Hoover backing gains in Kentucky and Tennessee says Miller
George W. Miller of Miller Taylor Construction and partner Stanley Taylor drove 1600 miles through Kentucky, Tennessee, Iowa, Illinois, Indiana, and Ohio reporting strong Hoover sentiment. They praised good roads, car radio, and river transport plans, noting unbridged streams hinder travel and Kentucky crops focus on tobacco and corn.
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George W. Miller
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October Arrests Include 39 Drunks
A monthly report by Ernest Koepke shows 148 traffic violators were summoned to municipal court in October. Four were jailed for driving while intoxicated, with most paying a $10 fine. Thirty-nine faced intoxication charges. three were charged with careless driving, another with disturbing the public quiet, and one with dis orderly conduct. One case involved a city attorney's warrant for goats running loose within the limits.
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Ernest Koepke
October Fire Loss in Waterloo After 44 Alarms
Fire Chief Ray Tiller reports Waterloo fire department answered 44 alarms in October with total damage $4395. Major losses included Headford Bros. & Hitchins foundry $2500 and Albert hotel $1000, with the rest spread over 42 other calls. Seventeen causes are listed including a dying man pickup, electrical and steam hazards, and a scalding cooking pan handle.
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Ray Tiller
Headford Bros. & Hitchins Foundry
Albert Hotel
Peter Kress
Real Estate Transfers In Waterloo
Haze Linderman transfers lot 12 block 20 Hagarman Place to Alfred C Pines in Waterloo Indiana. E A Bartel transfers lot 13 block 17 first addition Grand View Place to I E Smith in Waterloo Indiana.
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Alfred C. Pines
Hagerman Place
Waterloo
E. A. Bartel
I. E. Smith
Grand View Place
Surety Sues Bank Over Dead Oil Driver Accounts
Detroit Fidelity & Surety Co. sues First National Bank Dunkerton claiming violations of an indemnifying policy. It seeks a survey of late William Strodecker’s accounts, a judgment for misappropriated funds, and asserts Strodecker’s estate is insolvent. Strodecker, an employee of Black Hawk Oil, was found shot beside his truck near Waterloo last November. The company insured against theft and fraud by its employees. Germany has 10,000 miles of air routes.
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First National Bank
Dunkerton
Detroit Fidelity & Surety Co
William Strodecker
Black Hawk Oil Company
Mid-Continent Petroleum Corporation
Strohecker
Waterloo
Oil Company
Insurance Company
Strodecker
Kellogg's All-Bran Promises Fast Constipation Relief
An advertisement claims constipation harms health and that Kellogg's All-Bran, made in Battle Creek, guarantees relief. It recommends two tablespoons daily and suggests serving with milk, fruit, or honey, with recipes on the package, sold by all grocers.
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Battle Creek
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