Cedar Heights plans sewer and sidewalks expansion
An adjourned Cedar Heights council meeting approved a modern sanitary sewer system and two and a half miles of concrete pavement. Proposals for sidewalks will be solicited later, as officials aim to make Cedar Heights among Iowa’s best living areas. Mayor Parrott hailed the unanimous votes, noting the improvements will serve the rugged town’s needs and boost accessibility while preserving its natural charm.
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Edar Heights
On Council
Cedar Heights
Lve
Iowa
W. F. Parrott
Moi
Council
Cedarights
Trict
Orice
Parrott
Directt
Resent
Teachers High In Running At Basket Tourney
Iowa City march 15 fourth round play in division A of the state high school basketball tournament left eight teams. Indianola vs Davenport and Burlington vs Iowa City meet this afternoon. winners advance to 3 pm and 3:45 pm showings then seed tonight at eight. Division B results include Nevada over Manly and Teachers College High over Springville with Anamosa beating Valley Junction. Night games set Nevada vs Teachers High and Anamosa vs Mason City to decide champions.
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Associated Press
Iowa City
University of Lows
Indianola
Davenport
Burlington
Marnin
Columbus Junction
Muscatine
Grinnell
Burlington-Iowa City
Harlan
Muscatine- Grinnell
Manly
Nevada
Spirit Lake
Teachers College High
Spencer
Anamosa
Lake View
Manchester
Battle Creek
Town City
Pammeau
Shenandoah
Greeley
Keokuk
Town. City
Springville
Ed Anamosa
Valley Junction
Mason City
Teachers High
Automobiles crash into lamppost near Paul Davis store
A car owned by S. M. Hull backed from a curb and collided with a lamppost outside Paul Davis dry goods, breaking the post and injuring two autos. Hull’s daughter warned him of another vehicle. the accelerator, not the brake, caused the crash. Police were notified. Then a second item: Ludlow Street Jail in New York, built 1869, may be repurposed to save costs, inspiring a save-the-jail movement. The jail housed Boss Tweed era figures and notable inmates, including alimony agitants, financiers, and artists, shaping its storied past.
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S. M. Hull
Reed Street
Paul Davis Dry Goods
Hull
Ludlow
New York
Ludlow Street
Greater
David H. Knott
Boss Tweed
Tweed
General Grant
Whitaker Wright
Wallingford
City in Brief Highlights From Waterloo Des Moines Area
Local notes report Mrs Bertha Van Ingan visiting Des Moines and P EB McCoy recovering after surgery at St Francis hospital. Frank E Brewer resigns as chief clerk Hotel Russell Lamson and moves to Chicago. Larceny case in municipal court. bonds set at 450. Okmulgee Daily Times ad manager A L Carmical. Lions club discusses labor conditions. plans for American Legion musical and club events. Mentions Cornell College debate team and a bake sale. Various police reports include a lost tire and a minor traffic incident. Also notes railroad and civic officials travels and social club meetings.
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Frank E. Brewer
Hotel Russell-Lamson
Chicago
R. J. Russell
Hast Park Presbyterian Church
Lions’ Club
Black's
Alfred Langley
Frank Wenner
Washington, D. C
American Legion
Rotary
Kiwanis
Mildred Court
Cornell College
Cornell
State Normal School
Jessie McKay
Ruby Wasser
Ames
Florence Cooper
Newton
Doris Koht
Reinbeck
Frances Crowell
Manson
Vera Cates
Independence
Bessie Bowers
Des Moines
Wickersham's
Bridge St
Deaths in Dunkerton and St. Albans area
Nancy M Stubbs of Dunkerton Iowa died at 2 30 am at age 94. She is survived by a daughter Martha Hillis a son William and several grandchildren. Funeral plans await arrival of relatives. Burdette G Burright infant son of Mr and Mrs William Burright died yesterday at 10 15 pm. Funeral at home today with Rev C J Askins. Burial in Fairview cemetery. He was born March 12. Several siblings survive.
