Leeper Chosen Mayor Nominee for Wa-Teno
Wa-Teno councilman at large T C Leeper was selected to fill the unexpired mayoral term after R C Thompson resigns effective Dec 2. At an informal meeting last night the council chose Leeper to serve until Apr 1 1920. formal election set for Nov 4 following Thompson's resignation.
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Tce. Leeper
At- Jayme
Wa- Teno
R. C. Thompson
Alty
Courier
Leeper
Thowlpsot
Fred Burk
Leon Link
W. E. Ogle
0. ST. Manning
Stephen Brown
T. E. Veeper
Waterloo's Next Mayor Candidate Rise From Waterloo Pioneers
Waterloo's next mayor candidate, a lifelong resident and developer, is T. E. Leeper a native of Waterloo born near the city. He has served as councilman at large and built homes in Waterloo and the surrounding farm area. His marriage to Cora F. Leland linked two pioneer families. Leeper's background includes education in local schools and seminary, and broad involvement in city business and development.
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Black Hawk County
T. E. Leeper
Field Seminary
Waterloo
F . Leland
Leeper
G. Herring
Shell Tack
Altho
J. W. Leeper
Nebraska
Winnebago
Ricet
Woods
Bix
City in Brief items from Waterloo area update
A bulging row of city notes covers illnesses, travel, obituaries, and appointments: Joseph Blackledge Jr. is gravely ill with pneumonia. Parker Murphy resumes Ames studies after a Sunday home visit. Vinor for the census work. S A Kingsley named traveling reporter for R G Dun & Co. Hstel to Ames and Tum to form a call club. Mrs J B Elwood returns from Mort Atkinson Wisconsin with relatives. P J Sheehan attends his mother’s funeral in Charles City. Armenian relief speaker Miss Zaroohi Mesrobian suffers a nervous breakdown and cancels engagements. Flora Eckerman and children, formerly of Waterloo, found dead in Moline. D E McBroom opens offices at 808 Leavitt Johnson Building.
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Parker Murphy
Ames
Oraige
A. T. Ukill
Clarion
S.A. Kingsley
R. G. Dun & Co
Hstel
Charles City
Zaroohi Mesrobian
Waterloo
Armenian Orphan Fund
Flora
Eckerman
Moline. T
Ackerman Art Shop
Sycamore Street
Moline
Columbia
Pathe Records
Brunswick Music Co
D. E. McBroom
Leavitt & Johnson
Waterloo Review announces supper and dance event
Waterloo Review No. 22 states W. B. A. M. will host a supper and dance at Mooge hall on Wed Nov 19, inviting all including Maccabees. Also notes H. Davis, ladies' tailor, moved from 617 Lafayette Street to 17746 Bridge Street opposite Davidson Furniture Co.
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Waterloo Review
Mooge Hall
H. Davis
Lafayette Street
Bridge Street
Davidson Furniture Co
Missing Iowa girl surprises friends in Oelwein visit
Eleanor Wank, 14, daughter of Mr and Mrs Carl Funk of 118 Wilby Street, left home last week to visit friends in Oelwein without informing her parents. Worry grown when she did not return, police notified, friends later reported seeing her in Oelwein. father located her Sunday ending the visit.
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Eleanor Wank
Carl Funk
Wilby Street
Oelwein
Eleanor
Waterloo Dogs Track Bandits Trail Two Days
Ross Baldwin and his bloodhounds pursued the five bandits who escaped from Le Mars jail, following a fresh trail through deep mud for about 20 miles over two days. Officials increased the Plymouth County reward to 5000 dollars, and Baldwin expects to share in the payout for the dogs’ performance. Woods Millinery promotes a half price sale.
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Ross Baldwin
le Mars
Mr. Baldwin
Plymouth County
Baldwin
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Councilmien
T. &. Leeper
J. R. Allen
Glack
Sos
Learitt
Johnson
DRS Luce & Kress
Nat'l] Bank
Percy R. Wood
Nose
Thuoat
Leavitt & Johnson Bank
Charles Franklin Bennett
E. M. Jackson, B.d.s
Leavitt and Johnson Building
C. A. Boatman
D.D.S
J. Bank
F.C
Optometrist
Stir “Et
R. E. Russell
Lillie A. Arnett
Commercial Bank
Thone
Fullerton
4Th St
Y. M
Buchanan For &Lavies
Joseph
Virgil Blackledge
Elmwood Avenue
Waterloo Delwein Waverly Vir
Nton
Independence
the Peerless Baking Co
Iowa
Dotson-Kerwin
America
Boy’s
Vive Big Stores
Otion Kerwin
Dved Muskrat
Styleptus Siothes
East Forth Street
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