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Waterloo
Courier
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Waterloo City Council Proceedings 1923 Jan 8
City in regular session with Mayor Gnasy presiding. Minutes approved. Council reviewed building permits, street lighting, tax suspensions, and sewer work. Officials reported on audits, plumbing, electrical, and street repairs. several petitions referred to committees. Resolutions approved funds transfers and authorized road, sewer, and parking measures.
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Witterloo
Couneil
Mayor Gnasy
Liter
Link
Regstor Tribbitts
Zhamermiaa
Advent
Mar
Wenset
Ted Bofors
Eros Mullan Bridge
Lals
Oks
Warner
Honard Chal
Cardet
Zimerman
Graham, Scuatts & Com- Tey
Buck Chat
J. B Cundiff
Mtymouth Congregational Church
Barak M. Berguson
Independence Avenue
Rachael Yoonkens
Parker
Finines
Buck
Lichiy Co, Inc
Tibbitts
TC Th R. Co
Mourth
Water Streets
Register
Blilebracht
East Tenth Street
George Baker
Lhriveway
Cora. H Shannon
Mohawk Street
Allex
Chirk & Nagel Electrical Company
Chas
Oscar Hauserman
Id Avenue
Denver Street
Quines Street
Logan Avenue
Piaces
Carri
Waterloo
Tawa
Kenteleman Court
Miles Street
FL & NL
Tthe
Shest Car Company
Good Roads Congress
Chicago
Minns
Howard
Tink
Rewister
Tishitta
Zim
Mermain
Muntecinal Court
Consolidated Fund
Kentzienku Court
Deartem
Westfald Avenue
Vaughn Street
City of Waterloo
Manson Street
Oneida
Contr
Zook & Hentz
City of
Waterino
Dunkerton Post Office Change and Local News
Neate Krahn resigns from the Dunkerton post office with Mrs. Frank Kleckner named her successor. An upcoming PT A meeting is slated for Tuesday at the auditorium with refreshments. Union services were held at the M E church Sunday evening and Naomi Brant visited Ona Heink. A Cedar Heights declamatory contest drew Highteen participants. Emma F E Wood, a former local teacher now at Cedar Heights, attended. An auto bus from Waterloo was used for a public conveyance. Ered and Willard Meyers were business callers at Independence Tuesday. Macrame Daye Boyer returns.
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Dunkerton
Neate Krahn
Frank Kleckner
PT. A
Union
M. ‘Er
Naomi Brant
Ona Heink
Highteen
Cedar Heights
Hera Fhurst
Emma FE. Wood
Waterloo
Administratrix appointed in Black Hawk County estate
Bertha D. Wadley named administratrix of Warren H. Hadley estate in Black Hawk County Iowa. Creditors urged to file claims with proper authentication and present them for allowance at the district court clerk’s office. Attorneys Edwards, Lon Ransier, Marrs listed. January 19, 192?
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Aqmin Ixtrat
State of Jews
Black Hawk County
Warren HH
Hnadley
Islack Hawk County
Vierk
Dhetriee Court
Bertha D. Wadley
Edwards
Lon Ransier O& Marrs
Attorne
W. Thompson
Transpore
Acua A. Dawson
Margaret Roeder
Cedar Pyuilu
John F. Cotton
Eber Cotton
I. Dieck
LaPorte. i
Hanson
Maude B. Smith
A Smith
Block View Place
Western Securities Co
CT. Wilson
Westfield
Waterlog
W. OR. Lumry
Mirst
Nat'l Isaak
Geo. RL
Knapp
BP Mores Lota.f
Riverview
Waterloo
D. I. McGrath
H. A. Noltensmeter
Wards & Virden
Soran
Hansz Hansen
Nis
Sek. Wits
Neta. Nwig
Bow
Meck
Inc
Pet Ron
McCor
Mike George
Hammond
Waterloo Place
Ani
Prospect
Harman Heineman
WGB
Nyly
Tanne
Fowler
Yu IL
Wlr
Imosene Richard Alien
Lois Storm Bickley
City Clerk and Officials Authorized to Issue Warrants
In a late 1920s style city proceeding, officials including the mayor and auditor are authorized to issue warrants against named parties for municipal payments. The document lists personnel such as General Baldwin, Suzy Ackerman, and others handling witness fees, labor charges, lighting, sewer work, and contracts, with moved adjournment to January 16. It includes miscellaneous local notices about residents' visits, events, and community activities in Waterloo.
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Eth. i General
Baldwin
Bloom
Suzy Ackerman
Hell
V. Baldwin
Express
Ewe
S. Stroud
Sibs
Rossee
Withiess Fees
Seth Winslow
Rodroan
American LeFrance Fite Kine Co
Supniies
N. W. Boll Tel Co
Ieeeee
East Street
D. Crumrine
Dim Lewis
Labor
Meier
Hen Marx
C. Robinson
Henry Steffan
J. M. Closson
W. Siler
City Clerk
W. E. Xnarey
Chas. Miller
Percy Stone
W. S. Gipe
Rd. Perry
ST Sanit
Wm. Hennings
HE. Rhodenbaugh
Peter Jacoby
West Sanitary
Max Weidegar
Davis
Tabor
Miller
Jerry Guilford
UGHT
Welsbach Street Lighting Co
City Light Service
Bridge,i
Clendenen
Labor - Vaeele
We Miller
Max Weldeger
Indor
West Sewer
Dearborn
Constr
Balence
Biy Stannary
GNAGY
Reinbeck Shots Reported In Early 20th Century
The Reinbeck region records a Sunday afternoon shooting at Hoers restaurant where Carl Allison was struck in the knee by a .223 rifle wielded by the restaurant keeper’s 12 year old son. the incident is described as accidental. The article also notes honors for G. Meyers, bank personnel changes, multiple divorce actions, hospital visits, disease quarantines for scarlet fever and erysipelas, and local social updates including travel and family news.
