Real estate deal seals Waterloo hotel site plan
Waterloo capitalists completed a major property transfer involving J and Sedgwick, representing H A Maine Sons, paying 28000 dollars for the old First M church corner. An adjacent vacant corner owned by J K Joder and Georg Garretigon was optioned, valued at 28000, totaling 56000 dollars for the two parcels. The sale supports Northwestern Land Investment's plan to develop a Gladstone hotel on the west side, signaling booster confidence and advancing city values.
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Waterloo
J. &. Sedgwick
St. A. Maine
H. A. Maine & Sons Company
A. F. Glenny
Fifth and
Jefferson Streets
First M. &. Church Corner
Northwestern Land & Investment Company
Maine
J. K. Joder
Georg Garretigon
Janney
Northwestern , Land & Investment Company
Glenny
Joder
Garrettson
Incubator Baby Photo Prompts Mellin's Food Appeal
A letter accompanies a photo of a premature incubator baby named Jack weighing three and a half pounds at three months. The writer recalls the doctor’s pessimism, describes weak nourishment, and credits Mellin's Food with remarkable improvement. The notice invites readers to request a free Mellin's Food sample.
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Jack
Merlin
Mellin
Mia
Chee
Osborne
Lankerhim
Cal
Amusements at Waterloo March 15 to 23
Amusements at the Waterloo feature AM Wilson in It Happened in Potsdam on Friday March 15 with a new company and songs, then Marie Corelli's Thelma on Saturday March 16, followed by The Spring Maid soon and The Third Degree on March 23, with a strong cast including Franklin Gale Minnie Radcliffe and Kenneth Stuart.
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AL. H. Wilson
Wilson
Waterloo
Potsdam
Mr. Wilson
Cyril Reed
Ellis
Spain
Ferdinand and Isabella
Columbus
Kohler
Cleveland
Euclid Avenue
Third Degree
Franklin Gale
Minnie Radcliffe
Chas. Burnham
Neil Barrett
Harry Forsman
Kenneth Stuart
Wesley Todd
the Waterloo
Waterloo property boom seeds optimism as sales accelerate
The article notes strong demand for Waterloo area real estate with several corner lots rising in value. It highlights investor activity, prices paid and resales, and mentions upcoming sales as spring opens. An economist or city promoter Ramsay Sandford is set to speak at Westminster. A local subscription offer promotes three papers for farmers: Waterloo Evening Courier, Town Homestead, and the corn magazine.
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Waterloo
Waterloo Evening Courier
Des Moines
Pastors Invited to Police Court in City
Clergy members frequent the daily Police court at City Hall to understand prisoners and case handling. Judge B. P. Caldwell invites all loyal pastors to visit sessions at 9 30 each morning. Rev Bod Stull J A Bauernfeind and Dr Robert C Westenberg have attended to learn about cases and dispositions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. P. Caldwell
Bod. Stull
J. A. Bauernfeind
Robert C. Westenberg
Irio
Grout Seeks renomination for Black Hawk County seat
Henry W Grout former Iowa general assembly member announces he seeks another term for Black Hawk County as first representative. He led eight bills in the last session, seven becoming code, with support from Waterloo citizens. The piece notes Hispanic advertising in Havana Post, local social updates, and city politics including police captain H T Wagner campaigning.
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Henry W. Grout
Black Hawk County
General Assembly of
Iowa
Grout
House of Representatives
Commonwealth
Waterloo
Spring Suit Sale at Glasgow Tailors
Glasgow Tailors at 308 East Fourth Street invites customers to order spring suits now with first selections offered at $15 and no more. Limited stock and quick turnaround implied by store promotion.
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Glasgow Tailors
East Fourth Street
City in Brief: Local News and Notices
City items include a legal filing in Chicago Pneumatic Tool Co. v Central Iowa Granite Co. and others for 259.43 on account. Social notes report Mrs. F. M. Thompson recovering from surgery and to be moved home Sunday. Waterloo Typographics Union holds a regular meeting tomorrow to discuss matters for all members. Property transfer shows Stephen W. Hicks selling land to William Cimmings for 12012 in Lincoln township. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Woods and daughter Lola return from California and occupy apartments at Irving House. Mrs. L. Sweeney progresses after thigh fracture and dines at a chair with visiting nieces from Newell and Aledo. Cuba notes from C F Fowler abroad.
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Chicago Pneumatic Tool Co
Central Iowa Granite Co
B. A. Boggs
L. D. McLoud
F. M. Thompson
Presbyterian Hospital
Franklin Street
Waterloo Typographics Union
J. C. Woods
Lola
California
Waterloo
Irving House
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Werba & Luetcher
Andreas Dippel
Metropolitan Grand Opera House
Metropolitan
Charles Klein
al, H. Wilson
Omni
Hagerman
W. OB. Sandford
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Chaberlain
Grand Spring Millinery
Johnson
Gage Brothers
Chicago
America
Iowa General Assembly
Havana
W.L. Bradford
Logan Avenue
Pittsburgh
Newcaste
Emmargene Edwards
Independence
F. J. Jones
Marshalltown
City Hall
Jones
H. T. Wagner
Ratious
Buchanan
Mrs. & &. Johnson
Stephen W. Hicksi
William ©. Cimmings
Chicago & Northwestern
Lincoln Township
Sweeney
Mra
JB. Deak
Neltaburg
Harvey Mc|nard
Aledo
C.F. Fowler
Cuba
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Post Tavern
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Postum Cereal Co., Ltd
Pure Food Factories
Battle Creek, Mich
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