City Council Proceedings West Street Snow Plow bids
Municipal records list bids and expenditures for street and sanitation work on West Street including labor, sweeping equipment, and plowing snow. The council passed motions approving bids from Jens Olesen & Sons for cement work and authorized the purchase of a four door sedan, with minutes recorded by city clerk Mackay.
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West Street
Swregtera
Iowa Public Service
Pi ¢-Paryoit
Rayik BS
Priebe’ Bros
Oil Co
Standard Giese & Paint Co
Wilford Seed Co
Gat Young Coal Co
Hi Whitams
Arthur Madison
S.e.creere
AL Barman
Yabor
Henry Stefans
Chas. Miller
Isbor
R.brown
Igbor Gilet Scribner
Jaber Leo Retsing
Terry
McGrane
Tabor
Sanitary
Cutter Howe
Bigins Sweeper
Globe’ Machinery Co
Shovela
Ohneén
MacKay
Ityelerk
Wilco
Wilco “Waterworks, Plowing Enow Wd‘ Ferry
King
Chas. Snyder
Isbor “Hickman
Earl McDonald
Chas Swanger
Pie Gilman
Y Banton
Reenley
Wallace James
Tabi Pred Twattes
Iis Bripky
Ie Brink
Begdett Labor
Go, Inc
Tesbitts
Chas
Robingon
Frank Collerd
Dr, Inc
Oerried
Oty
Black Hawk County Board Proceedings February 1920
County supervisors meet to approve tax sale refunds and exemptions, discuss a road transfer in Hudson township, and consider officer pay rulings. Items include tax sale adjustments for Waterloo and Jesup district No 5 and approval of various refunds and claims.
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Winteriog
Black Hawk Tolinty
F. ~ Miller
Jen
Ahles
Black Hawk “County
Waite
Henry Beusthern
Sweet
Jay CO
Web
Dilworth
Teedl
Patrolman Fund
Mosely
J.M. Brown
Pee Secondary
Rand
Hudson
Weston
Black Hawk Township
Gon
Orolock
Wier
Black Hawk
Miller
Messrs
Teeter
Abies
Rofshauge
Rector
Waterloo-Jesup
John J Anderson
Gudge
W. B. Bishop
Nellie - Gibson
Wood
Christina Graham
Lewis E. Graham
Joan J. Guizon
J. Hammond -Monroa
H. Houser
Hewth
Slate Houser
Alen Homer D. B.johnston
Busie Kies
Dennis ‘Kirke Anne Layd
Frank’ T. Meter
al Wiliam
Branley Moore
Prenk McLawshutt
John BE. O'Keefe
Parker
Roward
Peek Frenk
Phillips Plara
Gros Remago
Matthias Schmitz
Bewiex Saeed FF
A. OO
Sherman Areh
Sherman jAlers
Strogte
Borat
Frank ‘Weber
Aquiculture Seen as Sure Source of Big Food Supply
Washington March 4 Aquiculture is urged as the main source of fish supplies by Lewis Radcliffe deputy commissioner of fisheries citing growing demand for water products and depleted natural stocks He argues cultivation can match or exceed land output with studies showing oysters fish carp and clams yields and notes the German invitation to Argentine teachers and Mt Zins volcano height change of 122 feet.
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Washington, D.C
Lewis
Radcliffe
Bureau
Atlantic
South Channel
Cape Cod
Lake Pepin
Mississippi River
Fairport
Washington
Beardstown Builds Concrete Wall to Thwart Floods on Illinois River
Beardstown residents construct a 3 000 foot concrete barrier to shield the town from spring river rises in the Illinois River. The seawall follows earth levees at the river’s break point, backed by state funds and local support after history of multiple floods since the 1640s.
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Beardstown
Minois
Ilinos
Old Man
Runds
Chicago Sanituary District
Lake Michigan
Iillinois
I Ec
Fragmentary 1938 County Court Notes and Proceedings
The document lists numerous names, sums, and docket numbers from county court records and transfers. It records tax or fee items, including sheriff fees, and references Perpetual Building and Loan association cases in district court No. 34403, 24272, and 24430. The board adjourned to 8 o'clock with signatures from Auditor W. Esher and Chairman W. Miller.
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Poler
Weber- Vs .Escuisivense Epee
Welstead
Fiddell
Ells E. Wheon
Cleora
Bell Wise
Bert. Thompson
Timmerman
Turner Wiliam Turner
Parker
FE Howitt
Alfred ' Nesfield
Davies
M. Stubbs
Geo
Leo Smith - Veeeeek
Revs
Isham
J.’ Thompson
U.i
Vera Rica ‘Brandes
Ethel -May’ Beardsley
Michael, Keefa Hermand
HH. G. Peverish
Anders “Shane
Iola P. Welshart
Anna
Shaulls
Waller
Smith
Bara Jans Gibson
Glen _D.Poyner
Amelia Schelde
Tefunds
Colmnty
Perpetual , Building ,& Latin “Assn
Perpetual Building
Loan Agsu
ITA Perpetual Building
Atsn
S O'Clock
Hoover Gears Up to Lead Post Coolidge Era in Washington
Washington awaits Herbert Hoover as the nation readies for a new administration. The engineer turned leader is seen bringing modern management to the White House and pursuing internal waterways and a canal for Nicaragua while farmers seek prosperity. Hoover signals cabinet independence and a shift from Coolidge’s era of cautious governance.