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Reinbeck
Carl Allison
Lincoln
St Hoers
Gilbert
G. Meyers
Joyce
Meyers
Wendell
Riebesheimer
Sleurney
Cedar Rapids
Bankers Reserve Sife Insurance Company
Effie Remick
EA. Remick
Tait
Indiana Court Not Now Clubroom Opens in Petersburg
Petersburg, Ind. Jan. 15 The local courthouse sees a dramatic shift as Mrs. John Gulick Grim, recently named justice of the peace, enforces strict rules. Chewing gum allowed. tobacco banned. profanity and smoking forbidden. court to operate around the clock to accommodate Cupid. real estate and transfer notices appear in the same item.
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Petersburg
Ind
John Gulick Grim
Chickens By Marion E Leighton
Cy Morris reacts in anger to chickens in the garden while Sary explains they are for summer boarders. He grumbles about extra work and nuisance as he contemplates chasing away the feathered visitors before cooling off in the rocker.
Interdenominational church plan eyed for Iowa State Teachers campus
Leaders from several denominations discuss erecting an interdenominational church house on the Iowa State Teachers college campus. Wesleyan Methodist consider a 25000 building while the Presbyterian board plans a 75000 church and community center, arguing shared facilities reduce maintenance costs and benefit all. The move comes as other college news fills the day.
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Qadar Falls
Iowa States Teachers College
Wesleyan Foundation
Methodist Church
Presbyterian Board of Extension
Cummins Rallies From Serious Illness In La Porte City
L Cumming who has been confined to his home for six weeks with bronchial pneumonia pleurisy and complications is reported as recovering. A physicians panel says recovery proceeds, but he will be home for some time. W V Cummins brother, Great Northern Railway clerk in St Paul, visited. Also notes a birthday celebration for F OM Igon and other local social items including Miss Mabel Kleist undergoing appendicitis surgery and upcoming club activities.
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Nathalie Phegley
Charles Fhegley
Waterleo
Abs. Phegley
Herman
W. Storrison
Bellevue
B. H. Shiner
Thee
Garly
Actice
Allio
Chacier Merrik
Masonic Hall
A. W. Sinden
Ft. J. Vandervoort
Masonic Lodge
Reinbeck
Dwight Davisson
Lamont
Volmi
Martin Juhi
Itrom Scarlet Foyer
Franklin
T. A. Miller
Nouthwest
Leila
E. A. Remick
James O'Brien
Dewar
George Smith
Parl Wratt
Ma Yena
Hudson
Edna
Gertrude Kunter
Chicago
Ef. V
F. J. Linder
O¢iwein
Jennie Watson
Grand Meadow
Minn
Aster Morris
Gus Getter Homa
Marion
Harry Adair Hory
Porte City
N. L. Cumming
Hms
Cummins
W. .S. Lyman
Floy Goble
M. Cummins
W. V. Cummins
General Baggage Department
Great Northern Rail Way
St.Paul
Tha Porte City
St. Paul
X. M. Igon
Igon
Mr. Igon
Ead
la Porte City
Igou
Angus Harmon
Dorothy
Agnate
Tarens
Joiner
Filenn
Summer Boarders Bring Family Turmoil and Romance
Sary insists on hosting summer boarders to earn money and buy what she wants, while Cy resists then relents. Four girls arrive, two of them Grace and Alice stir jealousy, Johnny returns from college with love for Grace, and mother’s authority prevails as Cy concedes. In the end Johnny counsels his father to handle the situation, and Grace and Johnny dream of growing old together on the veranda. Zion Mesh is said to be very good eating, but tiger meat is tough and sinewy, eaten in India for strength and cunning.
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Rooma
Bath
Hungaiaw
F. M. Willer
Clay Street
West & Gul
Charles S. Bicksey Company
Fourth St
Ansgar
Hedeere A. B. Klepneisuh
Denver
Heal Estate
Landology
Marinette
Wisconsin
Skidmore-Field Land Co
Skidmore-flehle
Sale Automobiles
Wise Motor Co
West Street
Stutz
iFor
Franklin
Tharis Mower Co
Ravenings
Gale
Linden Avenue
Lafayette Street
DeLang
Ants Wrecking
Sary
Cy Morris
Pye
Johnny
Lietay
Alice
Sho
Grace
Mike
Sonny
India
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Wateroo Co-Operative
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Care Courier
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Iowa
Council Proceedings
Ered
Willard Meyers
Boyer
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Chas. C.aeackay
Missouri
Bad Harn
Albert Burke
Vern Newsome
Faris
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Cr W. Cottinghan
Des Moines
Yelchey
Jesup
Waterloo East High
Johnson
Grace Fleming
Orange
Co. McGinds
Dorothy Seales
Ioas
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Fred West
Georges Spies
Grace Cturbine
Indiana Court
Woman For Justice
Marion E. Leighton
Cedar Falls
Cedar
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Interdenominational Plan Advantagous
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New
England Journal of Education
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Royal Neighbors
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Woodmen
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TI. D. Corning
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Fortieth General Assembly of
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Tracer
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Laurens
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Mya Edith Adams
Waterloo Evening Courier
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Maboet, Kleist
E. BE. Triem
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Ek. E.friem
South America
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Hemswer
Mra. Field
Air
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Victor Peterson
Alonday
Georgia Hoyt
Berl Ashley
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C. M. Allen Land Company
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