No Graveling Planned On Four Streets
City council heard a resolution of necessity for paving Mobile, Forest and Ninth streets west tie but rejected graveling while opponents feared double assessments. Public hearings slated for Sept 15 on Fletcher avenue paving. streetcar lines and alternatives discussed. Popcorn license debate ends with votes defeating higher fees. oil station permits restrict new outlets. playgrounds become a department under a seven member commission. federal tax claim on post office reversed. two electric signals to be installed free in exchange for advertising.
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Mobile, Forest
Ninth Street West
Cty Council
Mobile Street
Fletcher Avenue
Kingbard
Fourth
Hymes Park
Kingburd Avenue
Hich
Fnough
Perusit
Standard Oil Company
Stield Avenue
Duryea Street
Jefferson Street
Nbrars Park
Ray C. Egeers
Waterloo
Automatic Signal Company of
Minneapolis
Peateston
Vre
Fifth Streets
Commercial
Eleven Boy Scouts Form Fife-Drum Corps Display
Eleven Boy Scouts have been elected to form the diele and drum corps for the cattle congress show. Members include Lowdermoon Moessner Baldwin Ralston Wille and de Rachtet among others. The corps will feature seven burlers three snare drummers and a sqvel AL Dractica is held nightly while the show grounds are being painted and renovated for this year’s displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowdermoon
Karl Moessner
Philip Re Te Baldwin
Lachester Ralston
de Rachtet
Franz Wille
Burbank
Railroad Y opens fall program October seventh
Waterloo railroad Y M C will open its fall program with B Shop meeting Tuesday, announced by Secretary Charles W Smyith Rev Robert N Mac Donald pastor Walnut Street Baptist church will be principal speaker A short musical program is planned Weekly shop meetings run through fall and winter Movies programs return every Friday The colored members plan to make plans for the coming year
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo Railroad Y. M. Con
Charles W. Smyith
Robert N. MacDonald
Walnut Stree Baptist Church
Northwestern Bell Plans 11960 Expenditure for Cables
Northwestern Bell Company announces plans to spend 11960 for ground and aerial cables in Waterton area. Work is to begin this month and continue to completion, improving service to the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern Bell Company
Polish Premier Granted Dictatorial Powers in Finance
The Polish premier receives sweeping authority to reform administration, cut debt, and reorganize state enterprises. He may control drainage, forestry, state property, and the budget with power to issue radical decrees, potentially mobilizing up to millions in assets and overseas loans.
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Warsaw
Polasiis
Tao Oofieaty Aiboney Dag
Howy
M. Grabski Tas
Peineare
Win
Juke
He- Po
Dawurshi
France
1924 cattle congress entries attract many animals
A cattle congress will feature about 150 head from eight states including Wisconsin Minnesota and Michigan. Ayrshire and Holstein breeds lead entries with Brown Swiss Jerseys and other cows also noted. Officials expect more entries as the event nears with conformation judging and local breeder stations providing stock.
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Gore Chan
Caitvdio
Caitvdio. Last Oseaisom, It Ins Cludes A Estimated Number of 15d In the Ealf Chi
Ealf Club
Concides
Minneratit
Wisconsby
Jows Wastington
Nebris Somlb
Ayrshire
Aniecien Sud
Obin
Foy
Noe
Wisentieti
Jerseys Fran Genetic
Nori Dyata
South Dakota
Tewa Wisean- Sip
Michican
Alboenteres
Indictments by Floyd jury charge Volstead violations
A Floyd County grand jury returned 13 indictments during the Septe mber session for Volstead act violations. Most cases stemmed from raids in the prior week and involved defendants Milton and Fret Witton. Several cases were dismissed or released as evidence. A few cases were set for trial at the district court session in Algona.
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Floyd
Chatles
Supe Teather
Caure
Milton
Fret Witton
Castoria and Health Claims Advertised Across Packages
A fragment discusses Castoria and similar teething remedies including Jay Castor Oil Paregoric and Sov Me Byraps. It notes widespread recommendations and mentions “Fletcher’s” and warnings about substitutes on each package.
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Fletcher
Castoria
Plummer Dies After Long Illness at La Porte City
L A Plummer, longtime resident of La Porte City, dies after extended illness. Funeral arrangements made by the local church, with service details to be announced. survivors include wife, children, and several relatives. The obituary notes his Minnesota roots and ties to the community, with services planned at the local church.
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Vlummer
Kyle
Plivainer
Pel
DAN Candy
Woot
Waheed
Mins
Noy
Pss
Nbr
Minnesota
Chey
Fort Meoyettis
Ehilvien
Sulides Talbert
Sue Wis
Ures
Weed Bari
Tunorn
Clee Depatine
Y M C A conference trip to Ames by four attending
Four attending Y M C A conference at Ames left this noon by automobile. Beverstoeck, C W Kirkpatrick, S A Cohagan and KR Clare Heald will attend through tomorrow. Cohagan and Treatd stay an extra day for a secretarys conference. Gymnasium work begins with business men's volleyball classes. Scheduling for other classes planned by Sept 15. West Hi Y officers Blitzer, Beistie, Grater and Mey met to plan activities for the year. First regular meeting to be a dinner event.
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Woh
Beverstoeck
C. W. Kirkpatrick
S. A. Cohagan
Clare Heald
Ames
Y. M
C. A
Walt Bsut
Cohagan
Treatd
James Blitzer
Max Beistie
Lesslie Grater
Jim Mey
West Hi-Y Club
Association
Activi
Ulea
TALLYHO PARTY RETURNS IN AUTOS
A summer party at Baranac Lake, New York, attempted a tallyho ride over Keene mountain then switched to automobiles due to heat. Four spirited horses carried the coach up the Mountain in swift time, but the travelers telephoned for cars at Keene village and rode back along the hot main highway. The piece notes the old order changing.
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Baranac Lake
N. Y
Keene Mountain
Lovely Woods
Keene Vilage
Welfare League Conference Tomorrow Meeting in Black's Tea Room
Waterloo Social Welfare League directors hold their monthly meeting at noon in Black's tea room. Items include the league's activities report and discussion of the state conference to be held at Slotux City on the 22nd to 24th. Miss Helena Fourhes will discuss this year's program and the national conference she attended last spring.
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Sherman
Yon
Joocha
Thoma Davenport
Tawera
Ree
S. B. Sherman
Sherman Jndigtries
I Traffic Department of Hell
Pelee Tem
W. Lehman
Wonderi, LLC
Elimi
Cl Woodley
Ehmen
Ames
Ihiece
Robert Anderson
Ashley
Anderson
Kupene Calkins
Presbyte Hospital
Waterloo
Strom
Husbard
Airs
Ed Cutkins
iWhitke
Calkins
de Waterlag
Jte
Eariag
Whhl
Kline
Gladtroy
Suimday
Taylor
Daughelu
Genevieve Taye
Amy
William Urster
Jin Atallsea
Jaws Falls Cele Company
Te Ph Reegan
Viney
Waterloo Social Welfare League Board of Directors
Social Work
Slotux City
Helena Fourhes
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Boy Scouts
Waterton
North- Western Bell Telephone Company
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Ty Hane
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Furniture Exchange
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la Porte City
Edith Adams
Residant Down
le Porte City
Waterloo Evening Courier
L. A. Plummer
Fey
Reraey
Chton Servier
Tatu
Gastar
Sivan
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Jadles’ Aid Society of the
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Lakorest Sherman
Wwe
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Tallyho
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