Ten Fined In Rainbow Drive Traffic Crackdown
Waterloo court fines ten drivers in a Rainbow drive enforcement sweep for bright lights and cutouts. Judge Wood imposes a standard fine of 1.50 plus costs, noting Rainbow drive lies within the city limits and jurisdiction covers Castle Hill Cedar Heights and Cedar Falls. Police reported many offenses and several cases were not docketed for later hearing.
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C.grall
Wood
Halnbow Drive
Castle Hill
Cedar Heights
Cedar
Waterloo
Caiar Falls
Rainbow Drive
Strange Capers Of Shabbily Dressed Man Frighten Farmer S Wife
Mrs Schauer faced an intruder at Readly Nebraska three miles north of town as he demanded food and money Then he forced entry through a cellar window and fled when a crowd gathered Sheriff Krause responded but he had already escaped The incident prompted neighbors to rally with weapons as the man disappeared into the afternoon
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Waverly
J. A. Krause
Herman Schauer
Readly
Waterloo Becomes Sixth Largest Iowa City in Population
Announcement from the federal census shows Waterloo at 36,230 residents, ranking sixth in Iowa by size, ahead of Council Bluffs with 36,162. Ten years ago Waterloo counted 126,693 people, a 37.5 percent increase while Council Bluffs rose 23.5 percent from 29,292.
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Council Bluffs
Waterloo
Iowa
Mortuary notice for Mrs Elizabeth Clark death
Mrs Elizabeth Clark, wife of Samuel Clark, died after a long illness at home. Born March 16, 1866, she is survived by her husband four sons three sisters and two brothers. Body removed to Hileman and Gindt mortuary for funeral arrangements.
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Samuel Clark
Elizabeth Clark
Linden Avenus
Hileman & Gindt
Jing
Death Notice for Louis McClintosh in Shell Rock
Louis McClintosh a former Shell Rock resident of Hurley died Wednesday. A telegram to his brother Harry reports he was a son of Andrew and Mrs McClintosh. Survived by his widow four sons a brother and two sisters.
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Shell Rock
Louis McClintoch
Hurley
3. D
Harry
Andrew McClintosh
City In Brief: Local Notes And Short Updates
City residents report travel to Excelsior and Lake Minnetonka for outings while Miss Mellen visits Rockford. A marriage license was issued to Lee A. Eberhart and Hazel A. Wallace of New Hartford. Roy Woosley, once convicted of larceny, receives final discharge from reformary service. A Sunday School picnic drew large attendance in Byrnes park. Mary Heams faces $6 fines for assault and battery. Heleen Parker’s serious illness concerns the family at 18 Berth Street. The city ambulance aided Bryce Baker after a drowning incident in the river. Alding Utilities relocates offices to Forum, Sycamore and Eleventh streets with new quarters and salesrooms.
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Br. H. A. Boysen
Waterloo
White Fish Lake
Minn
Mabeth Mellen
Rockford, Il
Milas
Maybeth Mack
Suns Soud Park
Lee A. Eberhart
Hazel A. Wallace
New Hartford
Roy Woosley
Reformatory
Anne
Itella Pentima
Marie
Louise Miller
Excelsior
Lake Minnetonka
Llelene
M. A. Parker
Berth Street
Tr. M. Wagner
Quincy, Tl
Alding Utilities Company
Marsh Place
Forum
Sycamore
Eleventh Streets
P. E. Kearney
Lyle Wise
Presi
Dent
P. R. Pierce
Produce Market to Open Saturday in Forum Annex
Opening of a produce market by A. C. Ryan in Forum annex Sycamore and Eleventh streets is announced for tomorrow with no charge for use of market place or booths. A nominal rent will be asked for one of the 50 booths. the market is modeled on others visited by Mr. Ryan. Stands and tables for display will be provided. Definite decision has not been
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A. C. Ryan
Forum Annex
Sycamore
Eleventh Streets
Market Schedule Hints at Tue Thu and Sat Operations
The notice states it is probable the market will operate on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays. This indicates a planned but not final schedule for ongoing market days.
Fisher, Early Black Hawk County Settler, Dies in California
W. W. Fisher, longtime Waterloo resident and early county settler born June 21, 1840 in Layton Ohio, died in Ontario California after moving there about 15 years ago. Survived by daughters Mrs. W. F. Parrott and Mrs. KH. 5S. Brown. funeral plans not listed. The family came to Waterloo in 1862, later farmed on Hudson and west Cedar Falls roads before retiring to the city.
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W. W. Fisher
Black Hawk County
Waterloo
Ontario
Cal
W. F. Parrott
Brown
Parrott
Ithin
Mr. Fisher
Layton
Hoe
Fisher
Jasper County
Hudson Road
Cedar Falls
Fisher Couple Celebrates Golden Anniversary in Waterloo
After living in California for a time Mr and Mrs Fisher returned to Waterloo where they marked their golden wedding anniversary ten years ago. Surviving family members include the widow and five daughters Mrs Eva Mattox Mrs Grace Nichols Miss Nellie Fisher in Ontario and Mrs Parrott and Mrs Brown in this city.
Murder mystery ends as skeleton found in hayloft
In Onawa Iv on July 16 authorities concluded the discovered skeleton of an 11 year old girl traced to a former anatomy student Prof. Whitfield, who studied in Oniwa 17 years ago. The investigation is expected to close with this explanation.
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Onawa
Whitfield
Oniwa
For Sale Ad Sells Quietly in Courier Classifieds
A brief item notes a silent but effective salesman in the Courier’s for sale column. The ad hints at understated salesmanship driving demand without loud pitches or extravagant claims.
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The
Courier
Sure Way To Get Rid Of Dandruff
An advertisement promotes liquid arvon as a simple four ounce nightly scalp treatment. Apply to moisten and rub in to dissolve dandruff, reduce itching, and leave hair fluffy and glossy by morning. Available at drug stores and inexpensive.
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R. M. Wagner
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Bryce Baker
Baker
Schols
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Boopir Amnotional Institution
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Federal Reserve System
J. W. Rath
A. M. Place
Will A. Lane
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