Northey Manufacturing to Add three story Brick Building
Northey Manufacturing company at Park Avenue and Bluff Street begins a 65 by 130 foot brick and stone addition to expand machinery room and stock storage. Estimated cost 15 000 to 20 000 dollars. The first floor will house machinery and a work room while the second and third floors store stock boxes. The site at 512 Bluff Street replaces the Hartman home, once owned by W. H. Hartman founder of the Evening Courier, with the old building moved to Eighth Street between Commercial and Jefferson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northey Manufacturing Company
Park Avenue
Bluff Street
W. H. Hartman
The
Evening Courier
Mr. Hartman
Nathan Bullock
Waterloo
Angeline Reed
Eighth Street
Commercial
Jefferson Streets
Local brakeman George Lamey dies in railroad accident
George Lamey a Waterloo Illinois Central brakeman, aged about 24, was killed when a freight car wheel passed over his chest in Wallace yards near Freeport while coupling a caboose. He had lived in this city two years, was unmarried, and survived by his parents at Apple River and one brother, William Lamey, a conductor. The body will be taken to Apple River for interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heald
George Lamey
Illinois Central
Waterloo
Lamey
Wallace Yards
Freeport
Apple River
William Lamey
Entre Nous club meeting announced at Mrs Frank Obeles home
The Entre Nous club will meet Tuesday with Mrs Frank Obele at her Thompson Avenue home. In Sons of Veterans the lawn social at Loren Rider's home 731 Grant Avenue has been postponed one week to Tuesday Aug 1 due to Mrs Riders illness and absence of members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Entre Nous Club
Frank Obele
Thompson Avenue
Sons of Veterans
Loren Rider
Grant
Avenue
Rider
Pastor Johnson Preaches Farewell at Waterloo Church
Rev. W. B. Johnson resigns as pastor of Central Church of Christ after a year to pursue evangelistic work with Iowa Christian churches. Health issues delayed evening services. he departs for Colfax to join his wife and son. Local attendance, growth of membership and Sunday school noted. J. B. Morris preaches on The Two Comings of Christ. a special meeting called tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Central Church of Christ
Divine Family
Waterloo
Colfax
Mr. Johnson
Iowa Christian Churches
Des Moines
J. B. Morris
Christ
We're Coming Back to Iowa Poem by S H M Byers
A nostalgic ballad declares Americans returning to Iowa after wandering through Nebraska Canada Texas and other regions. The speaker touts Iowa farming warmth and family stability, praising the Iowa homeland and urging support for local boosters. The verse ends with a rallying cheer for Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Booster
Nebraska
Canada
Machinists Hold Annual Picnic Amid Unpleasant Weather
About 250 Illinois Central machinists attended the Brinker's Island picnic despite morning rain and a threatening sky. Delays shortened attendance but reports say those who stayed missed little. meals were followed by races and prizes. Supper came in strong wind as attendees thawed at home afterward. Advertising posters announce Buffalo Bill and Pawnee Bills show coming to town, though Fort Dodge papers say the date there was canceled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois Central
Brinker's Island
Sens Soud Bridge
Buffalo Bill
Fort Dodge
Cedar Falls Hit By Strong Wind And Picnic On Cedar River
Strong gusts in Cedar Falls disrupted a river outing as waves rose, with Dr Jensen's skiff capsizing and his rescue by a nearby launch. Meanwhile, Rice Dayton Manufacturing moves offices to East Fourth Street, adds an armory on the second floor, and plans a dedication after encampment at Winona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Fails
Cedar River
Dr. Jensen
Jensen
L. O. Robinson
Businness
Rice-Dayton Manufacturing Company
East Fourth Street
United States
Company M
Win- Hon
Labor slugging turns to robbery, police say
Chicago July 24 William Lynch alias Bob Lynch, famed locally as a bad man, was captured while in a hospital with a bullet in his lung. Police link him to Maurice Haright gang of labor sluggers now turn to robberies in an audacious automobile gang. Lynch identified by Mrs Reber after pistol duel, with a red car leaving. detectives chase remaining suspects in the alleged gang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
