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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1911

Page

12

Objections to Dam Plan Delay Bridge Project Bid Date Set

David Johnson, adjoining landowner, served notice on the council over a planned dam location along Whitney’s road Lang Souci cut-off, urging the marshy head to be used to avoid property damage. The council adopted a resolution to accept bids until July 24, start by August 1, and finish by October 20. Bonds will finance the project for a reinforced concrete two-span bridge with a 24 foot roadway and a 6 foot walk. A separate note records a demand for higher police uniforms and a denial to discuss it, plus routine business including a saloon permit and sewer/ paving resolutions. The death of Benjamin Stoner is reported. he was 85 and a Buchanan county pioneer.

Er.cion Whitney's Road Lang Souci David Johnson Johnson H. H. Bezold Cedar Rapids Des Moines A. C. Wilfred Sycamore Street Tenth Street Hawthorne Avenue Bryant Avenue

Local notices from Marble Rock and surroundings

W H Kol of Ringsted assists depot agent at Marble Rock. Mrs F Bailey of Charles City visits. Miss Luella Jackson travels to Cedar Falls then Camp Douglas Wis to teach in Fort Smith Ark next year. Miss Naomi Waller and Miss Jane Grey visit. Mr and Mrs H W Merrick return from Colfax. Invitations issued for Christian church dinner July Fourth. Ex Senator Lafayette Young to speak. Julia Bailey returns from Des Moines. Miss Fisher of Greene visits Miss Bernice Ackley. Harry Trimble attends Y M C A conference in Lake Geneva Wis. G W Gates family visit Greene. Mrs A B Jackson of Camp Douglas Wis helps with care for bedridden father H Stott. Rev and Mrs Mandy attend state Christian church meeting in Ottumwa. Mrs A L Hill ill at home. Mr and Mrs F E Gates and others visit Waterloo in Mr Gates touring car. Mrs Geo Bailey and Mrs Boom ill. operation recovery. Two deaths: three-year-old son of Peter Merfeld dies. funeral Catholic church. Mrs C Bowman, Mrs Julius Heft and Mrs H W Merrick to host M E society. Charles City Western completes track to depot. yard service to July 4.

Marble Rock W. H. Kol Ringsted F. Bailey Charles City H. C. Darland Luella Jackson B. J. Oakes Cedar Falla Camp Douginc Wis Wis. Miss Jackson Has Been Teaching In the Public Schools of Fort Smith, Ark Naomi Waller Jane Grey Jane Sims Waterloo H. W. Merrick Colfax H. B. Nies F. K. Nies Ladies of the Christian Church Lafayette Young Julia Bailey Des Moines Miss Fisher of Greene Bernice Ackley Harry Trimble Lake Geneva G. W. Gates H. N. Merrick A. B. Jackson Camp Douglas H. Stott Mandy Ottumwa The Christian Church A. L. Hill F. E. Gates Tilo Crabtree Fern Bims Lindsey Dakota

Littleton tribute and July 4 celebration in town

Littleton notes a week of visits from Reinbeck and Polo residents. Crop outlook from Montana flagged as good. Town prepares for a genuine old-time celebration on July 4. Local people attend weddings memorials and family visits while several ship fat cattle to Chicago and a Buick touring car arrives.

SANE FOURTH IN IOWA TOWN

A "sane Fourth" program is proposed by the Booster committee of the Jordan’s Grove circle in Central City led by president C L Jordan with Rev Richmond A Smith as chairman. Waterloo attorney J S Tuthill will speak in the morning, and the event features a men’s chorus, dinner amusements and prizes for winners.

Jordan's Grove Central City C. L. Jordan Richmond A. Smith Cedar Falls J. 5. Tuthill Waterloo

Fourth of July amusements urged with safe celebration

A local notice lists fat men’s race and other contests such as sack, three legged, egg, pie eating and chain races, tug of war, greased pole, and greased pig catching. Attendees are urged to bring full baskets and leave fireworks at home to avoid injuries. The ad promotes Foley Kidney Pills from J. K. Joder & Son.

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Oak Ridge Moves House on Clay Street

A. Lawrence of Oak Ridge is moving a house from Clay Street to a vacant lot in Oak Ridge. Mrs. C. Ford spoke with E. P. Streeter’s home. F. Miller traveled to his farm in a new auto last week. Mrs. EB Mullinex visits friends and relatives in Charles City. Gerholdt spent several days with friends at Rockford. Dora Simonsen visits Flano and Chicago to see friends and will visit Racine, Wisconsin, before returning home.

A. Lawrence Clay Street Oak Ridge C. Ford E. P. Streeter F. Miller EB. Mullinex Charles City Gerholdt Rockford Dora Simonsen Flano Chicago

For Sale Ata sacrifices Iowa Mausoleum stock 20 shares

For sale a notice offers 20 shares of Iowa Mausoleum Company stock. Inquiries may be directed to German Savings Bank in Manning Iowa for details and transfer information.

Iowa Mausoleum Company German Savings Bank Manning Iowa

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