Waterloo Iowa annual report for the city fiscal year 1927 28
City Auditor Charles Mackay certifies the annual Waterloo Iowa report. Includes officers list, salaries, council members, municipal possessions valuation, receipts and expenditures, street and utility payments, bonds, city debts, and tax levies for the year ending March 7, 1928. Names include Mayor A Tibbits, City Clerk Chas Mock, Treasurer G M Johnson, and several council members. Population 36,771 from 1925 census. incorporates dates and property valuations. detailed line items for health, street, water works, parks, and public buildings.
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Council Proceedings City Ball Waterloo 1928
City council met in regular session with present members Harticlp Lawson Steely. Minutes of April 21, 1928 were approved. Various license applications for Whippet and Yellow Cab companies were received, filed, and licenses issued. Several building permits sidewalk and street projects were authorized, including popcorn stand licenses and moving a house, plus sewer and paving petitions referred to committees. Actions included bonds, plat approval for Conger Park subdivision, milks tests discussion, and ordinances 1200 adoption authorizing a city examiner.
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City Ball
Waterloo
Ins
Waver
Jon. Harticlp
Lawson
Steely
Ergeneen
Bern
Robinson
Whippet Cab Company
Ingullaten
Gerea
Ie Porum
Yellow Cab Company
Fle
Eicycles
Dodge Cab
Reo
Ning Walker
Datenelle Street
East Fourth and
Lafayette Streets
Horne
Mable Sherbourne
Iowa Street
East Fourth 1
Mulberry Streets
Gar
Robinson Barth
Walnut Streep Baptist
Knol and
Janney Avenues
Ws Leask. Jr
Iil
Leavitt Street
Eleventh Street
Ninth ‘Street
Randolph Street
MW. J. Lentz
East
Perk Avenue
Franklin Street
Milberry Street
Carmied
Bragdon
Joan Beck
J. J. Beck
Commercial
West Sixth Streets
A. M
BE. G. P
Second and
Sycamore
Phil] Rambach
Prenklin Street
Oak Avenue
Utica Street
Elty
Robirnson
Johnson
Prospect Boulevard
Peter Zarifis
Kingsley Avenue
Pletcher Avenue
Vernpo Avenue
B. Schrock
Gal
Hammond Avenue
Harry Ott
Denver Street
Forest Avenue
Hawthorne Avenue
Street and Ally Committee
Hehoud
Olé Madsen
Mulberry Street
Elm Street
Vinton Street
John
Harthman
Plecher Avenue
Fourth Street
Sunset Road
E. Peek
Street and Wiley Committee
F&f
Che Tfret
Archibald
Pine ‘Etter
Dewey
Harry Dunlap
Sidvagen & Blouzh
Third
Jeffer
Iestrests
WOR, Peagey
Gurrie Constriction Company
E Park Aveonic
Geo
Geo. G. Rager
Moria Motor Gar Company
Lintstreet
Fox
Oakinan Avenue
OR. Sawyer
Wellington Street
AL Border
Cleveland Avenue
Renee
van Logan Avenue
First National Bank
GO. V
FO Higgins
Iraners
Ds Dyers
McLellan
Nagle & HH
George End Electric
General Contractor's
Cleve Gmiler
B. J. Tucker
Bietont Ae Striegel
K 'Gondar H
Maine
Black Hawk Roallig Company
Poy
C. Hardingen
He Ferelong
Enewals
Stegman Dé
Apis Brathers
Wm. Kuper
Quest A Smith
Fereday
Y. Spemord
Howse Movers
ALT, Coffin
Naien
S. F Stevenson
Quest
Smith
A. B. Duke & Son
Bert Mathews
Alas Tire & Battery Co
Unique
Hummel Hotel
J. E. Remetch
Mation
Westfeld Avenue
Averuz
W.G. FL & NM. Ry. Co
M. Chenry
J. R. Thompson
Local Board of Health
A. & Landis
State Board of Health
Cenfer With
Milz
Landis
Thompson
Mayer
McParlane
Gnior Tiller
Gotch Auto Supply Company
Patroi
Ches
Mackselty
Lawson Thiat
Norwood
Oakland Avenues
Lassen
Harties
Bragsdon
Robertson
Hartlefy
Chas
BackKa
Gay M. Jobson
Treasortr Wn
M. Pecinrs
D. B
L. Mepermott
Eal Thardon
Tan San
Nave
Absdy McFarlene
Te Lawson
Watertoo
Town
Martirin
Lawwail Roninton
Stenly
Abacnt
MrFarlane
Wartlap
Lawson, Robinson and Steel
McFarlane
Lors &, Ft
Conger Park
Lafayette
Waterloo City Council approves 1928 street improvements contract
Resolution No. 6199 awards paving curbing and guttering on Pletcher Avenue from West Fourth Street to Sunset Road to Black Hawk Construction Company. City authorizes warrants for various street and sewer projects with detailed labor and material charges, including East Street West Street and Sanitary sections. Mayor G. A. Tibbitts and City Clerk Chas. C. Mackay sign the record dated May 10, 1928.
