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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1927
Page
8
Fear ST et (Continued from pace 15) coal and wood listings offer Pocahontas and other grades, with delivery and pricing details. Multiple FOR SALE items include animals, dogs, canaries, poultry, nursery stock, musical instruments, fruit and vegetables, and home goods. Contact numbers are provided for each listing.
City of Waterloo Iowa announces a proposed resolution of necessity to install a system of sanitary sewers across multiple streets including Kern Columbia Reed Newell Halsted Indiana and Westfield Avalon Lamson Duryea along specific center lines and distances. The measure approved September 12 1927 seeks to protect public health through sewer construction and includes details on sewer sizes and street segments.
City council approves sewers on Avalon Lupton Euclid Clough Hawthorne and Archer streets with 8 inch pipes. Construction to follow city engineer plans. costs assessed to abutting property and railroads. hearings set for October 3 1927. Also notices for executrix appointment and numerous sidewalk, street light and curb projects considered with bids and contract forms to be finalized.
Waterloo Iowa city council in regular session September 3 1927 hearing objections to street debt fixtures on Bridge Commercial and other streets and to a proposed sidewalk project. Campbell Baking company and others objected to new lights on Commercial street. Euclid avenue sidewalk plans were amended to strike that section. Objections from W W Beck Fred E Dix and FE Reed regarding sidewalks and gasoline station permit were considered.
Mrs. Robert Wilder of Spooner Wisconsin gave birth to a seven pound boy while traveling by train from Missouri Valley to Onawa Iowa. The event occurred near Sioux City Iowa as the train stopped yesterday for a brief halt.
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