TAK LEW FOR SCHOOL HOUSE TAK LEW FOR SCHOOL HOUSE
Result of balloting means a new building west of Westfield. Campbell and Dempter were re elected to the Waterloo school board with 140 and 141 votes. Bond issue of 50 000 for a school near Westfield carried 115 yes 18 no. A 5 mill levy on Waterloo property passed 118 to 21 with eight women voting yes.
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Co. W. Campbell
J. E. Demputer
Waterloo West Yerterday
Oase
Westfield Addition
Waterloo
Hale Million for Local Go
At a special meeting of the Gallo way Brothers and Bowman company the capital stock was voted to rise to 500000. The firm distributes seeds and holds the U S and Canada agency for Nitragin a germical process to inoculate soil. This is the first year handling the product with excellent sales.
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Galloway Brothers and Bowman Company
United States
Canada
Fitzgerald Bros New Spring Summer Suits Opening
Fitzgerald Bros announces new Spring and Summer suits priced at 15 dollars and a two dollar hat shop. Store opens on Saturday March 15 offering ready to wear options and accessories.
City Halts Professional Wrestling in Waterloo
Mayor R. C. Thompson and Police Chief E. A. Leighton announce a ban on professional wrestling in Waterloo for the rest of the season. They say many bouts were fixed or fake, swindling patrons, and the city aims to promote clean sport. No further matches will be permitted until officials approve a renewed, honest arrangement.
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Leavitt & Johnson National Bank
Fred Wray
Black Hawk County
Waterloo
R. C. Thompson
E. A. Leighton
Po Hce
Leighton
Knox rolls perfect 300 in American bowling tourney
William J. Knox of Philadelphia set an all time single game record with a 300 in Toledo. His 672 pins in singles placed him second. the thirteenth annual tournament neared its close as Knox posted a dramatic 390 in the tenth frame. Rippen of St. Louis led the two event with 655 and Youngstown bowlers Mauger Welch moved to third with 1,266 total.
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Toledo
William J. Knox
Philadelphia
Knox
Rippen
St. Louis
Journal of Commerce seeks injunction against newspaper law
Washington March 11 counsel for the New York Journal of Commerce applied to the supreme court to restrain Postmaster General Burleson from enforcing the newspaper publicity law. Former Postmaster Hitchock had agreed not to enforce pending a supreme court appeal. Mr and Mrs R A Sweet recently married March 1 at Riverside have moved to housekeeping at 921 Second Street.
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Washington
New York Journal of Commerce Today
Supreme Court
Burleson
Hitchcock
Federal
New York
R. A. Sweet
Riverside
Second Street
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Leavitt & Johnson
Cess
Tak Lew
Westfield
Hale
Galloway Bros. & Bowman
Fitzgerald Bros
Burch Bros. Comp’y
Living Models
Quach Bros
Amos Roach
By Hettinger
Zie
Hari
Tee- Hee
MR Roach
Tee Hee
Knok
Michael Mauger
Michael Welch
Youngstown
Ed Canfield
Hugh Buckett
Chicago
Castoria
Hughes Sisters
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