Mayor to Present Data on Virden Creek Sewer Plan
Mayor W. Frisbie will present full data on the Virden creek sewer project at the city council meeting with the Greater Waterloo association executive committee. He seeks wider citizen attendance to secure a fairer opinion, notes that opposition stems from misunderstanding, and argues the $400,000 estimate will be lower, with costs fairly distributed among properties. The sewer could join the city system and avert floods, avoiding downtown pavement disruption.
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Virden Creek
W. Frisbie
Greater Waterloo Association
Virden
George
Frisble
Ayor Frisbie
Wirden
Dayton
Ymain
D. Brown
Wind Blew Waif Girl On Porch In Storm
Clinton In Sept 1 A young waif, Gladys Potts, was found on the porch of John Treibring near Londen after a heavy storm. She said the wind blew her there and had wandered two days along the country highway to escape a woman who beat her and made her work too hard. Authorities investigate. both parents are dead.
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Clinton
Morel
Gladys Pot- SI Goer
John Treibring
Londen
Farmer Is Injured in Routing Thieves from Melon Patch
John Fitzer, living west of Williamsburg, discovered thieves in his melon patch. He chased to a waiting auto, fell from the running board, and has remained unconscious for nearly a week. Physicians from Williamsburg, Marengo, and Cedar Rapids have been consulted. A trained nurse tends him.
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Williamsburg
John*Fitzer
Town
Proud Russian Noblewomen Earn Living Through Labor in Constantinople
Miss Doris Goetz of Winona Minnesota, a member of the Near East relief staff, describes in a letter from Constantinople how Russian nobles flee Bolshevik rule and work in cafes, restaurants, or with private families. She notes refugees crowded the city, Russian women washing streets, peddlers selling cold treats, and a princess earning fifty pounds monthly to support her parents.
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Constantinople
Doris Goetz
Winona
Minn
Hear East
Florence Kimball
Sans Souci Road
Goetz
Washington, D. C
America
Oxford
Paris
Near East Rester
Big enrollment at Upper Iowa
Fayette Iowa Sept 1 Attendance at Upper Iowa university this year should be large with nearly every room in the women’s dormitory filled and other rooms quickly booked. School opens Sept 13. Perry dies in Denver
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Fayette
Upper Iowa University
Kicked by Kaitheus animal after long journey
W H Byvank rode Beary across 3000 miles and mountain trails with trust in the animal until Kaitheus suddenly kicked him near the end, dislocating his right wrist after Henry’s 300 mile mountain trek and desert crossing.
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Kaitheus
W. H. Byvank
Alpe
Henry
Mr. Byvank
John Shupe Dies in Rochester From Wreck Injuries
Nashua Iowa September 1 Special Ziphn Shupe 24 son of Mr and Mrs M Shupe died in Rochester Minnesota hospital yesterday from injuries in an automobile wreck. His widow and one child survive. He lived in Nashua most of his life except for service time.
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Perry
Denver
Cob
H. Be Lamb
Waterloo
Minnie ‘Lamb
Nashua
Ziphn Shupe
M. Shupe
Uty
Rochester
Minn
Shupe
Zion City Lacks Beauty Says Waterloo Tourist
R. W. Bretzke, organizer of short term agriculture classes, returned yesterday from a motor trip to Zion City where a Waterloo tourist criticized the town’s appearance. He plans to address the matter in future talks and seek improvements. The visitor noted potential sites and emphasized community efforts to boost aesthetics and local attractions.
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R. WH. Bretzke
Sheridan Road Trip Through Illinois Promises Beauty
The traveler reports traveling 40 miles on Sheridan Road to Zion City and Starved Rock state park, expressing disappointment in Zion City's unsightly lawns and run down buildings. Tall billboards advertise many prohibitions including tobacco and liquor, Sunday work bans, and dress codes. Overseer Wilbur Glen Voliva nominates improper dress while praising Sheridan Road’s beauty as compensation.
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Chicago
Ottawa, Jrl
Starved Rock State Park
Sheridan Road
Zion City
Wilbur Glen Voliva
School Days Song Warns Against Sending Sick Children
A nostalgic line about school days leads to a public health note urging adults to keep coughing children at home to prevent spreading colds. The ad promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as a safe family remedy for coughs and mucous, promising soothing relief and widespread availability.
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Foley
Simple At-Home Remedy Claims to Dissolve Blackheads
An ad outlines a quick blackhead solution using calonite powder from a druggist. Apply a small amount to a hot wet sponge and rub briefly over the skin to dissolve and remove blackheads, claiming this method avoids pore enlargement from squeezing and restores skin to its natural condition.
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Airden
Farmer
Melon Patch
Bolsheviam
Stamboul
Near East
Upper
Iowa
John Shupe
Out Today
New Victor Records
Ebben
Villanella
Sibelia
Chopin
Lizzi
Santa Lucia
Julius Caesar
Antony
Faust—Rakéczy
Heaven
Calvary
Kathleen
Annie
Billy Murray
Aileen Stanley
United States Marine Band
Charles Hart-Elliott Shaw
Peerless
Paul Whiteman
His
All Star Trio
Henry Burr
Vernon Dalhart
Moving Corps Institute
Saly
Victor Talking Machine Company
Camden, New Jersey
Em'oy
Holland
Lyon
Dauntless
Picot Edge
Sha
TAMS
Priscilla Dean
Harter
B. Hull
Dance Brothers
Motor Cars
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