Waterloo council weighs parking crisis and curb rules
Waterloo city council discussed severe parking strain with 16,000 county cars and only 6 blocks of available space in the business district. Leona A. Link urged action while the Masonic Temple offered vacant space for public parking and other petitions sought 30 minute limits on Sycamore Street and a restricted residential district near Walnut Court apartments.
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Waterloo
Leona A. Link
Council
Iast
Link
Las
Hale
MM i Femple
Masonic Temple Association
Temple
Park Avenue
R. A. Ruck
B. L. Hosteter
Sycamore Street
Sixth
Fourth
Co. E. Howard
Fourth Street
Fifth Street
A. BE. Gnagy
Gouncilman Link
Altho
William Galloway
Gallaway
Westfield Avenue
T. H. Springer
Broadway
C. F
Sixty Automobiles Registered Tuesday
Sixty cars registered and 35 transferred yesterday in the motor vehicles license department under Ed Madigan county treasurer. Proceeds topped 1390 dollars. Many vehicles were in storage or dismantled. Last plate number issued was 10094. Delinquent owners with car names and amabidus will be published tomorrow or Thursday, listing 400 to 560 names. Publication fee rose from 30 cents to 2 dollars by act of general assembly.
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Ed Madigan
Tressurer
Act of General Assembly
West High Riflemen Crown Iowa Champions
West High riflemen became Iowa champions this week by defeating a team from Iowa City High School in a telegraphic meet 983 to 72. Team members and scores include Walter Sipe 199 Werner Hartrup 195 Horace Pike 196 George Rust 195 and John Young 194.
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Weat High Riflemen
Iowa City High School
St High
Walter Sipe
Werner Hartrup
Horace Pike
George Rust
John Young
Waterloo Beautiful and Picturesque As Seen from Lofty Sky View
The writer recounts a first airplane flight over Waterloo, Iowa with pilot Earl K. Campbell, photographer G Q Pierce, and a joint venture by Campbell and Pierce to capture aerial images. He describes the sense of freedom, the calm ride, views of farms and landmarks like the Cedar River, and notes Waterloo’s beauty, local sites, and the pair’s ongoing aviation photography work.
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Waterloo
Hagel
Scote
Cnlm
Plana
Dunkerton
Earl K. Campbell
G. QO. Pierce
Campnell
Byrnes Park
Brown
Cedar River
Sticco
New Courier
Grace Church
Black's
Mr. Campbell
Pierce
Campbell
Cedar Rapids
Greater Waterloo
Iowa
Ilo Miller
Opening of Baseball Season in Dubuque Delights Crowds
Dubuque Ia May 1 opening game of Mississippi Valley league features Water loo as the opponent. Band civic clubs and fans parade at 1 30 pm, flag raising and introductions precede the 3 30 pm game. Weather carries risk of showers but not expected to interrupt.
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Dubuque
Waterloo
Civic Cuibs
Joe McGinnity
Bart Weedon
Judgment Given by Municipal Court in Liquor Cases
Several liquor cases were disposed of by Municipal Court Judge O B Courtright this morning after continuations. Frank Smith pleaded guilty to legal transportation and was fined 100 dollars plus costs for the liquor found at his home and in a car. Randy’s charge was dismissed as a permanent injunction against him was sought. Paul Klein was found not guilty after trial on illegal possession. James White was found guilty of legal possession for six bottles of moonshine found in an overcoat and was fined 100 dollars plus costs.
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O. B. Courtright
Frank Smith
O. R. Bandy
Randy
Stromer
Paul Klein
James White
Illinois Central no-exception campaign ends. results later
Illinois Central railway reports completion of a two month no-exception campaign across divisions to cut damages and improve handling. Trainmaster H H Brown says results will be announced later this week as unloading of 35,000 tons of coal begins with two shifts, using a clamshell dipper at Waterloo and other points.
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Waterloo
Minnesota
Sea
Cherry Los
Ackley High School
Plaga Theatre
Lindall
W. E. Fisher
Presbyterian Church
Chicago
McCormick Seminary
Bir
Mia
William Walland
Fort Morgan
Colo
Welland
Clark, Beach
H. Engelke
Hawk
Will Turtle
John DeNeul
DeWitt
Miss Minnie
Tropics
Central Christian Church Seeks 20000 Building Fund
Central Christian Church plans a new edifice for the congregation. A fund of 20000 must be assured before contracts for erection are let. A Sunday canvass raised 15600 and the church board aims to complete the amount by Saturday night. The plan, drawn by Waterloo architect Howard Burr, may involve a loan on the current property at Fourth and South streets.
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Iust
Noble Little
Howard Burr
Waterloo
J. A. Francis
Fourth
South Streets
Restigeren t Churches Berlin Bells War Memorial Gesture
Berlin reports the republican government will honor churches that allowed the old regime’s war effort by turning bells into bullets. Freight charges will be waived on new bells to replace those given up during the war.
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Berlin
Germany
City Budget Sets 406972 For Municipal Operations
The city council adopted a fiscal year budget totaling 406 972 for all branches of government except waterworks and schools, including bond interest. Fire fund rises to 100 900, with other departments receiving increases though overall expenses trend lower. Councilman C. Howard opposed raises. KL Link urged full levy near 200 mills to fund needed services, noting school funding has risen. The budget itemizes by department and lists maintained police at 69 000, with minor shifts in engineer and court costs. England's Rainford wins national whist title. weather note mentions heavy snow.
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C. &. Howard
First Ward
KL. A. Link
County Board of Supervisory
Qlerk
Ackley Deanery Connected Five Nearby Parishes in Ia
A deanery established at Ackley with Rev. Michael Meagher of St Marys as authority. Included parishes Iowa Falls Kidora Hampton Grundy Center and Parksburg. Priests from these parishes to meet regularly. notes also cover tax refunds, school events, and local visits.
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Jr. J. Keane
Dubuque
Michael Meagher
St. Mary's Church
Iowa Falls
Kidora
Hampton
Grundy Cester
Parkersburg
Visiting nurse leaves Waterloo after illness forces early resignation
Miss Susan Lehtz, visiting nurse for the Waterloo Social Welfare league, has ended her duties in Waterloo. An acute appendicitis attack while visiting friends in New Hampton forced her to stop work. She had tendered resignation effective June 1, and illness will prevent return to Waterloo for special University of Iowa work. Executive committees meet at Mrs. Taylor's 728 Franklin Street to discuss a successor. three or four applicants are under consideration.
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Susan
Lehtz
Waterloo Social Welfare League
Waterloo
New Hampton
University of Iowa
Fifty Years Ago Dr Pierce Promoted Favorite Prescription
A historic notice recalls Dr. Pierce once practicing in Pennsylvania and famed for consultation in many towns. He moved to Buffalo and offered Favorite Prescription, a cure for women with nervous and weak conditions. Thousands report relief, with Anurie for kidneys and backache also praised. Send 10 cents to Buffalo for trial info and remedies.
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Pennsylvania
Dr. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Pierce
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