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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1927

Page

27

Road paving discussed by Waterloo business group

A committee of Waterloo business men appeared before the county board to discuss road improvement under the new state highway law. They highlighted the need to surface No 59 and part of No 10 to aid local trade and noted Dubuque aims for a northwestern surfaced highway. No action was taken, but paving may be funded by a future bond election if approved by voters.

Waterloo No. 59 Dubuque Iowa Black Hawk

Unpaved Stretch on No 69 Likely Next Paving Project

Board members agree that costly delays stem from heavy traffic and that the unpaved sections of No 69 will probably be the county’s next paving project.

I C Special Agent Off Bullet Scarred Dead in Chicago

Stephen Sullivan longtime Illinois Central special agent in Chicago dies at about 60 after a career marked by bullet wounds from underworld investigations His funeral is set for tomorrow and he leaves a widowed status with close ties to Waterloo relatives and Sheriff Wagner.

I. C. Special Chicago Stephen Sullivan Illinois Central Hig Underworld Timothy O'Leary Mullan Avenue J. B. Bruner Independence Avenue Mr. Sullivan Waterloo H. T. Wagner

Sundogs and Dust Storm Mark First Weather Day

An unusual morning display of sundogs appeared for two hours as the sun rose. A west gale whipped trees and stirred dust in fields. Temperatures fell with the Weather Bureau predicting colder conditions tomorrow. the dust storm marks the season's first.

Weather Bureau

O E S Indoor Carnival Features Music and Sideshow Acts

The Order of Eastern Star carnival opens Thursday at 7 p m in Masondo temple with Russell Lamson orchestra for dancing on the second floor and a clown band on the main floor. Decorated Masondo hall booths slides and banners set the scene as Tom Thumb and other sideshow acts perform. Proceeds fund C B S chapter building improvements.

Order of Eastern Star Masondo Temple R. L. DeGon Russell-Lamson Orchestra Masonic Hall Tom Thumb Wid Man Snake Charmer Warman Missing Link

Edward F Hedges Elected Commander of DAV Post

Edward F. Hedges was elected commander of the King Marston post of the Disabled American Veterans at a meeting last evening in Memorial Hall. He succeeds Paul Rietz, the state commander chosen at the recent convention in Clinton. Rietz reported on the convention and the post voted to donate funds to the Red Cross flood relief effort.

King-Marston Post Memorial Hall Edward F. Hedges Paul Rietz Clinton Rietz Red Cross

Iowa Roads and Weather At 10 A M

Weather update reports varying road conditions across Iowa. notable entries include heavy rain in Iowa City with slippery roads detours No 8 and No 164 rough but passable railroad. Descriptions note muddy or passable routes in Burlington Cedar Rapids Davenport and Dubuque with detours around Dyersville Farley and impassable No 69 near Waterloo.

Associated Presa Nce Momas Towa City Burlington Keokuk Cedar Rapida Council Bluffs Creston Mascaline Clinton Dubuque Marshalltown Mason City Fort Dodge Davenport Sioux City Ottumwa Waterloo No. 20 Dyersville Farley

Tax Ferret Not Wanted Now at County Board Meeting

A county board postponed action on hiring a tax ferret to pursue tax property assessments until the January 1938 session. Western county citizens opposed the move, citing unfair double assessments and moral and legal concerns. Waterloo township’s Nathan Northey argued the issue mirrors past tax disputes where land and contract were taxed, urging rejection of the measure.

Board of Supervisors Nathan Northey Waterloo Agoan

Public funds certified for payment in Salina

Salina officials reported yesterday that a number of payments have been certified for public funds. Superintendent stated that the payments would be used to cover anticipated expenses for the upcoming period.

Bank Logaes Punés Salina

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