East Fourth Street Frontage Changes in Local Trade
Ownership of storefronts on East Fourth Street shifted yesterday as R. H. Le fan bought 208 a two story brick from the W. W. Pierce estate for 35000 and Logan sold to BR. G. Moore for 36000. Moore traded 208 with R. N. Cowin for 409 home to the Buehler meat market. Cowin holds 210 LiberL Jewelry and Moore owns 901 Martin cigar. All leases run three more years.
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Fourth Street
R. H. Lefan
W. T. Warwick Book
W. W. Pierce
Logan
BR. G. Moore
T. & M. Battery
Moore
R. N. Cowin
Buehler
Cowin
Liberl
Martin Cigar
Illness Strikes Cowin Family Three Affected
The Cowin family of Cedar River bend East Cedar Falls road faces multiple illnesses. Rhey N. Cowin Jr., 9, is at Allen Memorial Hospital after a fall and leg infection requiring drainage. Father Rhey N. Cowin Sr. recovers from a hand infection and may need thumb drainage. Mrs. Cowin, with a broken ankle, stays home. The family runs River Bend real estate with Lafayette building offices, aiming to regain health soon.
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Rhey N. Cowin
Cedar River Bend
Cedar Falls
Rhey N
Allen Memorial Hospital
Stolen car reports and recovered bicycle in local incidents
Jacob B. Meyer reports his light touring car stolen near Bath Packing. Harry Weldon finds the car and reports recovery near Rath Packing. Fred Hanson reports a coaster wagon and a child's pedal car stolen from his yard. Officer Lines recovers a bicycle behind the Black Hawk bank and places it at the police station.
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Jacob B. Meyer
la Porte Road
Bath Packing Company
Harry Weldon
Dawson Street
Bail Park
Weldon
Rath Packing Company
Fred Hanson
Vaughan Street
Lewis Lines
Black Hawk Bank
Police Stoon
Sport Fashion Wins Over Street Wear for Comfort
An American woman favors sport clothes for comfort and style over street and restaurant outfits. Sweaters and skirts paired with felt or straw hats are now in full view at tennis events with spectators adopting light woolens and silk sport ensembles.
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Baku
Painters End Strike With Shorter Work Week
In Iowa City journeymen painters end a two month strike under a compromise that lowers the work week from 48 to 44 hours. They had demanded a wage rise from 85 to 90 cents an hour, but accepted the reduced hours as the settlement.
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Towa City
INS
Iowa City
Speeding By J. 3. McEvoy
Poem lampoons highway speeders and police responses with satirical verses. It mocks overzealous enforcement and proposes humorous alibis and epitaphs for speeders. The piece critiques traffic culture and the irritations of curbside enforcement.
Waterloo Airport Dedication Plans Near Completion
A Waterloo Legion committee met with the Airport board to finalize plans for July 14 dedication of Chapman field. The ceremony commemorates Carl Chapman, Waterloo native killed in World War I, with Army plane squadron as central feature pending army confirmation on aircraft numbers and arrival time.
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American Legion
Harry M. Reed
E. J. Brucher
W. Tesmer
Waterloo
Black’s Tearoarh Rey
Chapman Field
Carl Chapman
Army
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Warwick
Champion
Toledo
Ohio
Entilusiast
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Speeder
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Orlando Francis Black
Alphonso William Fair
Hasino
Santtary
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Carload
Soan
Dale
Jefferson St
J. WE. Hammond, Mer
Skelly
West Tulsa
Okla
Mid-Continent Petroleum Corporation
General Officialsa
Oklahom
Waterloo Dubuque
Iame
Middle-West
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