Krueger Block Sold for 19000 in Lease Deal
The Krueger Block sold for nineteen thousand dollars with a two year lease attached. The purchase price was 19000 and the transaction includes a two year lease with terms unspecified.
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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1912
Page
6
Lot at 307 Fourth Street East Sold for 19000
The meat market at 307 Fourth street east owned by F C Krueger was sold by Charles M Young as administrator of Louise Wichman estate to Rhey N Cowin for 19000. The brick two story building fronts 20 feet and runs 80 feet back with a two year lease held by present occupants. The former owner died in Los Angeles last March in a Pacific Electric interurban collision. A legislative request follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Street East
F. C. Krueger
Chas. M. Young
Louise Wichman
Rhey N. Cowin
Los Angeles
Pacific Electric
Fourth Street
Cowin
State Board of Education considers Ames university funding
Cedar Rapids report says the board met to review a request for a large appropriation for land and buildings at the State university. The Agriculture college at Ames would be included due to strong attendance in agricultural courses, with the legislature to be asked for added support funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
State Board of Education
General Assembly
State University
Agricultural College
Ames
Conductor Involved In Altercation At Rail Car
The report alleges Pettigrew drew a knife and the conductor chose to remain on his car. Information was filed with the local police, but the negro was not detained until after 11 this morning. Kern, the conductor, was involved in a prior Rock Teland crossing incident, though officials say the current trouble is unrelated. A quick snap notes eighty acres four miles from Waterlon with black soil and good improvements priced at 165 per acre if taken this week. telephone 266 or box 855.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pettigrew
Kern
Rock Teland Crossing
Waterlon
Waterton
Waterloo
Negro Pettigrew Pleads Guilty In Assault On Conductor Kern
Pettigrew, a Black man, pleaded guilty to assaulting Canductor R. Kern on West Ninth Street car. Kern, a conductor, was knocked through a window and suffered facial bruising. Pettigrew was fined $10, paid, after being brought to the station by his employer during the officers' search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kern
West Ninth Street
Farine Matt
Pettigrew
Walnut Street
Halsted and
Shilliam Street
One Juror In Box For Becker Case
New York October second day of the trial of Police Lieutenant Charles Becker for the murder of Herman Rosenthal resumed before Justice Goff. If the jury box was not full by five p.m. night sessions would be ordered. Becker expressed satisfaction with the first day and said a disagreement was impossible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chas, Becker
Herman Rosenthal
Justice Goff
Supreme Court
Sweden at Panama Pacific Exposition Sweden plans subsidy for participants
Stockholm reports the Swedish government is expected to grant a considerable subsidy to Swedish participants in the Panama Pacific exposition. John Hammar, managing director of the Swedish Exportation society, has left for San Francisco to prepare Sweden’s participation. Industries including wood pulp, telephone firms, matches, and creamery makers are planning exhibits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweden
Stockholm
Ort
John Hammar
Seciety
San Francisco
Creamery i Sap
Death of James Cornelius at county home at 76
James Cornelius aged 76 died this morning at the county home after a period of kidney trouble and advancing age. Funeral arrangements have not yet been set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Cornelius
Wereased
Supreme Meeting of Royal Ladies Opens Convention in Milwaukee
The seventeenth annual supreme convention of the Royal Ladies opened yesterday at the Pythian temple with auditing committee work. Milwaukee hosts meals by the Ladies auxiliary of Plymouth Congregational church serving a chicken dinner tonight and a banquet tomorrow evening. Notable acts include Nevins and Elwood, Gray and Peters, and Fred Griffith, with the session led by Rev. E D Hull and Judge J H Meyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Convention of the Royal Ladies
Pythian Temple
Plymouth Congregational Church
Miss Louden
Nevins
Elwood
Darky
Gray
Peters
Fred Griffith
Griffith
Billa
E D. Hull
Grace M. RE. Church
J. H. Meyers
Royal Arcanum delegates gather for opening session
Delegates and committees convened as the Royal Arcanum opened events at 4 AM with welcome by H A Snyder, grand secretary. Mrs Anna Carson and May Walker led as supreme officers for Waterloo and Minneapolis with a reception, musical program, and planned officers' election and Waterloo drill demonstration next day. Twenty five delegates so far enrolled with officers named including Mrs Anna Carson and Mrs May Walker among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Snyder
The
Royal Arcanum
Anna Carson
Minneapolis
Loyal Arcanum
Myers’ Orchestra
Waterloo Drill Uanh
May Walker
Waterloo
Dickey
Racine
Wis
Anna Barbyte
Fon du Lac
Supreme Recorder
Agnes Lees
Exchequer
Emma McNaught
Elizabeth Williams
Milwaukee
Emma Dow
Nettle Foster
Supreme Sentinel
Mrea
Della Elsworth
St. Paul
Supreme Trestees
Ida Mitchell
Motta Wagner
Ida
Pure Food Show Attracts Large Waterloo Attendance
The Pure Food show at the Armory hall in Waterloo drew strong interest with over 200 at the Friedl bakery booth and samples given nightly. The La Rue orchestra will provide concerts in the evenings as exhibits remain ready for display all week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Elbe
Friedl Bakery
Armory Hall
la Rue Orchestra
National meeting opened today by Fraternal Bankers Reserve
The national convention of the Fraternal Bankers Reserve society opened this morning in the A. O. C. W. hall with seventy five delegates enrolled from various sections. Leaders outlined aims and program plans for the session and duties of delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bankers’ Reserve Society
A. O. C. W. Hall
Sec
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City and Ames
T. A. Town
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Foley
Cley
Foler
H. W. Tag
Negro Addaulted
Union Painless Dentists
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Becker
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Lytle Flour & Feed Co
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S&i
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Ill
H. W. Taggart
Supreme Officers of the Order
Mrs. May Walker
Supreme
Majestic
Vanis
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East Side
Washington Tailoring Co
East Fifth Street
C. O. Barnes
Waterloo, Iowa
East Fourth Street
Lazy J’s
Pretty Maid
Black Hawk County
Bargain House
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