Garlow on Riehl Street Sparks Waterloo Home Trend
The Ford family of North Waterloo Electric unveils a yellow stucco garlow on Riehl Street that blends garage and future home. The colorful, architecturally bold structure draws crowds, features blue trim, orange and blue awnings, and a rainbow shingle roof. The front yard includes a quarry rock path, a niggerhead fountain, and bird house pool. Inside, three rooms and bath offer ample living space with planned future hedges and landscaping.
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Riehl Street
Arthur Ford
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Cedar Rapids
Buick Showcases 1928 Line at Black Hawk Dealership
Local dealer displays Buick 1928 models at Fourth and Washington. New hydraulic shock absorbers and redesigned cantilever springs smooth roads, while an all new frame lowers the body two to three inches. Interiors are longer and wider, with shaped seats and thicker upholstery for added comfort.
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What to Do for Farming Affects American Society
A New York Herald Tribune essay argues farming has long been unfairly labeled as inferior to manufacturing. It links schooling, taxation, and tariffs to rural decline, urges revising textbooks to value farming, and notes political power shifts toward cities threatening farmer influence.
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Poisoning of Seven Terriers Shocks Waterloo Neighborhood
Strychnine poisoned seven Boston bull terriers in Mrs. Beal's yard after several wieners with poison were found. Neighbors had pressed to reduce her 41 dogs. she has sold 29. A seventh dog died despite veterinary antidotes, including her prize "Rowdy." The attack remains unsolved as she vows to aid police in catching the poisoner.
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Mrs Chas Larsen Dies Unexpectedly at Cedar Falls
Mrs Charles Larsen 71 died of a stroke in Cedar Falls overnight news reached by her daughter Mrs S W Hansen at 6:30 am. She had been in poor health and travelled from Waterloo to Cedar Falls three days ago, living with her daughters in recent years. Survived by daughters Mrs S W Hansen and Mrs Richard Dunn and son Charles, with a brother Andrew Winther. Funeral plans deferred to await word from west.
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Charles
Seattle
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