Open Bids For Drainage Work In Black Hawk County
Crowds surround the county courthouse as bids open for drainage systems in district No 10 after injunctions delayed district No 7. Ten bids entered for district 10 amid keen competition. awards set for 4 PM. District 12 bids in Lincoln township followed. possible injunction looming on district 3 in Barclay township.
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Black Hawk County
Poyner
Barclay Townships
Lincoln Township
Barclay Township
Kiwanis Talk on Public Speaking by Harry M. Reed
Harry M. Reed spoke to the Kiwanis club at Black's tearoom on Public Speaking. Members practiced Reed's principles by introducing the man on their left. The Boy Scout drive and a new log cabin for Eli Row scouts were discussed. Next week's program features Mayor N. W. Frisbie on City Affairs.
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Harry M. Reed
Kiwanis Club
Black's
City in Brief notes local moves and incidents
James G. Clark heads to Dubuque on legal business while Dr. G E Boyce relocates his office to 1624 1 2 Commercial Street. Mech John Roby travels to Birmingham for a week. A collision injures Everett Hansell slightly. J S Tuthil to address Cedar County Old Settlers at Tipton June 19. Leola Strope ill. classes led by F J Miller. Barbershop lease at 602 Sycamore Street with Verne Browne joining. Bicycle thefts reported and resolved. Diphtheria and smallpox cases noted. B W D highway marking extends from Waterloo south. Eyes examined at John M M Nis 108 Loran Ave. Swastika discussed as ancient emblem. Fingerprint permanence cited with Herschel’s 1889 and 40 years later comparison.
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James G. Clark
Dubuque
G. E. Boyce
Suffern
Commercial Street
John Roby
Birmingham
Ala
Everett Hansell
Edgewood
J. S. Tuthil
Cedar County
Old Settlers’ Association
Tipton
Leola Strope
Senior East High School
St. Francis Hospital
F. J. Miller
E. A. Hedges
J. A. Logan
Syanmore Street
Verne Browne
J. A. Joyner
First Street
Illinois Central Shops
Hubert Davis
Mullan Avenue
Mobile Street
Ruth Maine
H. A. Maine
Leland Avenue
Elmer Bennett
Winnifred Bussler
Fourth Street
Waterloo
Belle Plaine
Victor and Dysart
H. Co. Chapman
Waterloo Association
John MM. Nis
Loran J Ave
Milk Feeding Gains Health in East District Schools
Grade schools in the east district now serve pure grade A milk to underweight pupils. Nine schools participate with Washington Lincoln and Lafayette added recently. Over 500 pupils receive a bottle daily, with 7 percent underweight criteria guiding who is served. Parents largely approve as the program expands to unrestricted daily milk deliveries.
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East District
Public Health Department
Washington
Lincoln
Lafayette
Francis Grout
Marhine’s
Milk Treat For Pupils Draws Envy At Alcott
The scene shows pupils receiving milk via straws from bottles while an attendant tells stories. After drinking, bottles are cleared and returned to a serving table. Financed by Red Cross funds and donor programs, teachers and patrons support feeding undernourished children whose parents cannot pay.
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Alcott
Red Cross
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