. Lindbergh
Lindbergh
West Indies
Central America
America
United States
Americas
Heroe
Havana
Camaguey
Santiago
Cuba
U Prince
Haiti
Santo Domingo City
Dominican Republic
San Juan
Porto Rico
Nassau
Bahamas
York
Chicago
Post Office Department
Kelly Foreign Air Mail Act
New York
Bos
New
Minami
Pan-American Airways, Inc
Panama Canal Zone
Central American
J. T. Trippe
Charles A. Lindbargh
Madame Fraya Predicts Gloomy 1920 With Many Disasters
Paris forecasts a hard year with a king's death two French political figures and two famed literary men dying. Airplane, radio, and steamer accidents will flood front pages while crime and divorces rise. Water disasters strike, aviation advances, and a war threat looms though no bloodshed expected. Madame Fraya claims growing living costs and many small-business failures.
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Paris
U.P
Madame Fraya
Alfred Leewenstein
France
Cbinet
America
M. Lowenstein
Channel
Madame Fraye
Waterloo Couple to Manage Floyd County Home
Charles City Iowa January 3 special Mr and Mrs W Houge of Waterloo have taken over the duties of steward and matron at Floyd county home with W B Norris retiring to reside there temporarily Brother dies in Illinois Osage Illinois January 3 special F J Cromer called to Savanna IL New Year by death of his brother George Cromer president of the building and loan association in that city
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Charles City
W. Houge
Waterloo
Floyd County
W. B. Norris
Brother Dyes
Illinois
Osage
F J. Cromer
Savanna, ML
New
George Cromer
Building and Loan Association
Mail Orders Swell Automobile License Plate Business
Ninety three automobile licenses were issued yesterday by W F Jeffrey head of the motor vehicle license department in the county treasurer's office. Most of these orders came in by mail. Twenty two trucks were licensed yesterday all of the applications being received thru the mail. P A Doolittle representing the state department had issued 20 chauffeurs licenses up to this morning. He estimates there are about 100 drivers in this county who should receive these permits. Doolittle will be in the county treasurer's office today and probably most of tomorrow. This personal service is for the accommodation of the public and to save applicants delay and extra cost. Doolittle stated where applications are sent to the department at Des Moines there may be delay and some cost. It is the desire of Ed M Smith secretary of state to save chauffeurs all the cost possible.
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W. F. Jeffrey
P. A. Doolittle
State Department
Doolittle
Doolible
Des Moines
Ed M. Smith
Express Bill 600 on Horse Shipment to Massachusetts
One of the most valuable carloads of horses ever shipped from Reinbeck Iowa was loaded Sunday night on the Rock Island railway bound for Springfield Massachusetts. The horses were bought locally around Reinbeck and Waterloo by Dick Randall Eastern buyer and shipped by express with charges on the car of the shipment.
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Reinbeck
Rock Island Railroad
Springfield
Mass
Waterloo
Dick Randall
Eastern
Express
Horse sale details and Parkersburg social note
Report lists 29 horses totaling 600 dollars and a single 2120 pound animal costing 320 dollars. A different team bought from James Mooty at 550 dollars was the highest priced pair in the lead. In Parkersburg Indiana on January 3, Mrs. Fannie Stewart visits sister Miss Cora Waters at her home.
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James Mooty
Parkersburg
Parkersburg, In
Fannie Stewart
Cora Waters
The Hero of the Circus and The Outcast at Local Theaters
Tonight at Palace and Strand theaters audiences see Maciste in The Hero of the Circus a thrill feature with comedy Curiosities and Tarzan the Mighty fourth chapter plus AIVIGRA Beware of Bachelors and Audrey Ferris with William Collier Jr in featured roles Also on stage Bill Carlin Knox Baker Sugar and Maceo Thomas perform Corinne Griffith stars in The Outcast a sound picture about a street girl and bachelor with Vitaphone acts Aureole Graven violinist Jack North Joke ster Dora Maughan Song Impressions Tiffany color picture and news reel also shows.
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Palace
Maciste
Audrey Ferris
William Collier, Jr
Bill" Carlin
M. c
Knox & Baker
Sugar
Maceo Thomas
Corinne Griffith
Edmund Lowe
Vitaphone
Aureole Graven
Violiist
Bailey & Barnum
Globe Trotters
Jack North
Jokester
Dora Maughan
Tiffany
Iowa City Man Gets Farm Near Maynard
Hazleton Jan. 3 W H Finch of Iowa City and J Morton of Hazleton sold a 90 acre farm a mile and a half north of Maynard to W H Stimmel of Iowa City They take in exchange Mr Stimmel's residence property in Iowa City and 10 acres with three houses at Walnut Iowa The buyer will move soon from Iowa City to the farm
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Courier
Hazleton
W. H. Finch
Towa City
J. ©. Morton
Maynard
W. H. Stimmel
Iowa City
Mr. Stimmel
Walnut
Towa
Summer
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Associated Press
By Ben Dave Allen
Bobby Thatcher
Perry
Kleek Street
Toronto
A& Street
George Storm
Bobby VM
Lingelbach
PAN American Airways
Outes
Mme
Fraya
Loewenstein
Madame Prayn
Sill
Floyd CO
Massachusetts
Wilt, Edmund Lowe
Avidnite
Auri Ole
Craven, Bailey and Barnum
More Anniversary Entertainment
Bill Carlin
Knox and Baker
Sally Tilden
William Collier Jr
Irene Stone
Edie Nelson
Ralph Jones
Fannie Brice
al Jolson
MY Man
Zieefesa
Macister
Tarzan the Mighty
Coney Island
Armory
Vern
Blumelodians
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