Announcements and classified notices in Waterloo area
Readable items include job pleas and ads for work through and after college, furniture, vehicles, auctions, real estate, and rental notices. Also listed are public notices such as amendments to corporate articles, probate and legal ads, and miscellaneous sales from Waterloo businesses and residents.
Clarksville Men to Run Gristmill and Feed Store
Clarksville residents Joan and Chris Lyon have rented the Albert Johnson Faragy building in Allison and will install a gristmill to handle feeds and related supplies. The project aims to provide a dependable feed and supply house for Allison and area farmers as work progresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksville
Allison
Joan
Chris Lyon
Albert Johnson Faragy
Fairbank Abutments Approved for Bridge Project
Buchanan county supervisors vote funds to replace Pairbank bridge abutments with 9000 toward improvement. A temporary span is erected south of the old structure as work proceeds. Local residents feature chautauqua plans and band concerts while roads around Fairbank are being gravelsed and improved.
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Wairbank
Board of Supervisors
Buchanan County
Bang
Jechurch
F. A. Kilnger
Wien
Aagielon
M. Garvey
Hahn Cafe
Aalntes
Rommel
Walle
King
Laurens
Wd . Southworth
Joan Wolgamot
Arington
R. H
Roger
Waterloo
Robert Duffy
Cedar Rapids
Buchanan
Black Hawks
Fairbank
Edie
M. E
Mar2onville
Ira‘Finch
Glenn Plumb
Marshalltown
Birs. C.C. Cas
Altha
Sy2h McDonnell
Myre
Carl Nourse
Miller
Loomis Ellis
West Union
D. W. Ellis
Paul Romke
Clair
Rechkemimer
Kenneth Burmett
Clyde Elliott
McGregor
Community Notes From Urbana and Greene Areas
Urbana and Greene items list visits from Fred Wreckoff and others, travel to Denison and Waterloo, hospital stays, births, baptisms, and social gatherings. Local residents from Osage, Center Point, Cedar Rapids, Vinton, Des Moines, and Iowa City appear visiting relatives, with events including a July 16 birth and a Pageant in Waverly. Churches host evangelistic meetings and Luther league activities, while several residents travel and attend family events.
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Urbana
Fred Wreckoff
Thermopolis
Wic
Mary Wyckoff
Hirn
Osage
Willis Ault
Indiana
William ‘Oiro
Sam
Edmons. Vinton
J. H. Shaffer
Myr
Charles Moore
Denison
Fred Berg
Iowa
Nebraska
Frank Wood
Anna Toplitt
Center Point
George Heplitt
Jesse Dever
George J Johnson
James Brody
Cedar Rapids
Grace Daniels
Richard
Watson
Brandon
Cue Saunders
Airs
Eiza Shafter
Art Kishing
Waterloo
Walter
William Lloyd
Shaw
W. H. Merrell
Winthrop
C. D. Casper
Wilk Lisk
Illinois
Will Wescott
Iowa City Hospital
Lina
Johnson
Levi Wheeler
Ed Hunt
Balla Plaine
Ed Branaman
J. Marietta
Vinton
3. E. Church
Waverly
A. J. Bell
Magon City
Greene
L. Squires
J. Boller
Luther League
J . We Cave
First Slade Bank
Duluth
P. Parker
S$. Drogmueder
Ida Mauch
Charles City
T He Christian Church
Bir. Hess
Chrisian
Charlea City Way
Buria
Rose Hill
Ben ‘Hiatt
Dea Moines
M. Doorn
Carleton Boller
Des Moines
Wen
Mt Vernon Social Notes Include Visits and Local Events
Mt Vernon July brief lists visiting relatives for Mrs farnsworth Mancott and Afr Rein hart, sister Mrs Frank Farnsworth returning to Portland. Claude Chapin convalescent at Sartori hospital. Neighbors organize plowing bees and crop work. Mrs George Burke hosts Porcis society. Girls' club hosts pie cake and ice cream sociable. Taota Ackerson’s fourteenth birthday celebrated at Stiller home. George Albright travels to Richland Centre for extended family visit.
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Mt. Vernon
Mra Fonn
Mancott
Mion
Afr
Reinhart
Frank Farnsworth
Portland, Ors
Claude Chapin
Sartori Hospital
George Burke
Porcis Society
Farmer
Glenn Cox
Dewitt
Elia Pixley
Ta Ota Ackerson
Suly
Irish Free State Faces Unemployment and Soldier Demobilization
Dublin reports 62,000 unemployed as government struggles to find work and plans demobilization of 20,000 soldiers from a 49,000 strong force. The crisis mirrors Europe as markets shift and the state, a creditor with large exports, weighs absorption options for returning soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irish Free State
Dublin
Ireland
Europe
Geophone aids entombed miners rescue and mine safety
The geophone first used in World War II to detect underground sounds is now employed to rescue entombed miners, locate mine fires, and reduce blasting accidents. Improved by U S Army engineers and the Bureau of Standards, its sensitivity lets it hear sledge impacts through rock at thousands of feet, though the device remains a simple iron ring with two disks and a suspended lead weight feeding sound to an earpiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Engineering Foundation
United States‘ Army Engineers
Bureau of Standards
Even Lightning Hits Umpire at Rock Island Game
Umpire DeWeese received a shock from a strike of lightning while behind third base in the seventh inning of the Rock Island Waterloo game. The flash reportedly leaped from his hand, paralyzing the right arm briefly before he recovered, with pitcher Fred Radlef among witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWeese
Rock Island
Uncle Harry's Talks on Reparations Dilemma
In a domestic discussion characters Jimmy Joe and Helen discuss the ongoing reparations issue and the Ruhr crisis. Uncle Harry notes the difficulty of achieving a universally agreeable solution and the tension between enforcing Versailles terms and finding a cooperative path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruhr
Jimmy
Joe
Harry
Helen
France
Germany
Presbyterians Invite Rev R D Echlin as Pastor
Cedar Falls July 23 The First Presbyterian congregation voted to invite Rev Roy D Echlin former Buena Vista College president to become pastor here. Echlin, contacted after adjournment, promised to decide this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Fails
First Presbyterian
Roy D Echlin
Buena Y Vista College
Echlin
Death News of Minnie Kessler in Dysart
Mrs George Strohm of La Porte City received word Sunday afternoon of her sister Miss Minnie Kessler's death in Dysart after illness since April. Miss Kessler leaves a mother two brothers and two sisters. Other notes recount auto trips to Elgin Eldora and Woodward, church services, visitors from Sioux City St Paul and Waterloo, and Buster Rosauer's illness with eventual improvement.
