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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1919

Page

13

Waterloo approves bridges and paving plan plus river wall

Waterloo council awards Miller Field Construction three concrete bridges across Black Hawk and Virden creeks with bids totaling about 44 411 for Black Hawk and 3 700 for Logan avenue while paving resurfacing for 35 000 square yards is authorized with an estimated cost of 70 000 to 80 000. A river front wall contract bid of 20 700 is opened by the river front commission.

River Front Commission Waterloo Miller-Field Construction Company Black Hawk Creek Miles Street Virden Creek Park Road Logan Avenue Black Hawk Bridge Waterloo Construction Black Hawk Construction Company Park Road Bridge Olson Hh, A. Maine & Co Waterloo Construction Company Miller-Fifield Construction Company Cedar River Sans Souci Park Avenue Wellington River Wall River Front Fourth Fifth Street

Palestine Fund Boost Seen At Mizrachi Meeting in Cincinnati

A Mizrachi gathering in Cincinnati touted the Palestine Fund with emphasis on the uneducated areas there. It urged support by noting the potential for Jewish agricultural work and opportunity in the region.

Palestine Fund Cincinnati Palestine

Mizrachi convention raises funds amid police notes

Cincinnati May 27 police notes report Mizrachi Organization of America convention raising about 25000 in minutes. Eight traffic violators paid fines and bonds to aid department of justice rehabilitation work. A middle aged man and Rabbi J L Fischman of New York were arrested for address at a downtown office on Palestine construction talk. They posted 200 bonds but did not claim them in court. A woman begging for food pleaded guilty to vagrancy and explained she moved toward work. Sam Wright, colored, accused of embezzling 25 dollars seeks a hearing.

Cincinnati Mizrachi Organization of America Department of Justice Palestine J. L. Fischman New York Aoman Sam Wright

Girl Farm Hand Movement on New York Trio Starts

Three young women clerks, first of the army of female harvest workers, have started west to aid in the record crop. They left from New York and are employed by a Dawson county Nebraska ranchman, per National Women's Land Army headquarters.

Associated Press New York National Woman’s Land Army Dawson County Nebraska

Farm transfers in Butler County rise in number and price

In Butler county near Allison multiple farm sales are recorded. Charles Rohwedder sold 280 acres to W F Hay for 65 000 total at 232 per acre. Herman Debner sold 160 acres to M Wubbena at 195 per acre. F A Poppen bought 120 acres north of Allison for 22800. FH Voss sold 280 acres near Aredale to Meyer Brothers for 62000. W F Ray and F J Ray expanded holdings by five farms totaling about 1000 acres. John Nethaus bought 120 unimproved acres in Jackson township.

Allison, Ta Charles Rohwedder W. F. Hay Allison Herman Debner M. Wubbena F. A. Poppen Bottemeyer FH. Voss Aredale Meyer Brothers W. F. Ray F. J. Ray Butler County Tf. Kleinschmidt Fred Wix Wiliam Koliman John Nethaus Jackson Township Henry Kam. Trieve

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