Council Sets Busy Schedule for Tax Data Assessments
City council members prepared a week of long evenings from 7 p.m. to midnight to read assessments reported by J A Townsley and allow property owners to object. Mayor A F Gnagy explained the process as the board of review convened at 3 p.m. to hear protests. The council also agreed to rescind the Westfield avenue widening order after William Galloway opposed it citing impact on the landscape and company costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. EF
Gnagy
Ipolassoys
J. A. Townsley
Wiliam Galloway
Westfield Avenue
Galloway
Waterloo Sunday School Workers Head to State Meeting
Waterloo representatives including Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Beal J. J. Stewart Mrs. O. W. Hems worth Miss Lulu Mosher Howard Morris Rev W H Beachier Mrs C J Miler Mrs PF A Becker Aliss Cora Orr Mrs John Ral ston Miss Lulu Barnes and Mrs Nettie Blenis attend the fifty eighth annual convention of the Tews State Sunday School association in Washington Ta Sessions run through Thursday afternoon Prof EH MW Stranahan Oska loosa religious director of Penn college and president of the State Sunday School association speaks this afternoon R A Waite boys work superintendent of the International association discusses Sunday School Alibis This evening speakers J H ngie Lansing Mich and William J Shallcross Des Moines state director of near east relief address the gathering
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Beal
J. J. Stewart
O. W. Hemsworth
Lulu Mosher
Howard Morris
W.H. Beachier
C. J.miler
PF. A. Becker
Aliss Cora
Orr
John Ral+ston
Lulu Barnes
Nettie Blenis
Waterloo
Tews State Sunday School Association
Washington
EH. MW. Stranahan
Oskaloosa
Penn College
State Sunday School Association
R. A. Waite
Boys’ Work
The
International Association
J. H. Ngie
Lansing
Mich
William J. Shallcross
Des Moines
Near East Relief
Occupants Uninjured in Car Motorcycle Collision
Mrs Tf C Brown reports a collision at Independence Avenue and Lane Street between her car and a motorcycle carrying two men at 1 45 p m yesterday No injuries occurred though both vehicles were damaged Later CK Holmes of 1427 Franklin Street says he drove the motorcycle
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Street
Independence Avenue
Lane Street
C. K. Holmes
Franklin Street
Woman Sues for 1000 Damages for Theatre Injuries
Grace Parker sues Ford-Diebold Co. owner of Palace Theatre Waterloo Cedar Rapids for 1000 damages claiming a balcony railing sliver pierced her knee during a 1921 motion picture show. She says an attendant directed her to a seat and the wooden railing caused two weeks in bed and four weeks in crutches with 65 dollars medical expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Parker
Ford-Diebold Company
Cedar Rapids
Palace Theatre
Waterino
J. H. Meyers
Waterloo Mascot Dropped from Sky in Parachute Misadventure
A staged stunt gone awry sees Lily the goat dropped from a parachute 500 feet above a baseball park. The animal landed after a brush with a tree, breaking its tail but surviving to return to the diamond with her mother amid curious onlookers and a shaken aviator.
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Phil
Lily
Angora
Mother Earth
Earl Campbell
Frank Seery
Seery
League Ark
Campbell
Electric Park
Earth
John
Mrs. Robin
Dubuque
Jer Earl
Rian
Ball Park
Goat
Byrnes Park
Freezone Promise Lets Corns Be Removed Pain Free
An advertisement touts Freezone as a quick corn remover that stops pain instantly and lets users peel away corns with fingers. A pharmacist sells a tiny bottle for a few cents, claiming it removes hard, soft, and between toe corns and calluses without soreness or irritation.
Ouimet and Willing Still in Race for British Golf Title
The British amateur championship enters its second round with American contenders Francis Ouimet and Dr. C. P. Willing still alive. Ouimet defeated BO War With in a tight match, while Willing beat Robert Grant Jr 3 and 1. Other Americans see mixed results as five fell yesterday including Allis and Sweetser, with spectators filling the course as British and American players press toward the finals.