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Cnay
Irs Runion
la Porte City
Mia
Kertville
Abergaics
Spivach Brothers
TV Sycamore
Foy
Farmitar
Woodring
Randelpy
Harry Beckman
W. A. Funter
Sioux City
Allison Bassabail
Aredale
Allison
Minnie Jakes
Dubuque
Fred
Frank &. Folkers
Minnesota
A Eimer Co
Haney
Chicago
Chautauqua Lake
New York
Elizabeth
East
Alison
S. Haney
Associated Churches of
Wild and Son
Carro
Denver Coie
Cheyenne
Wyo
A. I. Conger
Manchester
Todd
N. S
E.G. Pattee
Joseph Smith
Slott Lakes
Nela Fiscus
Liscomb
Oscar Tostiche
Orange Township
Willardson
John Benning
George Strohm
Minnie 1
Kessler
Dysart
Miss Kessler
G. C
Union
Waterloo
City Park
Walker
Mt. Auburn
Harry Bickel
Sioux
St. Paul
Hugh Jamison
Lucile
Virginia
Tamison
H. C. Unger
Dows
Reparations debate in Europe narrows to Franco German rift
In the dialogue the allies fear a world disaster if Germany is ruined and push for resumed trade. France seeks firm terms before reparations readjustment. Germany resists, aiming to secure its industrial position. England mediates as talks loom, with a plan to appoint Joe to monitor new developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Europe
England
France
Gersman
Joe
Helen
Uncle Harry
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Gosa
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Roy Hanser
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Axminster
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Howard & T. T
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Hastels St
Businees
C - Hicks
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Ewing & Crozier
Ft. Bidz
Vert C. Dfausen
Carl C. Hansen
Black Hawk County
Milo S. A McKibben
W. Thomtson
Rk District Court
Dotson-Kerwin Company
Waterloo, Toch
W. Co
W.W. C Dotson
W. EB. Steely
Sail Corporation
Dotsor Karwin Company
Dotso Clothing Company
A. T Ping
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Dotson Wyc. In
Presidant
E. Steely
Walther R. French
Said, Corporatio
Carpenters Save
A. L. Nichols
Allison Co-operative Creamery Company
C.D. Brace
Onalee
Correctionville
C. A. Hammel
Clarisylile
Charles Toll
Hert Martin
Amante
Hipley
Ogden
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Halls Grove
Winegar
Phillip
Butler County
Butler County Fair
Henry J. Kassel
Mason City
Fred Waggett
Ariens
Joe Waggatt
William, Waverly
Gertie ‘Turner
Rei Gsesel
A. la. Nichols
Michels
Gustav Giestfisth
Lovie Schurin
Sumner
Astre
Seheliengar
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Watnut Grote
Walnut Greve
Brno
Ralph Winegar
Gilbert Tracs
Nashua
Henry Warms
Allisson
Bes
Tomma Clark Tear Greene
Dean McGregor
Gebana
Martha
Mary Kiehn
Mmes
W. F. Barr
B. Hiatt
M. Lockwood
A. Doore
R. T. Doors
Mattie Tackwood
Hampton
Mona
Charles Colburn
Omaha
Cedar Falls
George H. Twaddle
Cedar
Pup
Presbyterians
Rev
R. D. Echlin
George George
Ohio
College Street
National Educational Association
Teachers College
Miss Jones
National Association
Sipston
College Assembly
A. 8. Winship
Mass
New England Journal of Education
Evanston
Hertz
Reignetz
Fvanston
I. I
C. E. Hertzberg
Twenty-fourth Street
Christine Reisewicz
Alden Quinby
St John's Lutheran Church
Missionary Society of St. John's
Anjoa Hahn
Cedar Falls Trust Company
E.A
Witt
Lia Porte City Bulletin Mice
la Porte Cirie
Astra
Charles Baird
D. A. Kennicolt
Min
Kennicol
Eldora
BP. Chapman
Robert
Triem
Aire
J. GC. Boyd
Presbyterian W. M. S
The
Woman's Missionary Society
Rasbyterian Church
H. Ginger
Mrs
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Buster Rosauer
Fred Rosauer
Woodward
J. Wi Lehman
Misa .Besais Lehman
Alsace
Lorraine
Waterloo Finn
Tully
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