Man Injured as Wagon Hit by Rath Truck on Grant Highway
J Neal, 42, farmer from Route 5 east of the city, sustained serious back injuries when his team and wagon hauling sweet corn to a canning factory was struck from behind by an Rath Packing meat truck driven by Arnold O Amick on Grant highway at 7 30 yesterday. One horse was killed and another badly injured as the wagon was demolished and pushed 75 feet. Neal was taken to St Francis hospital by passing car and his condition improved this morning with no internal injuries reported.
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J. © Neal
Route 5
Neal
Rath Packing Company
Grant Highway
St. Francis Hospital
Dawson Farm
Canning Factory
Arnold O. Amick
Council Divided on Walk Project and Sewer Bonds
The city council split over four miles of sidewalk work and deferred bids to the next session citing possible fall weather delays. A special meeting Sept 29 will hear objections while a sewer bond issue of 18 907 34 funds repairs on Berth avenue Moir street Campbell avenue Clough street and Home Park boulevard and sewer district No 2 tax levy.
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Berth Avenue
Moir Street
Campbell Avenue
Clough Street
Home Park Boulevard
Sieg Construction Company
Twenty One Bottles of Liquor Seized in Eighth St Raid
Twenty one half pint bottles of liquor were seized at 9 30 p m yesterday in a raid conducted by Harry P Mason constable and county road patrolman assisted by Sgt B Walker and Officer C L Pickens of the Waterloo police department at 427 Eighth street west. The officers arrested Charles Sibert Gene Richmond Arthur Loderback and Walter Beckett who were turned over to Sheriff H T Wagner pending the furnishing of appearance bonds.
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Harry P. Mason
Sgt. B. &. Walker
C.L. Pickens
Waterloo
Waterloo Democrats Head to Hear Al Smith in Omaha
Sixteen Democrats from Waterloo boarded Illinois Central train No 11 to hear Gov. Al Smith speak in Omaha this evening. Others on additional trains included W N Buckley and a passenger agent. About 200 travelers from across Iowa reached Omaha this morning, with thirty two from Dubuque.
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Illinois Central
Omaha
al Smith
W. N. Buckley
Towa
Dubuque
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