Waterloo notices and corporate filings gobble up town pages
Notices announce bankruptcy for Ray F Mack of Waterloo Iowa with creditor meeting dates in October and a court listing in the Northern District of Iowa Eastern Division. Also Waterloo ordinances set parking limits on several streets and a new corporation George H Conn & Company seeks to manufacture mineral feeds with a 25000 capital and a board of five directors including H Conn L Kielbenstein J Rals ton and others.
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Ee Hev Blaso
Hefl Et Nnraeh
Dllesuelagen Notich
Waterloo
Enis
Sycamore St
United States District Court
Tews
Ray PF. Mack
Ankrupt
Ray F. Mack
Iowa
Black Hawk
orrEs
h-Plice
Erloo
Jawan
Rhal
Suderantora
Alec
Cornet
D. m
East Fourth Street
Mulberry Street
Fourth Street
Bridge Street
Commercial Street
West Fourth Street
Banff Street
Eifth Street
Washington Street
Park Avenue
Sixth Street
Winester Street
Commercial
Park Avenua
Fifth Street
D George H. Conn & Company
Black Hawk County
Miter
Elecar Corporation
Views of the People Mr Coord Corrected
A letter from St Ansgar Iowa disputes a Waterloo resident Frank Colcord’s claim about election betting on Coolidge and La Follette. The writer asserts Colcord misstated local sentiment and bets and challenges him to prove or pay up, urging support for the Progressives.
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la Follette
Frank Collard
Coolidge
Anspar
Femora
Mr. Collard
Waterloo Opera Troupe Ride Ends In Streetcar Mishap
Mart E Turner recalls a 40 year old Waterloo tale about a baggage wagon haul for an opera troupe of The Lilly Clays. A horse drawn streetcar failed after Jumbo stubbed its toe, causing a small crash and a chorus of laughter from the showgirls. Turner faced financial worry but recovered with a new car and joked about the driver’s name. The Illinois Central depot location is noted near the Irving hotel.
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Waterloo
E. Turner
Second Street West
Lnala Central
The
Lilly Clays
Burnham's Opera House
Tirown’s Opera House
Opera House
Charley White
New York
Irving Hotel
Mall Bay
Dane Street
Fourth
Fullerton
Jnaugh
Jumbo
Hell
Henry Hellensenmidt
Illinois Central
Irving Hatal
Fire losses in Waterloo exceed seven thousand dollars
Chief Ray Tiller reports Waterloo fires cost more than $7,000 in October with 32 calls. eight caused damage, the worst confined to one room. Furnishings owned by a guest damaged. Causes: rubbish and grass eight alarms, autos four, furnaces four, stacks on roofs two, smoking dumps two. three false alarms.
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Waterloo
Ray Tiller
Better be mesured than sorry Buy it of Hermann Miller
An advertisement fragment urges readers to purchase items from Hermann Miller, with a contact phone number 2404. The brief note appears in an aged classifieds page, reflecting period marketing phrasing and possible misspellings.
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Hermann Miller
Legion Seeks Armistice Observance Plans
Representatives of various patriotic and civic organizations met at Memorial Hall to map an Armistice Day observance. The gathering, led by Vice Commander C. Miller, discussed possible programs and activities for the remembrance event.
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Jas
Civl
Peitortal
Merchants Study Armistice Day Observance Plan
A state department officer representing American Legion posts urged keeping business houses open while World War veterans favor a morning war prayer service at 11 a.m. Some groups object. A committee with Dr. J. H. Butts to survey merchants on closing part of Nov 11 and draft a program. report at next meeting at Memorial Hall.
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State Department of the American Legion
fucker-Chapman Post
J. H. Butts
Momortal All
Marriage Licenses for Roscoe Crewford and Leona Kirk
Roscoe Henry Crewford of Vinton and Leona Emma Kirk of La Porte CALF obtain a marriage license as listed. Collier of Waterloo and Emma Briden of Waterloo appear in the same notice, indicating additional license data.
Woman Recovers After Using Vegetable Compound
Mrs Grorce Spink of Minnesota Junction Wisconsin says after years of illness and bed rest Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restored her energy and health. A nationwide canvass reports 93 percent of purchasers benefited from the remedy.
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Minnesota Junction
Wis
Lydia E. Pinkham
Budget committee considers community fund allowances at Waterloo
The Waterloo Community Chest fund budget committee met at Hotel Russell Lamson to review budgets for the central and railroad YMCA branches. Additional work is planned before an amount is announced. Budgets for the Red Cross, YWCA and Boy Scouts will be discussed Monday night at the same venue. The remaining two organizations are the Social Welfare League and the Salvation Army.
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Waterloo Community Chest Fund
Hotel Russell4uamson
Central and Railroad
Hed Cross
Boy Scouts
Hotel Russell- Lamson
Social Welfare League
Salvation Army
I M C A to Host Radio Election Returns Night
Election returns will be received by radio Tuesday night at the Y M C A starting at 10 p m and continuing until sufficient returns indicate the outcome. Sylvester Howell will set up the apparatus in the lobby and seats will be provided for listeners. Three new gym classes have been organized at the Y to handle increased enrollment from the recent membership campaign. A class is formed for Gates Business College, Hawkeye Oil company employees, and Rath Parking company workers.
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Sylvester Howell
Chaira
Bose
Gates Business College
Hawkeye Oil Company
Rath Parking Company
Accident injures motorcyclist at Fourth and Commercial
A midnight collision at Fourth and Commercial streets left Paul Hathaway of 614 Washington street severely bruised along the legs after his motorcycle collided with an automobile. His passenger Miss Allen Fink was uninjured. The automobile driver, Kent ey, was not hurt.
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Hallowa'en
Paul Hathaway
Washington Street
Allen Fink
Kent
Home from Colorado with relatives visit
Mrs Mildred Mandéviles returned from a month in Houtder Colorado where she spent time with her niece Mrs Frank Stubbs formerly Miss Marie Edwards of Waterloo.
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Colorado
Mildred Mandéviles
Hout der, Colo
Frank Stubbs
Misa’ Marie Edwards
Waterloo
Eickelberg’s Challenge Stirs Political Debate
The piece rails at opponents Steck and Eickelberg, claiming Eickelberg’s plan solves unemployment, grants and farm issues with a no-tax no-deposit plan. It questions the senate delegation and urges voters to back a “clean man” offering a balanced economic solution.
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Wwickelberg
Eickelberg
Hickelberg
Hickelberg to Speak in Lincoln Park Sunday
P S Hickelberg will address a Lincoln Park gathering Sunday afternoon at 3 p m in an advertisement notice.
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P. S. Hickelberg
Lincoln Park
Marmola Prescription Tablets Offer Easy Fat Reduction
An advertisement promotes Marmola Prescription Tablets as a simple method to shed fat without exercise or dieting. It claims a physician endorsed the tablet form and urges readers to buy a box from their druggist or mail one dollar to the Marmola Company in Detroit for home delivery.
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Marmola’ Company
General Motors
Detroit
Mich
Geo H Scully for Representative in Black Hawk County
Geo H Scully writes as a Democratic nominee in Black Hawk County explaining his long public service career in Waverly and Waterloo. He argues the county needs practical farming and home ownership perspectives, opposes tax hikes, supports optional tubercular testing for dairy breeders, and pledges to work hard on the job for local voters on November 4.
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Black Hawk County
Gotting
Bremer County
Waverly
Western Union
Great Western
Bramer County
Waterloo
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