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Calta
Mero Toads
Francis Ouimet
Dr. C. P. Willing
Upan
Almericans
Quinter
BO War With
Wasng
Willing
Robert Grant, Jr
Frances
Northeast
Americine
Minnteles
Tay Alneyiest Allis
Joan , Sweetser
Robert Gardner
S. Davidson Merron
Chicago
Heo
J.B. Heddard
Neville
San Francisco
D. A. Chard
G. P. Witting
Portland
Ore
Plan to Redecorate First M E Church
Twenty six teams of two men will canvass members of First M E Church for funds to renovate and repair the building. The effort aims to finish the canvass in four days with a supper Friday evening where reports will be heard. The church officials deem urgent repairs and redecorating needed.
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First M. Is. Church
Larn
Decoration Planned at Site After Edifice Erection
A decoration project is planned at the site but no work has begun since the building was erected. Estimated expenses run about 2600 dollars.
Cammack Opens Studio in Waterloo
W I Cammnock, long a leading photographer, opens a new studio in Waterloo, reviving his career after years of prominence in photography. The move marks a notable local business development and signals continued creative work by a respected figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Cammack
Waterloo
Speeders Pay Fines in City Police Court
W. C. Ackerman fined S114 and costs after being found guilty of breaking the city speed law. Three traffic violators forfeited bonds of 35 each. One charge of parking was dismissed. Four youths faced disorderly conduct charges related to an automobile ride. Fradi Trabue and Floyd Metin forfeited bonds of 15 each. hearings for Roland Audrey and M. Burrys continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Ackerman
J. W. Gwynne
Wren Parking
Fradi Trabue
Floyd Metin
Roland Audrey
M. Burrys
Waterloo Gun Club Plans Thursday Practice at Byrnes Park
Waterloo Gun Club with about 50 trapshooters will hold a Thursday afternoon practice shoot at Byrnes park shooting grounds to stay in trim for upcoming meets. Members expect 25 to 25 attendees and aim to attract regional enthusiasts before the Hampton registered shoot on May 16 and the Mason City state shoot June 4 5 and 6, per president Nicholas Webber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Gun Club
Byrnes Park
Waterloo Club
Waterson
Mason City
Nicholas Webber
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound testimonial
Letter from a Washington D C reader praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female trouble and general run down health After taking six bottles she reports full recovery and weight gain from 60 to 140 pounds and urges others to use the product
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Lydia E. Pinkham
Janet
Penna. Ave
S.E
Red Pepper Rub Promises Fast Rheumatism Relief
Advert reads Red Pepper Rub offering instant heat and quick relief from rheumatism lumbago neuritis backache and stiff neck. It claims to improve blood circulation and ease chest congestion with Bowles Red Pepper Rub made from red peppers sold cheaply at drug stores. Be sure the package shows Rowles on the label.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowles
Ackaga
Cady
Studio continues Spurr legacy in Waterloo with Baby Week opening
Jona Fajis joins L A Lind of Waterloo as successors to Spurr studio. Baby week opening today with focus on photographing children and special attention to youngsters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jona Fajis
L. A. Lind
Waterloo
Spurr
Hig Studio
Childran
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Gastory
de Charles Ska
John Willis Uaer
Pasadena
Cal
Huston
Presbyterian New Era Movement
Williams Hirai Foulkes
New York
Board For Freedmen
Harold M. Robinson
Board of Publication
William ¥. Weir
John A. Marquis
Board of Home Missions
Campbell Aeroplane
Ouimet
M. E
W. I. Cammnock
Vwarter A. Hult Motorists
Lind-Cammack
Big East Fourth Street
Speeders
Lydia E.pinkham
DE Scholl
Tad Verdisement
Blair
Lr. Pierce
Himn
H. Lothton
E. Lincoln St
W. A. Covell & Son
Bridge St
Schuneman
Fourth Street
Lafayette
Mulberry
Jetetser
Laird
Leo' S West Ltd
Vaterlas, Fa
Ioonf
Far
Eclipse
Lowe Brothers
W. 4Th St
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