PAVING DAMAGE HITS WATEROLO STREETS
A city survey shows severe pavement wear and hole formation on Fourth Street West and East, Logan Avenue, Rianl Street, Lafayette Street, and Fifth Street, caused by ice melt and heavy traffic. Subsurface damage threatens repairs near John Fiske School and downtown intersections.
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Waterloo
Fourth Street
Fifth Street
Engi Averie
Riehl Street
Independence Avenue
Lafayette Street
Fourth
Randolph
Commercial
Pletcher
Martin
Sycamore Street
Logan Avenue
Ullnois
Rianl Street
John Fiske
Lafayette
Special Work Affects Spring Street Repairs
Snow and ruts once protected the streets but have worn away exposing pavement. Holes now appear signaling potential damage before ice fully thaw. Side streets escaped briefly. further wear may bring more harm. Historical reference notes 1825 1926 winter damage costs.
Waterloo Woman's Brother Marine in Inaugural Parade
James A. Btrickell, brother of Mrs. Mervyn Miller of 420 Commercial Street, marched with Marines in Washington's inaugural parade. A three year Marine, he served one year in Haiti and two in Nicaragua, currently stationed at Quantico, Virginia.
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James ‘A. Btrickell
Mervyn Miller
Commercial Street
Washington
Marine Corps
Haiti
Nicaraugua
Quantico
Family Returns Home After Visit to Daughter
Mr Walker and Mrs Trickell with son Edward returned to Walker this week after spending two weeks with their daughter and Mrs E M Stridkell in town.
Carlot Beef Class For Junior Feeders In Omaha
Omaha youths and Nebraskans eager for a man sized task are supplied with a program announced for the junior feeders titled Carlot Beef Class. The event aims to train young participants in handling and processing beef in a practical setting amid March activities.
Ak-Har-Ben Stock Show Introduces New Carrot Baby Beef Class
The second annual Ak-Har-Ben exposition adds a carrot baby beef class for junior feeders aged 14 to 20 years. The opportunity foils addition of 8 new livestock classes at the show.
Calves Eligible for Prize Beat and Lesser Awards
Charles Gardner, secretary, announces that the prize beat offers 3 awards of 100 dollars each for calves and a competition with older stockmen.
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Charles Gardner
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Hills Bros
Hills Bros Coffee
Elay
Dhe
Dhe &Ey
Brother
Marine
Ak- Sar- Ben
Omaha, Neb
Nebraska
Mason City
ANORS
Panors
Fourth St
Bacon
Coats Sg
Victor
Victor's
East Fourth St
Mes
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