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Washington
D.C
U.P
Cabuin
Coolidge
Herbert ‘Hoover
Imachine Age
White House
Hoover
New
New England
George Washington
Northampton
Owas
Globe Trotter
Massachusetts
China
Australia
End
London
New ‘York
Sen’ Prancisco
Alaska
Burma
Russia
Wales
Butcher Freed of Charge of Murder in Death of Boss
David Smith, a 50 year old Lanesboro butcher, was found not guilty of murdering his boss Nick Venturi after a jury deliberated eight hours. Smith testified he acted in self defense claiming Venturi attacked him with a knife amid a confrontation over Venturi's drinking and threats to his family.
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Butcher
Carrol, Ja
INS
David Smith
Lanesboro
Here
Nick Venturi
Venturi
Nick
Smith
Scalded Motorist in Serious Condition After Crossing Collision
Willard Aldrich aged 33 of Cascaden avenue remains in serious condition at Allen Memorial hospital after his sedan was struck at Water street crossing Friday night by a Chicago Great Western refrigerator car. His scalp was nearly torn from his head in the mishap.
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Willard Aldrich
Cascaden Avenue
Chicago Great Western
Allen Memorial Hospital
Fredericksburg Couple Guests in Home Here
Mr and Mrs Earl Brown of Fredericksburg who wed there yesterday are visiting in the D S Axtell home at 1921 Berth Avenue Fredericksburg girl Thelma March formerly of Fredericksburg is Mrs Brown They will stay several days in this city before returning to Fredericksburg to make their home
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Earl Brown
Fredericksburg
D. S
Predominant among Pennsylvanian deer noted
The Pennsylvania Game Commission allowed killing adult does only in the last season to cut surplus females. About 25,097 does were lawfully killed while roughly 1,600 illegals included bucks and fawns. One thousand deer were lab examined for stomach contents and reproductive organs to assess breeding and future fawn production. Early results show only three of the first 46 had fawns, signaling a dominance of female deer and weak breeding males. The full study outcome is awaited.
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Pennsylvania Game Commission
American Game Protective Associaton
Commission
Pennsylvania
Brother of Dead Boy Criticizes Detention Hospital Care
Harold E. Waite, 21, died at Waterloo detention hospital of pneumonia after a week treatment. His brother George Waite charges mistreatment and neglect, citing overcrowding and poor communication. Superintendent Lyon defends care as best possible amid overcrowding and limited staff.
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Harold E. Waite
Charles W. ‘Lyon
Lyon
George E.° Waite
Jt. Appleton
Wis
Yare
Harold’ E. Walte
Waterloo
Case
Clara Smith
Seventh Street East
Argument Over Seattle Railway Ends in Shooting
An affray at 111344 Fourth street east in Seattle left Isadore Williams wounded by five shots. Ernest Martin, a 35-year-old Fort Dodge resident, fled after firing and逃脱 down stairs. Detectives and a police officer responded. Williams treated by a surgeon.
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Seattle
Wash
Ernest Martin
Fort Dodge
Isadore Williams
Fourth Street
Martin
Waterloo
Ralph Davis
Hugh Caunkine
Oscar Hauserman
Pool Hall
Felice
Wiliams
Williams
North End
Cottage Street
Local Man Gets Jail Term For Liquor Possession
John Bokhkow of 127 Eighth Street West was sentenced to 30 days in county jail for illegal possession of intoxicating liquor. Police arrested him after a report of a fight at his address. officers found a quart jug and a half pint bottle on his person.
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John Bokhkow
Eighth Street West
J.c. Beem
Bokhkew
Ralph Davis
Charles Pickens
Bokhkan
Evanston Couple Returns From Honolulu Winter
Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Scane of 405 Third Street East are en route from Honolulu where they spent the winter. They plan to return home to Evanston this Friday.
Population pressures in housing drive new rent debates
Amid dwindling population and scarce housing, officials argue rents as high as thirty dollars a month strain families. The discussion centers on affordable options and potential subsidies to ease the burden for residents.
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County” Board
Argentina
Germany
Mt. Zins
Llinois
W. Esher
W. Miller
Baid Board
Yankee
Dead Boy
Ward
Entz - Cafe Pasement
Naonal Bank Building
Honolulu
Uncle Sam
James M. Graham
H. W. Wente
R. ,L. Penne
McKinstry
Commercial National Bank Capital
Bled
Waterloo Evening Courier