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Nancy M. Stubbs
Nancy
M. Stubbs
Dunkerton
Newton Roy
Stubbs
Martha Hillis
William
Beaver City
Neb
HW. M. Young
Fourth Street West
James Stubbs
Lafayette Street
Waterloo
Harvey Shimp
Myrtle Ellis
Roy
Kansas
Burdette O. Burright
Burdette G. Burright
William Burright
St. Albans Street
Rev. C. J. Askins
Fairview Cemetery
Real Estate Transfers in Waterloo Cedar Falls area
A dense list of real estate transfers reported by Bisek Hawk County Abstract Co. covers numerous parcels in Waterloo Cedar Falls including Rose Matthews to Mahin Jr and multiple lots in Rose City, Home Park and Cooley additions. Transfers note revocable amounts and describetheir blocks and divisions across Cedar River park and nearby areas.
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St Pathet
Charles L .Thompes
Scobee
Bisek Hawk County Abstract Co
Mill Square
Cedar Falls
Rose E. Matthews
F. A. Manahi, Jr
Cessesseee Scott
Ely
Cedar River Waterloo
Sulis- Bam
Cedar River Park
Waterloo Chew
Blow
Cooley Addition
Sullivan Day
Waterloo
Samuel A. Sands
George
Walter Wesenberg
Lou Anderson
C. A. Brewer
RLYT
Highview
Cedar
Nerry
Cole
Manning
Walter
Charles T
Wrabon
Legion to Hear War Veterans in a Body
Members of Becker-Chapman post American Legion will meet at Memorial Hall at 7 15 p m for a brief business session. They will march to the armory where Col Matthew Tinley Council Bluffs and Col Lievel Ross Des Moines will speak on war experiences. Over a thousand invitations were sent to Waterloo young men for the event. The noon luncheon at the Greater Waterloo Association dining rooms was canceled due to the speakers’ late arrival.
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Becker-Chapman Est
American Legion
Memorial Hall
Armory
Matthew Tinley
Council Bluffs
Lievel Ross
Des Moines
Waterloo
Greater Waterloo Association
Leavitt Addresses West and East Hey Clubs at YMCA
Roger Leavitt of Cedar Falls was the principal speaker at a joint meeting of the East and West HEY clubs held last night at the Y M C A. The program opened with a dinner in the YMCA dining rooms followed by his talk on successful business men.
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Leavitt
East
West Hey
Roger Leavitt
Cedar Falls
Coyote intrudes church as wolf drive fuels panic
In Green Elm Kas a large coyote sought shelter inside a church during a wolf drive roundup. The animal hid behind the pulpit and organ until dusk when a dean opened the door and it departed. The incident followed local church opposition to Sunday wolf drives and ended without harm.
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Green Elm
Kas
John Enato
Nameless Man of San Bernardino Dies After 49 Years
The anonymous wanderer known as the man without a name in San Bernardino, California, has died. He had long wandered the area for nearly five decades, living quietly on the fringes of the community before his death, leaving behind a history wrapped in local legend and mystery.
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Eugene
Ore
Jasper N. Miller
Lane
Douglas
Iller
Oregon
C. J. Daley
San Bernardino Mountains
Daley
San Bernardino
Joseph Wilson Tyler
Josephus
Tyler
Cal
Hay
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St Franceis Hospital
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Need. Tuttle & Reed
H. O. Kelley
Okmulgee Daily Times
A. L. Carmical
Waterloo Courier
H.R. Dunkelberg
Kingste~ Avenue
W. A. Wilson
Security Storage Company
Peagee
Ofice & Warehouse Co
Kansas City
F. A. Sparle
Ralph B. Slippy
Howard B. Burr
Msasonic
Champaign
Ill
Y. Henry Etfentrager
Ackley
W. CA
East 4Th St
Franklin Street
Pythian Sisters
K. of P_ hall
Knights of Pythias
Miami
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Frank Morris
Highth Street
Williams
Western Lines
Illinois Central Railroad
Omaha
American Association of Railroad Superintendents
Washington, D
Edward J. Wenner
Garrison
Washington
Wenner
Walter D. Jones
Woods Millinery
Majestic Theatre Bldg
Parkersburg
THE
Commercial National Company
Commercial National Bank Building
Rell
Geo
M. Spencer
Chas
H Lovee
Jet & Ddudlock
Legion
Olympia Fruit CO
W. Fourth
Jefferson
Minnesota
California
Florida
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Water St
Department of Agriculture
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Florida Citrus Exchange
Citizens Bank Bldg
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