Silvers Company Erects Addition at Linden Avenue Plant
The Silvers Manufacturing plant at 710 Linden Avenue will add an 80 by 120 foot one story extension costing about 6000 dollars. The expanded facility will support increased demand for enameled sheet metal products and employ more workers, rising from 70 to 160. A building permit was issued yesterday for the project.
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Silvers
Linden Avenue
Sivers Company
Samuel Livers
Willard
Logan Avenue
Trrssophia M. Willard
CO. W. Biddulph
Argyle
West
Bicycle thieves active in Waterlogo area
Thieves targeting Waterlogo streets stole a Ford sedan and three bicycles in a single incident. No injuries reported. Police urge residents to secure valuables and report suspicious activity.
Iowa Freshman Wins Boxing and Wrestling Titles in One Night
Paul Krauski of Davenport Iowa, a liberal arts college freshman, won the University of Iowa heavyweight boxing championship and, 30 minutes later, the heavyweight wrestling title in Iowa City. He was a member of the freshmen football team last fall and is being groomed for next year's varsity.
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Associated Press
Iowa City
Paul Krauski
Davenport
Liberal Arts College
University of Iowa
Krausk
Onm
Roof and chimney fire causes $25 damage at residence
Sparks from the chimney sparked a roof fire at Bessie Mee at 614 First Street West this morning causing $25 in damage. A second blaze damaged part of the attic at Mark Scroggy’s home, 21 Fourth Street East, yesterday evening with about $100 in losses. A third roof fire at 309 Sus Pendence Avenue, the Reed residence, caused minor damage yesterday afternoon.
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Bessie Meee
First Street
Mark Scroggy
Fourth Street
Iremen
B. Reed
Suspendence Avenue
Judge Florence Allen Urges Citizen Interest in Government
Judge Florence Allen of Ohio urges public engagement to improve speedy justice and governance. She says people own the government, demand tireless service, and must live liberty rather than merely write it. Allen, guest at Iowa State College, notes reforms and recalls few reversals of her rulings since 1914.
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Antes
Florence Allen
Supreme Court of Ohio
Iowa State College
Allen
First Brethren Church Evening Services Tonight
The First Brethren Church invites worshippers to tonight’s services with the sermon titled The Price of Spiritual Power and Usefulness, focusing on faith and devotion. Service details appear in local church notices.
Sermon at First Brethren Church This Week
Dr. W. I. Bearbler will preach at the First Brethren Church with services tonight and again Thursday and Friday evenings at the same hour. The series continues this week.
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W. I. Bearbler
First Brethren Church
Clarksville Man Loses Kneecap to Buzzsaw Accident
Clarksville Louisiana March 28 A 45 year old farmer John Kramer suffered a knee and femur injury when his knee was drawn into a buzz saw four miles from town on Tuesday afternoon. He was rushed to the hospital at Waverly where doctors report recovery probable. Kramer is married with a family.
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Clarksville
John Kramer
Waverly
Yomer
Reward Offered for Missing Priest in St Louis Trip
Waterloo police received a circular from Cron Martin O'Dyren chief of police at Bt gouit Mo offering rewards for information about Rev J A Vrantak Catholic priest missing after traveling from Virden to St Louis on March 1. The case draws nationwide interest as authorities seek arrest or conviction of those responsible and recovery of the body if foul play is involved. The letter mentions a total reward of 109 for information and 1800 for body recovery. Father Vranink left Virden at 6 30 a m March, driving a coupe, last seen in St Louis at 4 p m.
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Waterloo
Martin O'Dyren
Bt. Gouit
J. A. Vrantak
Balloved
Balleved
Vranink
Virden
Maren Fi
St. Louis
Unsure fragment hints at wartime Africa attire and a photo
The fragment notes a ten year old boy about 5 feet 6 inches with blonde hair and a cos scar on the fort temple, a photo accompanying a letter, and mentions rubber heels being common among poorer Africans.
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Altho
Bout Africa
Hold Cedar Falls Men for Violating Federal Game Laws
Cedar Falls March 28 James Collar and Ed Ford were held to federal district court by Justice of the Peace 3 HL Huntley on a complaint they violated federal game laws. Collar served wild ducks at a March 7 dinner. Pord had shot them a day or two earlier. Collar's guests included local business and professional men.
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Cedar Falls
James Collar
Ed Ford
HL Huntley
Highland Heather Knit Ties and Silk Gloves at Special Prices
An ad lists Highland Heather knit ties in mottled and cross bar designs from rich silk fiber at $1.00 each. Also offered are men’s heavy silk gloves in brown or gray for $1.00 and other apparel such as silk shirts, muslin night shirts, and broken lots closeout items with Thursday specials and varied values.
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Bnei
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