William
Bob) Lynch
Lynch
Maurice Haright
A. L. Rebel
State Street
Bernard P. Maloy
Reber
Provident Hospital
Tragic Train Crash Kills Feil and Miss Coy Near Phelps
Peter Feil and Miss Clara Coy, both of Farragut Iowa, died from injuries after their auto was struck by a Burlington train at Phelps Missouri. The couple’s companions were injured but survived. the party headed from Farragut to Langdon for a Sunday fishing trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
Peter Feil
Clara Coy
Farragut
Langdon
Burlington
Phelps
Feil
Miss Coy
St. Joseph Hospital
Iife
W. S. Coy
Marie Harnan
Olga Ream
Coy
C. 5. Palm
William Martin
W. 5S
Tmne
County Normal Held in August Instructors Named
The regular session of the teachers normal institute in Black Hawk county starts Monday Aug 6 at the Manual Training building. A corps of well known educators teaches reading spelling school management history geography civics arithmetic grammar primary methods drawing music penmanship and domestic science. County Superintendent Moore conducts the six day program with hoped for good attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teacher’s Normal Institute
Black Hawk County
Sea Bion
P. Cosgrove
Cedar Falls
Reading
W. P. Jensen
Pocahontas County
C. W. Roadman
Rockwell City
Ida Fitzsimmons
Marshalltown
Roper
Minneapolis
A. V. Storm
Ames
Misa Fannie Dickey
Cedar Rapids
van Court
Moore
Card of Thanks and Travel Notes from Waterloo
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to neighbors for help after the death of Wm. Anibal and for flowers. F. L. Asbal and family sign. A. T. Hukill and J. X. Anibal note a school superintendent mention. Olin plans a western aviation trip for about a month to Colorado and Wyoming. Joseph H. Kuhns and L. A. Kuhns visit Waterloo relatives amid a master mechanics meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Anibal
F. L. Asbal
Anibal
J. X. Anibal
A. T. Hukill
Waterloo West
Gon. Olin
West
Colorado
Wyoming
Waterloo
North Waterloo Business Move Relocates Barber Shop
North Waterloo sees the Raxe Carter and Ent whistle barber shop relocate from 1025 East Fourth Street to 1009 East Fourth Street in the building formerly used by J A Utter barber. Utter has moved to the Rose firm site as others install modern fixtures. Local railroad and shop personnel changes accompany the transition as workers shift to Dubuque and Fort Dodge assignments with brief illness and travel notices among residents and merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Waterloo
Raxe, Carter
Castorell
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Dubuque
James McGuire
Lwite
Omaha F. FE
Lucas
Memphis
Charlies Lockwood
Floyd
Charles
Brenneck & Myers
North End
James Edwards
Oscar Kluefelter
Divisire
Rhynders
Tripoli
Caller Carpenter
Inouse
South Dakota
W. Wells
Fort Dodge
Fred Lucas
Wells
James Morris
Jesup
Wagner
Quotes on Mistakes and Worthiness in Love
A collection of short quips and exchanges about recognizing mistakes and self worth. The Cleveland Leader notes a belief in profiting from errors, and a Catholic Standard and Times exchange playful lines about whether lovers are worthy, ending with mutual doubt and weary humor.
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Joe
Ah Northey Company
Loo
GE Boyce Etrist
Syndicate Building
Christian Church
Ioowa
Texas
Missouri
Kansas
Towa
S. H. M. Byers
Boatman
Dr. Dransem
College
Marquis
Coe College
First Baptist Church
Frank Sucher
J. A. Marquis
Veatch
J. Peterson
J. A. Clay
College Hill
Cedar Heights
W. H. Bender
Iowa State Teachers’ College
Northwood
J. B. Reeder
Cone Bakery
Franklin Street
Reeder
City Cleaning Works
Miss Clara Coy
Phelps, Mo
Annuan
God
Will Carleton
Joseph H. Kuhns
Republic Rubber Company of
J. H. Kuhns
St. Paul
L. A. Kuhns
Council Bluff
Imaster Mechanics
Cothern
North Waterloo and Railroads
Cleveland
George
Standard
Princess Theatre
J. B. Forney Optometrist
the Nauman Co
Salt Lake
San Francisco
Omaha
Frisco
Los Angeles
Denver
Scienic Colorado
Bait Lake
Coast Line
Southern Pacific
Bast Lake
Seattle
Portland
Northwest
Spokane
Billings
L. W. Wakeley
Neb
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