Tan Concern Has Big Year Tan Concern Has Big Year
Annual election of officers and directors held last night in the Perpetual Building and Loan Association offices. J M Groat elected president and director. George F Dunham vice president. H C Schultz treasurer. George R Turner secretary. Directors elected for three years: J M Groat Warren Brown G B McWilliams J D Liffring W Illingworth. The company reports \$400,000 in assets, \$111,660 in real estate loans, 921 shareholders with 11,152 shares, and 324 women among shareholders. Loans total \$387,017.05 with \$28,422.14 in profits distributed to shareholders. Future outlook cited as promising by Turner.
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Perpetual Building
Joan, Association
Comimercilal Bank
J. M. Groat
George F. Dunham
H. C. Schultz
George R. Turner
Warren Brown
G. B. McWilliams
J. D. Liffring
W. Illingworth
Mber
Couny
Petition Delayed on Waterloo Depot Plan by Rock Island Officials
C C Lam president of the Waterloo Chamber of Commerce and local business leaders planned to travel to Chicago to present a petition for a new Rock Island depot, but several key participants cannot go now. The postponement extends about ten days to allow all to be free for travel. Foley's Kidney Remedy is advertised with claims of curing kidney and bladder troubles, offered by Wahgler Bros and H W Taggart. Nobby Shoes promotes spring samples from their Waterloo factory showroom at United Town Shoe Co. 247 Fourth Street West.
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C. C. Lam
Chamber of Commerce
Waterloo West
Chicago
Rock Island Railroad
Hare
Liberty
Foley
Wahgler Bros
H. W. Taggart
Nobby Shoes
United Town Shoe
Buckbee-Mears Go Enlarge Plant and Capital
Buckbee Mears company plans a $10,000 equity increase to $35,000 to fund an electrotyping department at its Waterloo plant. The expansion aims to install new machinery with latest patents, boost payroll from 22 to about 35, and raise annual business to around $60,000, mostly from Waterloo customers. A new building is being sought to house the enlarged operations and foreign expansion is anticipated after the upgrade.
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Buckbee-Mears Company
Commercial
Fifth Street
Waterloo
Mr. Mears
Factory Fire On Elizabeth Street Sparks Panic In Tenements
New York January 27 Panic swept nearby tenements as a five story factory on Elizabeth Street burned. More than 100 people fled the street in terror. Fire Captain Connelly was seriously injured after a two story fall. Six other firemen were trapped by a collapsing stairway but escaped by sliding down hose lines. The fire was confined to the factory.
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New York
Elizabeth Street
Connelly
Closed patrol wagon urged to shield prisoners, public
A Waterloo plea presses for a covered patrol wagon to spare criminals and the public from exposure during arrests. A recent incident saw a shrieking, violent woman conveyed through streets with onlookers following. Physicians and citizens favor privacy in emergencies. The notice also promotes events and ads: hospital fair, orchestra, carriage painting, and G A R meetings.
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Waterloo
Improving the Owa Oat Crop for Iowa Farmers
An article by Prof. M. L. Bowman urges Iowa farmers to treat oat seed more like top stock breeding. It argues that inferior seed limits yields and profits, proposes seed patches of two to three varieties, and notes Iowa's average oat yield and costs. The piece stresses planning now to increase quality and quantity of oats statewide.
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M. L. Bowman
Iowa
State of
Towa
Lawa
Iowa State College
Timothy
Beautiful pre nuptial dinner honors two brides
Elizabeth Bedford hosted at her mother Martha Bedford’s South Street home for a pre nuptial dinner in pink decor honoring future sister in law Hazel Vale and Frances Parrott. The seven to twelve guests enjoyed a five course meal, pink rose centerpieces, and informal musical numbers by local hosts and guests.
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Elizabeth Bedford
Martha Bedford
South Street
Hazel Vale
Frances Parrott
Killarney
C. W. Bedford
Hudson
W. H. Bedford
Cedar Falls
A. L. Alexander
Robert W. Parrott
Carl Wilford
Sycamore Street
Bert Wilford
I. Davis
Emma Paschal
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