Home Improvement Company forms as real estate venture
A new Home Improvement Company chartered in Waterson plans to build a six story reinforced concrete hotel on the corner of Fatty and Commercial streets. It will issue bonds to invest up to 300000 dollars in Martel property and oversee 228 Prospect Gardens lots, offering weekly income from contracts and profits to investors.
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Tovalass
Plame Improvement Company
Dhes
Geedern Tire Prac
Weeerlue
Lamsons
Improyvyement Company
Martel
Prospect Gardens
Ness
Waterson
Crowds Pack Main Street For Seasonal Band Concert
Weather disrupts downtown dedication as crowds gather for the first band concert of the season on Main Street. Postponed fountain dedication and police manage spreading crowds and restless horses amid storm threats. Local business blocks report plans for continued events once conditions improve.
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Paige
Nmutibers
Rmed
Incomplete text hints at property sale by company traders
An unclear fragment suggests the Prospect Garden property may be sold after appointment of traders. The note references Kenwood lot and a company office believing the property could be sold. The readable portion provides limited context on an attempted sale process.
Pavers Strike at Cedar Falls
Paving workers halt as Greeks quit on signal. Al Horrobin in charge then blamed by George Wood of Iowa City. The Errant contractors push ahead with negro workers continuing despite the stoppage. A special service for women led by Rev. B. ol. Wray is announced at the Christian church, with a men’s sermon the next night. Nicholas Kern of Mt Vernon township turns 90 with a family dinner in his honor.
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Gossing
al Horrabin
Iuch City
George C. Wood
Iowa City
Sienna
Winderrahin
B. Ol. Wray
Christian Church
Nicholas Kern
Mt. Vernon
Mary Bowen
Hig Honer
Mroo
Alf Daniel | Hitt
Junesville
Mrs. Sewell
Idaho
Mr. Kern
Home Improvement Company Incorporation Aims Hotel and Homes at Waterloo
Articles reveal plans to form a Waterloo Iowa corporation to build a hotel on Lot 5 and adjacent land, deliver more worker housing, and conduct real estate deals. C G Lamson and William Russell Lamson commit to erect a 100 by 140 foot six story hotel with 200 rooms, fireproof design, and financing totaling 150000 dollars. Board of Directors to manage finance, property appraisals, and shareholder stock repurchase options upon lot deed.
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C. G. Lamson
William Russell Lamson
CG. QO
Lamson
Lillian Russell Lamson
Said Corporation
C. O. Lamson
Lilian Russell Lamson
Waterloo
Iowa
Cedar River
Board of Directors
C. C. Lamson
Atock
June Weddings All the Rage in St Paul Nebraska
Transfers of property notes highlight Briting Baliou nuptials and social gatherings. Guests include Dr and Mrs A B Jeffreys of Topeka and Mrs Leney Silliman, with Mrs Snider of Bozeman traveling for the summer term. A Cedar Falls Danish convention delegation plans an Old Peoples Home, and a large summer term at the college is anticipated with 188 grads in July. Jeanette Dobrey and Earl Cooper wed in Cedar Falls as Miss Dobrey moves to Cedar Rapids. Bruins Ballou nuptials occur at the Silliman home with Rev T Bruins officiating.
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C. M. Snider
Bozeman
Mont
Mise Leta
Cedar Falls
Sena
Seerley
Jeanette Dobrey
Earl Cooper
St. Paul
Neb
Cedar Rapids
Nebraska
Bruins-Ballou
H. N. Silliman
Rev
T. Bruins
Big Creek
Ruth Ballou
Nevada
Iowa
Sillimans
C. Ia Nye
Toledo
Annual Dinner of Teachers College Alumni Set for Next Tuesday
The Teachers College alumni dinner, at 12 30 in the college gym, will honor Prof David Sands Wright for 40 years in teaching. Howard Chassell, an alumnus and recent secretary of state nominee, will speak with Wright replying. Alumni from across Iowa expected. Mose Levy to start a shoe business in Cedar Falls with remodeling of current quarters.
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David Sands Wright
Quaker Academy
Salem
Henry County
Cedar Falls
Normal School
Howard Chassell
Wright
Iowa
Suits Offered at Low Prices on Various Materials
Discount sale promotes Wash Suits and fabrics from age twenty one to twenty four, with prices from fifty cents to three dollars. Materials include ginghams cheviots galateas duck and linen. Store promises to save suits on the purchase.
Article Provisions and Officers For New Corporation
The document outlines stockholder notices for meetings five days prior, allows in person or proxy voting, and sets debt limits at two thirds of capital stock. It lists initial directors Dunkelbure Ballou Stewart Woods Hoover and notes creation of officers. Private property remains exempt from corporate debts and amendments require majority vote at a stockholders meeting.
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Wrectore
BH. Dunkelbure
F. B. Ballou
F. J. Stewart
CM. Woods
Ira J. Hoover
Man Assaults Piano After Quarrel in Waterloo Home
R R Nash a Illinois Central brakeman 333 Vin street was arrested after noon for destroying home furniture following a quarrel with his wife. He pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct in police court and received a suspended sentence of one year or good behavior. The couple has two grown daughters.
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R. R. Nash
Ilinois Centrs
Vin Street
Nash
Waterloo
Upo
Tudge Nash
Ory
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