Census estimates place Waterloo population at 37,100
The Census Bureau reported Waterloo's estimated 1928 population at 37,100, a rise from 34,711 in 1920, with Des Moines and Cedar Rapids also growing. The bureau noted estimates rely on 1920–25 growth, state censuses, and local conditions, and added that Waterloo may reach 40,000 to 45,000 in 1930.
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Ungrateful youth lift pocketbook from Cedar Rapids rider
Mrs Harland Sawdey of 315 Logan avenue reported her pocketbook containing seven one dollar bills stolen by two youths about ten years old. She picked them up at Cedar River parks vicinity around 7 p m and drove them to McNally drug store on Independence avenue. Police seek the two boys described as residents near St Francis hospital.
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