Local Church Delegation Attends Regional Convention
A Waterloo Central Christian church delegation of thirty or more members traveled to Cedar Falls for the annual convention of the Christian churches of Iowa’s northeastern district. Mrs. A Z Ross of Eureka, Illinois, spoke on the CWBM and missionary work by her son Smory Ross in Africa. The meeting featured Miss Callie Cline, circle hour, and special music. attendance was strong with many churches represented as sessions continue.
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Central Christian Church of
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Christian Churches
Iowa
A. Z. Ross
Eureka
Jsmory Ross
Africa
C.H. Morris
Marshalltown
Callie Cline
Model Society
Black Hawk Roads Hurt Waterloo Business, Says Hardwell
Chicago businessman C. W. Hardwell, during a Waterloo stop, blamed Black Hawk county road conditions for lost trade and warned that rough stretches two miles from the city deter auto travelers. He said improved main routes could keep small-town shoppers from Dubuque and Cedar Rapids, boosting local merchants.
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Black Hawk County
Waterloo
C. W. Hardwell
Chicago
Black Bath County
Mardwell
Hardwell
Independence Avenue
Dubuque
Cedar Rapids
Marshalltown
City officials inspect White motor service truck
Mayor Thompson Fire Chief Dunham and councilmen Burter Casebeer and Hover traveled to Sioux City to witness a White Automobile Co service truck demonstration. This marks their second inspection of fire apparatus and likely will prompt council action at the next meeting.
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Thompson
Dunham
Burter
Casebeer
Hover
Sioux City
White Automobile Co
Start Wrecking for Skyscraper in Commercial Street
Three story brick structure to be torn down as Leavitt Johnson National Bank moves to clear the Commercial Street site for a new twelve story building. H A Maine & Company began demolition of an old brick barn and a frame office while Covell hardware and Wang Miller shoe stores prepare to relocate. Architects Proudfoot Bird Rawson submitted a ground plan, later reviewed by J H Sedewick and others who advised alterations. A basement is planned but details await final decisions including possible barber shop and bathrooom access via elevators.
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Leavitt & Johnson National Bank
H. A. Maine & Company
Covell Hardware
Wang& Miller
Covell
Fourth Street West
A. Asquith & Brother
Proudfoot
Exonerated officer involved in property dispute shove case
Detective J. F. McSweeney was exonerated from disturbing the public quiet after arraignment in police court. W. B. Cole filed the information. witnesses included Cole and his two 18 year old sons Robert and Donald. The dispute centered on renting and moving a motorcycle garage on McSweeney property, with no evidence of a blow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. McSweeney
W.B. Cole
Cole
Robert
Donald
Meyers
McSweeney
Robert Cole
Mce-Sweeney
McSweeney Testimony Left Unclear on Blow Strike
The record notes that it could not be determined if Mr. McSweeney delivered a blow. He was not called to testify, leaving the question unresolved in court proceedings.
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McSweeney
Picnic planned by stenographers at Cedar River Park
Stenographers in the Commercial building plan a picnic at Cedar River Park this evening. Details are sparse but attendees are expected to gather for a casual outdoor event near the river.
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Cedar River Park
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Mexico
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