City raises speed limits to align with new state law
Waterloo council meets amid sweeping change to speed limits within city lines. The ordinance mirrors the new statute effective July 4, allowing 5 mph in business and school zones, 25 mph in residential areas, with suburban limits defined by property density. Other agenda items include paving plans, sidewalk repairs, gas station permits, and weed cutting fees.
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County Board of Supervisors
Carleton Silas
Waterloo
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City Clerk Session Minutes Mention Attendee List Incomplete
City Clerk Charles Mackay presided with secretary present as Councilmen Bragdon Hartlett Lawson Robinson Steely attended. Councilman McFarlane was not in attendance.
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Charles Mackay
K. J. Bragdon
J. A. Hartlett
F. A. Lawson
J. A. Robinson
J. W. Steely
E. A. McFarlane
Firecrackers May Crack on Fourth But Not Before
Waterloo city fathers lifted a ban on firecrackers for July 4 after a Monday night council meeting at city hall. A strict city ordinance had restricted noise-makers inside limits and a forceful drive by police had led to arrests and fines for explosive displays, including incidents where fireworks were thrown at pedestrians.
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Fragmentary July Meeting Threats and Fines
A damaged OCR fragment warns that people may stockpile supplies but must wait for a day set by counsel or face arrest a court visit and fines. The text references July and a mob before and after, with injunctions to delay.
Funeral Services for Gladbrook Boy Sunday
Donald Henover five died after bladder trouble surgery in Rochester Minnesota. Funeral held in Gladbrook Iowa Methodist church with Rev L C Smith Albion former pastor in charge. Also report notes Dorcas Institute speaker Miss Supsla Krenziger Cincinnati Ohio at German Methodist church Sunday evening. A family picnic at Conant's Cab honored Mrs Will Gethman Long Beach California visiting here with about one hundred attendees.
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Pedal Sarvice
Gladbrook
Donald Henover
Rochester
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Rav. Tl. Co. Smith
Albion
Supsla Krenziger
Dorcas Institute
Cincinnati
German Methodist Church
Conant's Cabin
Will Gethman
Long Beach
Cal
Keokuk banker dies after dinner heart disease
Charles J. Bode, 58, vice president and cashier of the State Central Bank of Keokuk, died of heart disease after dinner last night. His wife summoned a physician but before arrival he had succumbed.
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Keokuk, Ia
Charles J. Bode
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