Assessors Begin 1928 Property Assessments in Waterloo
Waterloo city assessors and field deputies led by J A Townsley began evaluating personal property and new buildings for 1928. Pianos radios and tools valued over 300 dollars will be taxed. horses may be exempt if used for livelihood. Experts target oil stations factories and farm horses with care.
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Waterloo
J. A. Townsley
Townsley
Wasarloo
State Department
Co. E. Klingaman
Waterloo West
J. J. Rainbow
Waterloo East
J. W. Steely
East Business
W. S. Dawson
J. I. Chapman
Chautauqua Park
Soud
Virden Creek
Fourth Street
George H. Cheever
Klingaman
FE. Kingman
Mullan Avenue
A. H. Pinkerton
Kingbard Hill
Pickerton
Rainbow
Thieving Cashier to Serve 10 Years
Indianola Iowa January 11 Woody Brewer cashier of the Farmers Savings bank at Liberty Center was sentenced to ten years in the Fort Madison penitentiary and fined 3600 after pleading guilty to grand larceny by embezzlement in district court yesterday. RAIL BUILDER'S WIDOW DIES Marshfield Oregon January 11 Mrs John W Traer 92 who helped promote and build the Burlington Cedar Rapids and Northern railroad in Iowa died here. She formerly lived at Vinton and Cedar Rapids.
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Tndlanola
Woody Brewer
Farmer's Savings Bank
Liberty Center
Fort Madison
Marshfield
Ore
John W. Traer
Burlington, Cedar Rapids & Northern Railroad
Iowa
Vinton
Cedar Rapids
Golden Youth A Novel of the Younger Generation
Claire Pomeroy presents a melodramatic tale of Mona French a scheming young woman who pursues wealth through romance with Jerry James and Todd Hickman while manipulating Dexter Haines. In a New York move Mona seeks opportunity aided by a married older man as she hints at a future singing career. The chapter follows Mona’s charm and manipulation as she edges toward a risky plan with potential fortune and betrayal.
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Golden Youth
Claire Pomeroy
John
Die Co
National Newspaper Service
Jack Tifgny
Mona French
Jerry
Mona
Todd Hickman
Dexter Haines
Todd
Ture
Mong
Raen
Ramsay French
Waterloo civic council outlines year of progress
The civic council president Lester W. Miller presented a year in review noting the sponsorship of Know Waterloo Week and downtown displays of Waterloo made products. The Naples museum reports a bronze point from the Pompeii ruins, destroyed in 79 AD, as part of its collection.
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Lester W. Miller
Waterloo
the Museum of
Naples
Hias
Pompeli
Young and Short Elected Officers Win Reelect
Charles M. Young was re elected to his council post in a civic leadership election. The vote confirmed continued leadership for the youthful civic group and its agenda in the city.
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Young and Short
Civic Council
Charles M. Young
Salesman Learns a Lesson About Constipation and Skin
Mr Vandivier of New York recalls selling face creams for pimples and blotches. After his face broke out he tried many salves with no success. He found the cause was constipation and credits Scarter's Little Liver Pills from druggists for restoring a healthy skin look in days.
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Vandivier
New York
Is Your Tongue Coated in the Morning
An old fashioned appeal promotes Tanlac as a relief for coated tongue and digestive disorders. A Denver testimonial claims Tanlac cures gas dizziness nervousness and improves sleep and daily work. The ad touts Tanlac as natural herbs with a money back guarantee and urges readers to buy from a druggist today.
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Blaster
Haines
Tal
Braselman
Thane
Bartlett & McFarlane
Russell-Lamson
Wilbert Shallenberger
M.D
Oakwood Boulevard
Chicago
Phelps
Jefferson St
Bishop's
Bishop Cafeteria
Ellis Hotel
Des Moines
Sioux City
BAYER
Bayer Manufactura
Tanlac
Minneapolis
Agausse
Part Wool Union
Chain OF Hono
Sycamore Street
Wagner Hi
el Bldg
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Bell System
Guildleather
The
Waterloo Saddlery Co. ‘Leather
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