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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1921

Page

9

Court Decision Favors Board In District 7

Judge HB Boies ruled the county board has sole jurisdiction over District 7 drainage, allowing bids and contract for tiling and open ditch on the Grant highway east of town. The decision may be appealed to the supreme court, potentially delaying work for a year or more.

HB. Boies Ed Carroll County Board of Supervisors Grant Boies Supreme Court County Board Harry M. Reed Reed, Tuthill & Reed T. P. Harrogton Algona E. F. Feely Waterloo J. F. Kirby Marengo Kirby Harrington Kossuth

Alaskan Missionary to Speak July 7 at Westminster

Presbyter ian churches of Water loo and vicinity will hear Dr Frank H Spence missionary and surgeon at Fort Burrow Alaska at the fifth annual rally at Westminster church Thursday July gs In this most northern of mis-

Westminster Waterloo Frank H. Spence Fort Burrow Alaska Westminster Church

G W A Proposes New Route for Grant Highway

The Greater Waterloo association and district engineer inspected the Raymond road to Jesup versus the Grant or Hawkeye highway this morning. They compare mileage, grades, bridges and material access as the Iowa highway commission weighs final action on designating the Raymond road as a primary route. About 15 to 20 Waterloo businessmen will take a two day auto trip between July 15 and 20 to study neighboring cities good roads work and bring ideas back to Waterloo.

Raymond Road Jesup Grant Or Hawkeye Highway Greater Waterloo Charles City Mason City Marshalltown Cedar Rapids Belle Plaine

County Returns Five Years of Naturalization Fees

Fred Pettit, clerk of courts, turned over 667.50 in naturalization fees to Ed Madigan, county treasurer. The funds dated back to 1916 after a Supreme Court ruling declared clerks are not entitled to these fees in Iowa. The case followed a Plymouth county decision and a state auditor challenge led by J. F. Wall.

Fred Pettit Ed Madigan Supreme Court Iowa J. F. Wall State Auditor's Office Plymouth County A Trial Court

Drowned Boy Henry Kuehn Funeral Set for Sunday

Funeral services for Henry Kuehn, the Cedar River drowning victim, will be Sunday at 2 30 p m at Linden M E Church conducted by Rev C W Harrop. Burial will be in Fairview. The body was found far below the beach after hours in the water, with no bruises. The death remains a mystery with no eyewitnesses after his companion left him.

Henry Kuehn Cedar River Linden M. E. Church C. W. Harrop Fairview the Courier

Think Many Killed in Irish Ambuscade Think Many Killed in Irish Ambuscade

Dublin reports an ambush near Dromere where a police patrol was attacked by civilians. Many believed killed, with early AP details uncertain and awaiting official confirmation.

Associated Press Dublin Dromere

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