City in Brief: Local Notes and Social News
Skim of Waterloo area happenings includes Barbara Storm visiting Oelwein, Wateroo Building and Loan board meeting tonight, S. L. Vale improving, F. A. Winslow in Vinton on American Nobles business, and various local visits. Reports on recoveries, travel to Chicago for funerals, school events, and church activities. Crop conditions in Buchanan county noted as good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Storm
Oelwein
Waterloo Building and Loan Association
Marsh Place
S. L. Vale
F. A. Winslow
Vinton
American Nobles
F. W. Powers
Third Avenue West
Margaret Clark
Gyrace Jerger
Des Moines
Bertha van Hoosen
Chicago
Methodist Hospital
Waterloo
Pine Street Hospital
Gasoline Engine Factory Expands Plant Premises
Work has begun on an addition to the William Galloway Baseline engine factory. The new wing will extend to the west end of the existing facility and measure 60100 feet in length and width.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Galloway
Dietz Blames Lumber Trust in Murder Conviction
John F. Dietz, condemned for the murder of Deputy Oscar Harp, claims the lumber trust ruined his life and vows to appeal with Minneapolis defense fund support. He and his wife await the motion for a new trial as attorneys discuss candidates and a rapid plan for appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Dietz
The
Lumber Trust
G. A. Westphal
Dietz
Brothers
Waupun
John
Oscar Harp
Reid
Outfielder Kennedy Arrives in Waterloo For Trial
Kennedy, new outfielder secured by Waterloo in the Bloomington player distribution, has arrived Saturday and will compete for a regular spot in the garden. He’s described as a hard hitter and the team eyes a possible permanent role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Waterloo
Bloomington
Waterloo City Warrants Legalized By Iowa Act
Official publication asserts an Iowa act validates Waterloo Black Hawk county warrants totaling fifty thousand dollars for city expenditures. The measure deems expenditures authorized, warrants legal, and retroactively compliant with indebtedness limits. It takes effect upon publication in Des Moines Register and Waterloo Courier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of Waterloo
Black Hawk County
State of
Iowa
City of
Waterloo
General Assembly
Black Hawk
Register and Leader
de Moines
Waterioo Irening Courier
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Paul Davis Dry Goods CO
Buchanan
George Bodey
Fifth Street
Bessie Wallick
Dubuque
C. A. Reed
S. C
Milwaukee
Glayds Anderson of
F. F. McWibioney
F. B. Wilson
the Security Savings Bank of
Greeley
A. ©. Marcham
Ed. A A. Wareham
Commercial Street
Mrs. J. ©. Woods
Mrs. A. 0. Simpson
Mrs. Woods
Ed Meyer
Plainfield
Peter Hecht
Frank
Tipton, Mo
D. Witry
Lafayette Street
Hecht
Witry
Carl Beck
Eagle Center
D. W. Barr
Sioux City
Mrs. W. F. Eightey
High Street
W. C. Payton
Miss Vina
Sigourney
E. C. Payton
Vine Street
J. M. Longfellow
South
Hot Springs
Ark
Oklahoma City
Okla
Boomer
Washington Township
Gladys Powers
Leland Powers
Boston
Mass
H. A. Snyder
Royalarcanum of Tews
Minneapolis
United States
Supreme Lodge
Waterloo Hive
Westminster Presbyterian
Ailday
Cuba
Porto Rico
W. W. Brooks
Waverly
A. B. Kepford
Frances Houck
Jesup
Leah Hubbard
Clara Maynard
Entlarges
Ds Co. Dry
Decours
Fouaras Anancy
Abo
Chas. E. Bentley
Outfielder Kennedy
Roosevelt P. J. A. Ferguson
Senate Committee
Farmers of
Minnesota
Canada
Theodore Roosevelt
Ferguson
New York City
Grundy Center
Parkersburg
Grundy
Hardin
Scrogey
Eighth Street
H. Slaughter
Sta. A
East Side
Wellington
Cedar Falls
Cliff Gould
Library
Town Street
West Sixth Street
Zimmerman Farmer
Korstad
Hart
Frees
Allen Mtg. Co
Allen Bldg
Toledo
Ohio
Ys. W. FE. Main
Iowa City
Inquire American Hotel
Sycamore
Official
Memne
Senate
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