Big Warehouse Under Construction At Center and Farr
Founda tion work began on a large brick warehouse at Center street and Farr iviow avenue. The two story building, 187 by 150 feet, will cost about 20 000 and be completed this fall. Iowa Investment corporation fronts. J F Cass presides. Mile Dutch directs the reconstruction. A warehouse company will take over on completion.
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Center Street
Farriviow Avenue
Mile Dutch
Iowa Investment Corporation
John’ Y Shmpson
Third Street
J. C
Armstrong
Bruner & Satz
J. B. Williams
Fourth Street
Prospect Hita
Lis
Nathan Barber
Sheridan Road
George Pett
Prospect Boulevard
Trappers Capture Chick Evans After Waterloo Visit
The western amateur golf champion Chick Evans was paraded by the Secret Order of Black Hawk and entertained by the Prospect Golf Club at a noon luncheon in Hotel Russell. Attendees included Lamson of Omaha and Carl Devoe of Riverside Chicago, with tours of potential courses near Highland and Hik Run. Evans judged two sites promising for future play and a course near the clubhouse could be feasible. The day closed with a rain postponed match against Mr. Clark at Byrnes Park.
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Waterloo
Chick Evans
Black Hawk
Kenneth L. Bragson
Edgewater Star
Bath
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Chick” Evans
Prospect Golf Club
Russell Lamson
Th Clark
Omaha
Nebraska
Carl Devoe
Rilverside Club
Chicago
Onlf Couries
Evans
Hik Run
Highland
Mr. Clark
Byrnes Park
Border War Rumors Rise After Progreso Clash
Reported fighting near Progreso crossing left Captain A. P. Anderson wounded and Private Henry Stubblefield dead as a small U. S. force clashed with Mexican forces. Troops pursued raiders, while reports circulated on Carranza leadership and border security developments.
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Twalfih
Henry Stubblefield
Twelfth Cavalry
Anderson
A. ¥. P. Anderson
Comimaid
Washington
Progreso Crossing
Progreso
J. D. McAllen
Brownsville
Hidalgo County
Frank R. AleCoy
Mission
Wort Brown
Carranza
Nafarette
Matamoros
Fort Brown
Texas
E. P. Nafarette
Jacinto Trevine
Mexico
Local obituaries and funeral rites in Waterloo notice
Florence Elser aged about 60 died yesterday at the county hospital and her remains were moved to Hileman and Gindt parlors for shipment to Cedar Rapids. William Otto died yesterday and his body will be viewed at 564 Vine Street before funeral at St Marys Catholic church. Charles Henry Chevalier will have services at the Universalist church with interment in Fairview. Remains may be viewed at Hileman and Gindt parlors. Water loo Evening Courier and Reporter notes reach of Want Ad to 6,596 homes in Waterloo.
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Florence Elser
Hileman & Gindt
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Falls
William Otto
Vine Street
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Rohlman
Calvary Cemetery
Charles Henry Chevalier
Universalist Church
Effie McCollum Jones
Fairview
Waterloo
Artillery battles continue on Western Front fronts
Report from the French war office notes ongoing artillery activity along the Artois Somme area north of the Aisne and along the canal to the Marne and in Champagne. In local notice two sermons were delivered at First Evangelical church with Rev Lang in charge for tomorrow. An elderly Mississippian praises Foley Kidney Pills in an advertisement.
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Aryvillery
Paris
Unes
France
French War Office
Artois
Somme
Aisne
Marne
Champagne
First Evangelical Church
David Lang
Gresham
Mr. Schultz
Lang
Narrow Plot House Plan by Grenn b Saxton Architect
Design Giz presents a narrow lot house plan by Grenn b Saxton for Mingeapotis Minty. The 22 by 30 foot main block features a glazed front piazza, Dutch window in the dining room, and buffet space rearward. Costs exclude heating and plumbing at 2530 dollars with optional Saxton books available for one dollar.
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Grenn B
Saxton
Mingeapotis
Minty
New Smokestack Plan Approved for Central Pumping Station
At yesterday's water commissioners meeting September Berry was authorized to proceed with two new smokestacks at the central pumping station. The existing structure remains as the sole remnant of the old water plant. The planned stack will reach 150 feet in height.
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Water Commissioners
Berry
French Sharpshooter in Advanced Trench Near German Line
A French sharpshooter crouches in an advanced trench about 20 metres from German positions in the Sanchez district. He wears goggles and a respirator amid poisonous gas threats. The piece notes widespread use of respirators in forward outposts.
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Sanchez
Revolt Leader May Mo Ayer Pack Arrives in Peace Talks
Dr. Bobo, head of the Wallan insurrectionists, once idolized, is expected to seek a peaceful agreement with American authorities. The image shows the leader as he appears now in Porto-wa-Princten, the first sighting since the uprising began.
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Dr. Bobo
Wallan
Porto-wa-Princten
Makis Long Auto Tour Ends After Colorado Visit
Mr and Mrs A J Tatman of 435 Hulthiaare street return home from a land trip to Colorado covering 1837 miles in four and a half days. They spent time with relatives in Fort Collins Estes Park and other sites with no serious incidents. Their children Hazel and Donald and Mrs H H McClure of Fort Collins accompanied them.
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Makis
Mra
A. J. Tatman
Hulthiaare Street
Hora
Colorado
Rales West
Fort Caltins
Colo
Estes Wark
Arch Plips
Hazel
Donald
Lees
Mr.Tallman
H. H. McClure
Fort Collins
Cale
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Tivovar
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Francis
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Optosith Hall-Ekfelt CO
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May Mo Ayer Pack
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Molore
Hamilton
MAN
Bridge Street
Herrick Refrigerator CO
Waterloo, Iowa
J. W. Brandt
County Engineers Office
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Travelers’ Insurance Co
Hartford
Conn
London
Guarantee & Accident Co
England
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