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Clark
H. PF
Arndt
Black Hawk Construction Company
Pletcher Avenue
West Fourth Street
Sunset Road
Speuvion
Walter
John C. Hartman
Beth
Waterloo
Iowa
Inufier
Ray Segert
Ira Brink
Frank Halsey
Ed Perry
A. Sockett
Browd
Bert Soustey
A. J. Gipe
Terry McCrane
Lnbor
Henry Steffans
Albert Relsing
Frank Heisey
Chas. Snyder
Albert. Reising
W. F. Fields
Ed Ferry
Sscver
Isbor
Tra Brink
R. M. Barman
Lon. King
Jabor
N. W. Bell Telephone Co
Western Finian Telegraph Fo
Glock Remlal
East Street
L. G. Balenseifer Feed Co
Ray Eggert
Gov't Fost Cris Siervasvereeresrerees
Frank Stone
Chas. Richardsoah
Jaboor- Aves
Renry Steffans
J.C. Hileman
N. OW
Bell Tele. Co. Service
H. Williams
Isbor Ssi
Onas
Richardson
Labor
Lon King
Whar
Iese
End Perry
Creeves
Dabor
Ssee
Inbornee
East Sanitary
W. S. Gipe
Igbor
Dusk
Scribner
Ishor
Q. R. Bayer
Lator
Wreenee
Alyn Mapes
G. A. Sackett
West Sanitary
Hickman
A. B. Lane
Isher
James Mapes
Eshelman
Alvt Mapes
A. Sackett
I. Brown
Jebor
West Street
G. A. Tibbitts
Chas. C. MacKay
Chas
C. MacKay
American playwrights seek higher royalties in Europe
Berlin May 19 American authors league delegate George W Middleton says European theatre pay for plays will rise. He notes previous European rights brought only hundreds while $800 was common abroad. A new system of direct bargaining will reduce middlemen after an international congress with eighteen countries’ writers societies.
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Great Pond
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City in Brief: Local Socials and Incidents
Local notices report visits by Mrs. George F. Kheen and others to Mulberry and Lane streets, several guests from St Paul and Cedar Rapids, plus a Miami Arizona trip. A motorcycle collision left minor bruises for Jacob Molheck. Court hearings dismiss charges of disturbing the public calm against John Rooff, with related countercharges to be heard May 22. Dr. T. H. Ponton will address a health preservation talk at Hotel Russell Lamson during a city service clubs gathering.
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Mulberry Street
Marie ‘Hartson
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Mion
Harry Nanny
A. M. Selvie
Cedar Rapids
E. L. Rummel
Lane Street
Francis Robert Witt
W. ©. Will
Burton Avenue
Allen Memorial Hospital
Jacob Molheck
High Street
Harold Fellmer
Mullan Avenue
Broadway
Dental Streets
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la Porte
Andrew Sorengon
Clay Street
Rooff
Sorenson
T. H. Ponton
Gorgas Memorial Institute
Chicago
Russell Lamson
Women of Sidu Lead Sioux Rebellion on the Reserve
Deadwood South Dakota May 19 reports a striking revolt among the Sioux on the Rock Stoux reservation. Women refuse to work, with Colonel Mossman urging agricultural modernization and placing authority with the squaws who are now deemed the tribe’s real force. The piece portrays a feminist shift within the tribe amid changing labor roles and white influence.
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Tripoli of Pirate Days in Italian North Africa
A 1940s-era report contrasts Tripoli's old city with modern Italian developments. The ancient lanes stay busy with butchers, crafts, and a medieval mill, while the newer town features white walls, palm courtyards, and a sea-front hotel. Italian troops, a Jewish quarter, and a mixed population of Italians, Jews, and Mohammedans mark the cultural blend under a 20th century banner.
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Spain-N Y Flight Date Sets 48-Hour Crossing Plan
Capt Julius Ruiz de Alda leads a four man crew on a 2000 horsepower Dornier seaplane from Cadiz August 1 at 3 am, mooring at Manhattan on August 3 7 at 4 pm, aiming for New York with 1000 pounds mail and continuing around the world via Havana, Mexico, California, Alaska and Japan. The voyage seeks regular air routes, stressing seaplane feasibility.
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America
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Halifax
What Kind G. O. P. Langworthy Calls Point of Campaign
Henry C Langworthy of Dubuque declares the 1928 GOP primary hinges on the kind of Republicans in the Third district. He argues for progressive leadership, opposing narrow agricultural or industrial factionalism, and cites past party conflicts as urging reform. The piece links criticism of party corruption to a push for broader national policy focus and stronger farmer representation.
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Henry Cr. Langworthy
Dubuque
Towans
Atlantic Seaboard
Iowa
Congress
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