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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1910
Page
5
A large incorporated manufacturing company in a central city plans to divest a small block of preferred stock bearing a guaranteed 10 percent dividend. Cash sale or exchange offered for gold free real estate or city or country property. Substantial investment opportunity. Address Guaranteed dinement care of Courier.
A series of land trades and lot transfers are recorded across Cedar Falls, Waterloo, and La Porte City. Transactions include purchases by Edward Gibney, C N Rodenbach, W R Gardner, James F Camp, Arthur P Cotton, Niels Friis, Lena Meyer, Highland Improvement Co, E W Stroebel, Almira Vroom, Samuel Doran, and others, with various parcels in blocks and additions exchanged for sums ranging from $1 to $2,000. Many transfers reference railroad or normal and grand view place additions and cemetery lots, reflecting active property exchange in the region.
A New York Press item recounts a man who feared lung trouble and threats after his snoring stubbornness. He began taping plaster over his mouth at night, forcing nasal breathing or risking stop breathing.
Sealed proposals called by the Waterloo city clerk for constructing main sewers on Dawson Cutler Reed Richl Edwards Fowler Franklin Mulberry State LaFayette and related streets. Bids due September 26 1910 at 7 40 p m in City Hall. Sizes range 10 20 inches across several segments.
City of Waterloo Iowa invites bids for Ricker street sewer construction from Fourth to Madison including 20 inch to 10 inch vitrified pipes, manholes, and house connections. Bonds, certified checks, and plan compliance required. proposals due September 26, 1910 at 7:30 p.m. R. C. Thompson, City Clerk.
Vintage ad touts a money lending service promising happiness even in hard times. It urges borrowing on household goods furniture pianos horses with small weekly or monthly payments and no deceptive “cut rates.” It warns against predatory lenders and offers advice to escape debt, claiming Iowa’s oldest, largest, most reputable company.
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