Rentzelman seeks removal of Franklin Logan land from restricted residence
Ralph A Rentzelman files petition to withdraw his property at Franklin street and Logan avenue from the restricted residence district. The parcel, at the northwest corner of the intersection in an acute street angle, was described as lots 1 and 2 of Auditor Rainbow replats. Kentzelman’s attorneys say no filling station proposal is before the council, despite prior options and a rejected shortcut offer.
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Franklin Street
Logan Avenue
Ralph A. Rentzelman
Longfellow Street
Auditor Rainbow
City of
Waterloo
Xkentzelman
C. B. Santee
Mullan Avenue
Kentzelman
Edwards, Longley, Ransier & Harris
Elicut
Alimony Ends If Man Remarries After One Year
Jammes Donahoo may save money by marrying again after a year as alimony ceases on remarriage per a stipulation signed by both parties in a divorce case decided by Judge G. W. Wood. Mrs Alma Donahoo obtained the divorce on cruelty grounds. The agreement sets $25 monthly alimony for one year, then ends unless Donahoo remarries within that year. The couple wed November 18, 1926 at Denver Indiana. Haircuts Rise in Kansas City Prices up to 65 cents for a haircut and 35 cents for a shave announced after barber union meeting.
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Jammes Donahoo
Alma
G. W. Wood
Donahoo
Denver, In
Kansas City
Associated Master Barbers
Duck Hunter Returns With Red Fox Trophy
W C Strickler owner Blue Cross drug store 319 Fourth street west and R H Johnston 924 Leavith street Rock Island agent hunted five miles west of Hudson and took a red fox nearly four feet long from nose to tail tip. The fox now sits in the drug store window.
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W. C. Strickler
Blue Cross Drug Store
Fourth Street West
Hudson
R. H. Johnston
Leavith Street
Rock Island
Strickler
Westminster S S Workers Back New Plan
Westminster Presbyterian church workers unite behind a national board of Christian education program for the Sunday school. Dr EB Westphal, guest representative, spoke at a dinner conference in Black's tearoom noting firm support for advancing the plan.
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Westminster Presbyterian Church
National Board of Christian Education
Black’s
PB. Westphal
National Board
Father John’s Medicine Advertises Cold Relief
An old advertisement promotes Father John’s Medicine as a remedy for colds and a tonic for vigor. It claims to break up colds, nourish the body, and protect health with seventy years of a proven record, noting it contains no alcohol or harmful drugs.
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Father John
Foley
Westminster Church Explores Expanded Sunday School Task
More than 60 attendees heard a plan to enlarge Westminster church Sunday school duties with added church worker effort and guidance from the national board in Philadelphia. Dr. W P McCormick supported the plan as pastor, while Dr. Westphal from Nebraska spoke as the board’s only available member.
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National Board
Philadelphia
Westminster Church
W. P. McCormick
Westminster Sunday School
National, Board of Christian Education
Westphal
Nebraska
Waterloo
Westminster Sunday School as Educational Lab for Inaugural Work
Philadelphia reports outline the plan to open Westminster church as a laboratory for a new educational movement linked to Sunday schools nationwide. The initiative aims to test pioneer methods and share successes and failures for future adoption across the country. Also advertised is a Great Western round trip to St Paul Minneapolis for a November Saturday departure, with half fare for children and details from A J Howard.
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Philadelphia
Waterloo
Westminster Church
Westminster Sunday School
ST. Paul
Minneapolis
Great Western
St Paul
A. J. Howard
Hidden Health Advice For Girls From A School Nurse
A district nurse tells high school girls to keep the body functioning naturally with normal exercise and diet and, when needed, to take Najol, a pure harmless substance marketed by Standard Oil’s Chemical Products Division. The nurse claims Najol is safe for all, with no drugs or medicine, urging every woman to keep a bottle on hand and to seek genuine Najol from druggists.
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Rane
Chemical Products
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Loomis Jr Wins With Apples at State College
N H Loomis Jr son of Mr and Mrs N H Loomis of 220 Sheridan Road and a sophomore horticultural student at Town State College Ames wins with apples at the state college event.
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N. H. Loomis, Jr
State College
N. H. Loomis
Sheridan Road
Town State College
Ames
Pomology Contest Winners At College Horticultural Show
The college horticultural show November 4 to 7 announced prizes in the pomology contest. About 250 Iowa commercial growers exhibited along with 25 horticulture students. Entries featured mowers fruits vegetables and agricultural products. Loomis, a West High School graduate, took first place.
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Iowa
Loomis
West High School
Russia Weighs Wool Sheep Mix in Peasant Flocks
A report notes 14,006,000 coarse wool sheep in Russian peasant flocks and about 400,000 merino and other fine wool sheep. The data contrasts large coarse-wool inventories with smaller fine-wool herds across rural Russia.
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Russia
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Franklin-Logan Land
Duck Hunter
Red Fox
Westminster S. S
New Plan
Tom
William Leiter
Reginald Denny
Lama
Amrad
Standard Battery & Electric Co
East Fourth St
Bridge Waterloo
Jersey
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