Hoover Buys Northwestern Lands Realty Expansion Planned
J Hoover purchases Hagerman and Downing tract holdings west of Waterlow city to fuel a building boom. Sale of 850 lots planned with opening May 29. pricing mostly under 250 dollars, targeting moderate housing near factory districts. City council to vote on two ordinances tonight restraining Sunday peddling and minor pool-hall attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yra J. Hoover
Northwestern Land Investment Company Holdings
Tagerman and Downing
Fally Avenue
Mr. Hoover
Hagerman and Downing
Mrr. Hoover
G. ©. Janney
Willontinue
J. Tabb Janney
Hagerman
Northwestern Lands& Investment Company
Hoover
Hagermand
Downing Places
Workingen
Rgest
Waterlow
Hagerman Ace
Downing Place
Hagerman Place
Hageran Place
Chie
Police Selecton
Jet
Directuil
Thompson
R. M.dewey
Arrest Follows Return to Home in Toscano Assault
Wallace Dwyer twenty struck down as suspect in May six Italian fruit merchant assault at Fourth and Bluff. He testified he left Waterloo the night after and blamed cousin Madden for the hit. Dwyer pled guilty and was fined thirty five dollars or ten days hard labor. Other cases feature Charley Lowrey fined six for drunkenness and Moran of Independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Dwyer
Vito Toscano
Fourth
Bluff Streets
Sweeney
Nelica Court
Dwyer
Waterloo
Madden
Meyers
Washington Street
Charley Lowrey
William Moran
Independence
Moran
Lowrey
H. I. Adams
Marion Hosts Central Field and Track Meet Preview
Waterloo East High School eyes a strong showing at the Central field and track meet in Marion next Saturday. Coaches list entries for Ray Davis Stimpson Paul Berry Naven Koepke Kiser and others in sprints distances hurdles jumps relays and throws. An eighth grade field meet at the park preceded the event day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo East High School
Marion
Lafayette Park
Francis Stimpson
Ray Paul
Ray Berry
Ben Naven
Ernest Koepke
Sam Kiser
Purs Pils
Medical proclaims cure offer with diagnostics setup
The speaker claims twelve years of curing the sick and offers a bold deal to anaemic patients. If week to week the microscope shows no gain, treatments cost nothing. if there is improvement, patients pay double. He touts X ray violet ray and other therapies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O J
Bright
Dr Cothern Hours Note At Russell Lamson Building
A fragmented OCR passage notes hours for Dr Cothern at the Russell Lamson Building. The legible details indicate a schedule with potential time slots around afternoon and evening, but the exact hours remain unclear in the truncated text.
Road Secures Lands for La Porte City Extension
Instruments filed show transfer of way lands to the W., C. F. & N. railway for the La Porte City extension. A commission valued the lands fairly, with price differences based on proximity to towns. Owners, arrearages, and amounts are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Porte City
Graduation Sermon Delivered at Sumner by Rev Re
Rev Re Wit of Grace M F B church delivered the baccalaureate sermon for Sumner graduates last evening. A large congregation heard him. Grace M Kehuren hosted services with Teddy Adams of Garden City mission assisting and formerly with Billy Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace M. FB. Church
Sumner
Grace M. Kehuren
Brotherhood
Teddy" Adams
Garden City
Chiesse
Billy
General Markets Report From Chicago Trading Desk
Drought and heat in the southwest spurred buying of wheat with futures rising after early gains. Corn and oats moved with wheat. hog receipts pressured prices. St Louis and Omaha cattle and hog markets show mixed, with steady to lower tones and light demand in spots. Weather outlook calls for unsettled western skies and thunder showers in the east, cooler temperatures later in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Russia
Kansas
Great Bend
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Texas
Ili- Mois
Peoria
South Omaha
Omaha
Neh
Indas
Rites for P J Suberl ing
Last rites were held yesterday afternoon for P J Suberling at his daughter's home on Pronrth ghroet danse with many friends and neighbors in attendance. Rev Madison Gant pastor of the First Presbyterian led services. Flowers came from Waterlon Chicago and Windson. Pallbearers and honorary pallbearers included bank directors and local officials. Burial was in Eliswood cemetery family lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alm
Aegis
Waterlon
Chicago
Weatterloa Savings Hétik
Mro Siberiing
Leavitn & Jolson
Windson
W. OC. Logan
Jude PL Oo Platt
Carlton Sias
W. MM. Stewart
J. B. Sedewiel
Ina Rodamiur
Emmons Jolnson
WW. Millar
George] Heck
T. W. Place
Noom
Trainor
C. Schenk
Eliswood Cemetery
Medal Request for Man Who Saved Woman
Friends of Dr J C Gulliver visiting the city urge him to seek a decoration for gallantry. Gulliver, resident of Philippsburg Iowa, stopped in Cohinings Illinois to aid a woman at a theater during an explosion, sustaining burn injuries while rescuing her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Gulliver
Drat On. Pool
Aointdale
Cirnesie Hero Commission
Cunlliver
Thilipshure
Omaha
Nebo
Cohinings
Wise Lace
Picture Theatre
Tim
Mro Gnadeliver
Cemetery Flower Decoration Plans and Graveside Arrangements
Citizens in charge of cemetery greenery call for volunteers to assemble wreaths by noon Tuesday May 24 and deliver to designated sites by 6 pm Wednesday May 29. Wreaths will be placed at Fowler building corner Rev. Mr Valiant preached yesterday at Walnut Street Baptist, with Rev E A Valiant speaking in Dr John Bunyan Smith’s absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goa
Fowler
Mr. Valiant
John Bunyan Smith
Walnut Street Isptis Church
E. A. Valiant
The
First Baptist
Fifth
Lafayette Streema
West side—City Building
Seventh
Bluff
J. H. Bronson
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AK J. Hoover
Downing
Chamberlain
DR. Cothern
Acres
Amount
Wim, McChane
BR. Bickley
A.W. Page
RR. Hunter
Ale
Amelia Hubbard
Lamson Bros. & CO
Chicago Board OF Trade
Bennett
Marsh-Phace
Minois
ST. Louis
Wisconsin
Michigan
Minnesota
H.W
New York
Minneapolis
Wellington
Iss
Kansas City
Liday
Loday
Chitago
May Ora
Lamba
WILEY
P. J. Suberling
P. G. Holden
Holden
Colonial Sa
Boston Brokerage Co
Sycamore Street
Woods Millinery
East Fourth Street
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