Plans Proposed For New Waterloo Sewers and Disposal Plant
City officials consider a new sewer plan across three additions with a disposal plant at Black Hawk Creek as the sole solution. Engineer Smith and Rohy review ground, costs, and timing for a special election to fund the improvement amid river-use opposition and forthcoming legislation.
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Smuith
Kan Rope Jang
Smith
Rohy
Lare
Waterloo
Slimy Creature Destroys Garden in Waterloo
Local children ages 7 to 14 tend 26 city plots on Hendolph and Ivanvitt streets under Mrs Cadwallader. They reported garden destruction by a slimy creature and will meet Thursday with their instructor at 919 Jefferson Street to discuss insects and pests that threaten vegetation.
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Hendolph
Ivanvitt
Cadwallader
Death notice for Mrs A H Bates in Muskegon area
The remains of Mrs. A. H. Bates died in Minneapolis. Funeral at First Congregational Church in Muskegon. Survived by husband Ralph and infant son. Also a brief note on A P Houston becoming deputy U S marshal in Waterloo replacing John Philpot. Houston will move to Dubuque with family.
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Minneapolis
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Washington Street
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Elmwood
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Minnneapolis
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Bates
Muskegon
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Dunique
A. P. Houston
Waterloo
John Philpot
United States
Lee McNeeley
Marshal Moore
A. G. Lietz
Mary Norman
Philpot
Watering Potlee
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Wheat Ravaged by Nesoiian Fly Across Large Area
Washington July 2 The Lesgt fly damages wheat across a wide swath from northern Oklahoma and Arkansas north through Kansas Missouri Nebraska and east to Indiana Ohio and Pennsylvania. The Agriculture Department warns of millions of bushels in lost yield and says no remedy exists now to lessen current damage urging farmers not to sow wheat in August to protect next year's crop.
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Washington, D. C
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Oklahoma
Arkanas
Kansas
Missouri
Nebraska
Buiness
Indiana
Ohio
Pennsylvana
Department of Agriculture
Department
Express Agent Slayer Dies in Electric Chair
Auburn July 2 David Munn aged 20 died in the electric chair here for the murder of express agent Harry T Edwards in Corning. The crime was uncovered in February when a telephone receiver was knocked down during the struggle in the express office. A telephone girl alerted police after seeing the revolver and hearing Edwards cry out.
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David Munn
Harry T. Edwards
Express
Corning
Dunn
Edwards
Nashor
Town Criers Ad Club ends successful season
The Town Criers Ad Club closed its season at the Waterloo club with an informal menu and praise for Waterloo’s delegation including a parade float at the recent national advertising convention in Chi rua. Members note a beneficial winter program and announce July and August meetings will be suspended.
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Waterloo Club
Chirua
Waterloo
Better Times Predicted for Middle West Trade Outlook
The federal reserve board reports July release notes mixed conditions across districts. Middle western outlook shows steady progress though early June retail weakness affected farm crops, while late notices forecast improved prospects and growing confidence for manufacturers and distributors.
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Washington, D. C
Thaw Sanity Trial Prep Gathers Evidence
Justice Mendricket and the jury in the Ky Thaw sanity trial reconvened as the state reviewed documentary evidence. State lawyers expect Evelyn Nesbit Thaw to appear as a witness early next week, abandoning plans to compel her attendance.
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New York
Justice Mendrick
Harry Ky Thaw
Evelyn Nesbit ‘Thaw
Pellagra cases under observation rise in Arkansas
Little Rock July 2 198 Pellagra cases under observation in Arkansas health officials state that outbreaks in several towns are being managed by Dr W Garrison and Dr J Goldberger. Garrison expects unobserved remote cases to double the known total.
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Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas
W. Garrison
Joseph Goldberger
United States Public Health Service
Garrison
Food import drive under Swiss embargo fears
Austrian and Hungarian agents are buying large quantities of food in Basel and Savetzerland through Paris, paying high prices to stock up before a likely Swiss export embargo. The motive is to secure supplies ahead of government action.
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Basel
Switzerland
Paris
Desolation in Vera Cruz as Bodies Hang From Trees
Report from Jalapa Vera Cruz describes desolate scenes along a rail route to Xalapa with bodies hanging from trees and telegraph poles. Refugees swell the city to 30,000 as noncombatants grow exhausted by military rule. Wilson's warning to military chiefs reportedly gains favor.
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Aiapi
Jidapa
Vera Cruz
Jalapa
Republc
Wilson
Noted Fragments Spark Local Hoping for Harmony
In a string of quirky lines from comic and sports tones a farmer warns off fishing on posted property while a couple's separation is noted and a boy praises a star player. The entries mix humor and everyday life scenes from readers.
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