NELFARE LEAGUE NAMES DIRECTORS
The Social Welfare league elected directors to fill vacancies caused by term expirations. New board includes members from east and west Waterloo sections and ex officio city officials. Reports show $14,759.69 spent on relief and 20,719 hours of employment aid.
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Social Welfare League
Greater Waterloo Association
Watc
Co. D. Cass
A. M. Place
H. G. Crapper
J. R. Macartney
W. H. Langlas
A. Morris
Clinton F. Smith
Airs
H. M. Reed
T. C. Menges
E. L. Robb
Rex
J. M. Molley
GA. Waterbury
George W. Wood
Jackson McCoy
B. A. Boges
3. B. Bragdon
Waterloo
Black Hawk County
League
Free Employment Bureau
Ieague
Welfare League
H. N. Reed
Parks Turned Playground by Welfare League Officials
A park was neglected due to funds but social welfare workers converted it into a playground for local children. Welfare league officers J. E. Bragdon president H. H. Cropper vice president Mrs. H. M. Reed secretary and J. J. Miner treasurer announce nearing term expirations and a new meeting to select successors.
Rapid Progress In Excavation For Apartment Building
Excavation rushes ahead on the apartment block bounded by Walnut Pine and Iowa Streets. Foreman Gust Grunditz of Hugo Evers Company leads about 15 teams and 35 workers shaping footing foundations for a large, single block structure. Concrete footings will begin next week with brick laying to follow as sections stabilize. Equipment from Minneapolis will enable winter pouring and continued construction through cold weather. É2 Mr Evers will be in Waterloo next week.
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Walnut
Pine
Iowa
Gust Grunditz
Minneapolis
iHinn
Hugo Evers
jWork
Grundits
Evers
Waterloo
Financing Lectures by Dr Hall At Waterloo Y M C A Meet
The M C A boys work committee meets at Greater Waterloo association rooms to plan financing lectures by Dr Winfield Scott Hall of the Presbyterian Board. He will speak for youth groups on social problems sex hygiene and eugenics during a three day stay in Waterloo. The budget for the coming year will be discussed, and the Y M C A boys department will close Saturday 2 to 6 p m to allow attendance at the east west football game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hays
Waterloo
Doctor’ Hall
W. F. Huxford
Freezone touted to remove corns with tiny bottle
An advertisement claims Freezone relieves hard and soft corns and calluses between the toes without irritation. It promises painless removal by applying a small bottle bought from a druggist, with the corn dropping off after use.
Motorist Praises Dewar Area Road Grade as Best in County
County auditor F. W. Esher praised the new three mile north of Dewar highway grade as the best in Black Hawk County seen on his trip to Dunkerton. Two miles are open, gravel surfacing will close gaps, and the stretch forms part of the road toward Pinkerton and Fairbank. Work progresses toward Waterloo with seven miles paved and shoulder work and guardvalle under construction near bridges.
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Dunkerton
F. W. Esher
Au Ditor
Dewar
Fairbank
Waterloo
Grant Highway
Ruardvalle
Roosevelt on treasury certificates and thrift slogan
The likeness of Theodore Roosevelt will adorn the 25 dollar treasury savings certificates with his thrift message If you are sure you re being right begin to save The slogan will be printed alongside the image Meanwhile the Cedar Valley Community church Ladies Aid plans a home bake sale at Log Cabin Fruit Ranch Saturday October 28 led by Mrs J G Brinkerhoff This sale starts a series of future Rainbow drive events by the women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Roosevvelt
Thrift
Treasury
Roosevelt
Ironized Yeast Will Improve Nerve Strength Adverts
An early 20th century style promotion touts Ironized Yeast as a tonic to “ironize” nerves and boost strength. It urges readers to believe in a singular product that combines vitamins and iron, contrasting it with mere iron mixes and pokes fun at readers who doubt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tronized Yeast Co
Atlanta
Community church cookery sale at log cabin
JAF community church notes their cookery event featuring seasonal fruits and vegetables sold at the log cabin in connection with home baking sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaf
Feline's Fatal Kitchen Gas Tragedy at Randolph Street
The Gorman family at 220 Randolph Street woke to gas fumes from a kitchen range and found their Persian cat dead on the floor. Witnesses say the cat acted without premeditation, as it slept in a chair when the household retired. The pet, though not valuable financially, was cherished by the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gorman
Randolph Street
Kitty
Mr. Gorman
Tabby
Gorman
Shores Hounds Provide Key Evidence in Algona Car Theft
Corroborative evidence, gathered by Shores bloodhounds, strengthens the case against a man arrested for auto theft in Algona Iowa. The dog trail followed from the abandoned car to a hotel and courthouse, then to the suspect’s room and cell, with a second stolen car trail linking to an assumed accomplice who fled. A second set of dogs were involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algona
Bhores
Cormfeld
Thay
The Secret Process in Dry Cleaning Exposed
A local dry cleaning plant invites the public to tour during October 30 to November 4 to reveal and explain its cleaning method. The firm asserts no secrecy, claims to thoroughly remove dust dirt and grease, kill germs, and produce garments equal to new after pressing and steaming.
Shores Kennel Tapped for Le Grand Robbery Case
A dog handler from Shores kennel was called to Le Grand today to investigate a robbery case. The report notes imports of brickstrap moltses reached 170,000,000 gallons last year with a portion used in alcohol manufacture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shores
le Grand
Lutherans to Convene 1924 Chicago Convention City
Chicago was chosen as the 1924 convention city of the United Lutheran Church of America. The gathering approved a $50 fund for a seminary at Saskatoon, Besk., Canada, as part of its appropriations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Chicago
United Lutharan Church of America
Saskatoon
Besk
Canada
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Charles W. Kline
John C. McGlade
A. F P. Guagy
Fred Sporle
Susan B. Lantz
Relio
Riverylew Park
Iiack Hawk Street
Cortlandt Park
Cedar River
Lafayette
Campbell’s
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A&p
National Biscuit Soda
Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co
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Main St
Black Hawk
Mr. Man
Thehter
Bill Tehter
Berg Drug CO
Sea Main
Shores’ Hounds
Gerona
Pan Velaine
Marvelle
Ormandale
Majestic Theatre Bldg
New Coats
Bolivia
Normandy
Val de Laine
Breeton
Lin
Von
Bill Wharis Motor Co
Blackhawk
Buick Co
Harter B. Half
Hudson Jones Waterloo Co
Hileman Motor
Overland Waterloo Co
Waterloo, Auto & Supply Co
Repass Automotive Co
Wish Motor Co
Wateriog Motor Sales Co
Overland
Willys-Knight
Maxwell-Chalmers
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