Auction Traffic Falls in October for City Lines
October streetcar traffic across ML, C, FL and Nva city lines dropped from October 1920 levels. Total paid passengers reached 159,271 versus 217,761 previously, a fall of 58,490, despite 10 cent fares in both periods. Net income improved due to lower operating costs, but a recorded net loss of 12,011.60 for October 1921 remains after taxes and fixed charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FL & Nva
Altho
Majority Council
C. D. Cass
Generalanager
Board of Arbitration
Pould
Board of Arbi
Council to Meet for Revision of Ouster Ordinance
City council members will meet in the city clerk office on Wednesday at 8 p.m. to act as a committee of the whole on a draft ordinance describing judicial machinery and procedure to oust city officials for cause. The group aims to revise it with the city attorney and counsel and seek adoption by next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Guagy
Frank Pierce
Iowa League of Municipali
Citizens Complain Over Draft Charge Clause At Council
During the council session critics urged that the draft measure remains legal but objected to provisions allowing as few as five citizens to file charges. The discussion focused on the clause enabling such low threshold for initiating proceedings.
John Leary Sr Pioneer of Bremer Dies at 95
Waverly Iowa reports John Leary Sr 95 died Monday after a five year illness began with a hip fracture after retirement from farming. Early Bremer County settler, funeral at St Marys Catholic Church Wednesday at 9 30 a m with burial in church cemetery. Survived by widow two sons and three daughters including Mrs PF E Farwell of Waterloo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Leary, Sr
Bremer
Waverly
John Leary
Leary
PF. E. Farwell
Waterloo
Thanksgiving Sale on Wool Shawls and Middies at Bargain Prices
Hundred items offered with prices up to 20 dollars in a Thanksgiving sale. IVElegales SpeedeS butterfly shawls knit like sweaters for winter warmth, mid-range values listed. Middies in all wool flannel and several colors priced from five to seven dollars, with new oriental crepe apron dresses in multiple color pairings, sizes 36 to 44, washable and stylish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivelegales Speedes
Bath
Bill Sims
Jack Tar
Paul Jones
Delft
Fifth Floor Thanksgiving Sale Highlights Self-Basting Roaster
Thanksgiving sale on the fifth floor features the Savory Roaster in blue steel with enamel options, priced from $1.59 and up. Also showcased are three piece carving sets, Crystal White Laundry Soap, carpet brooms, aluminum percolators, sauce pan sets, white cups and saucers, and a broad array of tin ware with up to 20 percent discounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pnvetynee
Thanksgiving Drapery Sale Offers Deep Discounts on Fabrics
One lot plain and figured Madras draperies at 2.49 a yard. Filet and Madras Weave Nets in white cream or ecru at 0.66 a yard. Drapery silks offered at reduced prices. Figured and dotted Swiss at 0.20 a yard. Fourth floor stock includes curtain materials ready made curtains lamps standards fringes braids cretonnes Terry cloths Velours Repps tapestries with 20 percent off or one fifth off.
Grocery Deals and Dried Goods at Local Market Sale
Local market listsCampbell’s soups Dromedary dates Sun Maid raisins and various nuts cheeses coffees and puddings priced per package or pound. Potatoes celery grape and tropical fruit offers mixed with poultry items ducks geese turkeys and chickens. A lengthy catalog reads like a seasonal sale flyer with numerous brand names and unit prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
S. S
Brazil
New York
Bunte
White House
Fao
Idaho
Libby
BBC
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kirk
James S. Kirk & Company
Chicago
Yakima Valley
Sunkist
Welch
Lippincott
Srecepe Sone
Cyae
Arapete Ae de
Elas
Terete
Tereet
Aware Boc Care
Teterete
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!