Waterloo sees surge in building activity with 49 under way
Waterloo building commissioner Charles Wasson reports 49 houses under construction with many others planned. Hawthorne school on Franklin Street nears foundation completion for winter work. Trinity Lutheran church on South Fourth street begins first concrete pour. Producers Milk Co. builds a 60 by 120 foot milk station on Lafayette near Seventh with $20,000 cost. John G. Miller apartments on Allen and Second streets near completion with 42 units once finished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wasson
Wasson
Hawthorne
Franklin Street
L. J. Lauritzen
Lauritzen
John Bartley
Jens Olesen
Euch
John G. Miler
Allen Street
Second Street
Horseshoe Pitching Tourney at Dairy Cattle Congress
A two day horseshoe pitching tournament will be held at Dairy Cattle Congress next Tuesday and Wednesday under Victor Tread playground director. The event opens Tuesday at 2 pm with finals Wednesday afternoon. Twelve money prizes awarded including 25 dollars to first prize.
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Dairy Cat
Tle Congress
Victor Tread
Permits for five dwellings and a milk station erected
Permits authorized total 344 020 for the week with 44 925 in new building permits issued by building commissioner Charles Wasson. Five houses start this week by Bob Johnson William Leask Jr C F Chaney T L Wheeler and A C Cole at various streets, plus a brick and tile 60 by 220 foot milk station for the Produce Milk Co at Lafayette and Seventh. Remodeling at Black Hawk bank building and repairs to a shed are among noted permits with Rath Packing Co unloading house and Rath store room projects also listed.
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Produce Milk Company
Lafayette
Seventh Streets
Charles Wasson
Bob Johnson
Second Street West
William Leask, Jr
Rebel Avenue
C. F. Chaney
Leland Avenue
T. L. Wheeler
Fourth Street West
A. C. Cole
Oak Lawn Avenue
Cohn Bros
Commercial Street
Rath Packing Co
Unlowdine
D. F. Cripps
Pugh
Noewes Stant
Liteiford
West Bieih
Bob Jonhnson
Black Hawk Building Company
Fourth & Commercial
Wiliam Metcalf
Para
Cortlandt
W. OW. Ker
AL EK
Vacey
Logan , Paulsen Bank, & Rever
Colin Bros
Teain
Sit Tepeaur Pho
Eres
Tn Wheeler
Veg Wrest
E. Gitlatt
King OF
Chaney
Aleh Alk
Duke
Stag
Canis
William Leas
Reber Ik Coy
Weppincrattt
Agemiércial
Wenths
I Cale
Adrian
Brick Home of English Design GH-22
An English style brick home design GH-22 offers high gables and a prominent chimney with formal interior layout emphasizing comfort and hospitality. The plan features a spacious first floor with a large living room and lighted dining room, a well equipped kitchen, and a second floor with three bedrooms and multiple closets. plans are provided by the Architects Small House Service Bureau with details for blueprints and cost guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Architects
Small House Service Bureau of
United States
United States Bureau
Land transfers and deeds in Hartington area noted
A list of land transfers includes Elizabeth Appleby to K, multiple lots and blocks in Dieck, Lane and Fowler addition, Corintha Morey to Stein, Everts family to Willem Nober Land Co addition, Bannister to E, Cloverdale acreage parcels, Clarence Larmabue to E Storm, and Mary Aickins land in section 20.99-11 with rev. values cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartington
Wee IL
Home Park
Elizabeth Appleby
Mm. Searcy
Dieck
Lane
Willem Nober Land Co
the Everts
Bannister
E. Lot
Cloverdale
W. C. Behm
BE. M. Storm
Clarence G. Larmabue
E. Storm
Ae Elizabeth Smith
Mary Aickins
Files to Talk at Fort Dodge Caucus
Fort Dodge Iowa September 25 Democratic state chairman J R Files M F Healy DB M Kellehar Richard F Mitchell Webster county chairman and Mrs W B Maulsby Des Moines will speak at the Tenth district Democratic caucus in the Webster county courthouse this afternoon over 200 attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Dodge
J. R. Files
M. F. Healy
M. Kellehar
Richard F. Mitchell
Webster County
W. B. Maulsby
Des Moines
Waterloo Hunters In Wyoming Take Six Point Elk
A six point elk was bagged on a hunting trip from Waterloo, with Dr. Cec co and his brother tyr. The head, mounted by a Denver taxidermist, was returned to Arthur Petl in Waterloo yesterday.
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Waterloo
Wyoming
Lan
Cecco
Tyr
New York
N. Waterloo
Arthur
Denver
Cole
Sleeping Sickness Victim Shows Signs Of Improvement
Helen Eltmihert daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ChorpeWw midler of 242 Sheridan read who has been suffering encephalitis lethargica commonly known as sleeping sickness, War reported much improved today. The patient is now awake and the attending physician notes she is on the way to recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Eltmihert
Chorpe
Midler
Sheridan Read
Mewes
Births Reported in Local Notices
Mr and Mrs Alfred Ivan Mason Rebel Sept 18 have a daughter Mary Anne. Mr and Mrs Ware Cutler Water Tou Gistella Any Wirtret, 10, have a daughter. Mr and Mrs ck Trantafillon Francis hospital Sept 8 have a daughter. Mr and Mrs John Kenry Carmen 5 S0 Lane Sept 21 welcome daughter Margaret Nutma Str. unl Mrs heahan with Mr Y Tyddert 824 fedrick Orvaln red Lie Robert Wa m Managhter ene eg By Withay Dawson Se Braneis bestial Sepe la son dail Eugena 7
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Alfred Ivan Mason
Mary Anne
Ware Cutler
Tou Gistella Any Wirtret
Ck Trantafillon
Francis Hospital
John Kenry Carmen
Lane
Margaret Nutma
Heahan
Y Tyddert
Fedrick Orvaln
Robert
Withay Dawson
Physician Found Dead By Patient In Cedar Falls
Dr John Scott Stevens died reportedly of heart disease in his Cedar Falls office. He was found on the floor about 4 p.m. Friday by patients when the receptionist reentered. Funeral services will be held Friday in Fayette County. Surviving are his widow Kate Smalling Stevens and a son, Mary E Stevens Chattanooga Tenn., plus two brothers and two sisters. He was active in city affairs and health work and had served on the city council. Other notes cover church rallies and a reception for a newly installed pastor, with details on local events and upcoming services.
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Cedar Falls
John Scott Stevens
Franklin Surert
T2 Bora
Fayette County
John Seat Stevens
Ayutte County
Towa
Joe
West Chio
Robinson
Wesee Union
Chiseee
Algeria
Tspean Welfare
Cits Cmaneil
Tepmiiows
Heakl
Pest
Nedical
Wasalea
Masonia
Madern
Sewer Ole Todaey
M.t. Charels
First Methodist Episcopal
Meedal Beard
Venba
Biy
Kate Smalling
Mt. Vernon
Chattanooga
Tenn
Edward
Mary Swale
Minneapolis
Minn
Homer
Appleton
Clara Handman
Pueblo
Colo
Awhich Calvary Baptist Church
Ita
Thomas Anderson
Evangelical Church
R. H. Miller
de. Karin
Wellistone
Dubuque University
Miss Clara White Buried In Sawyer Cemetery
Miss Clara White funeral services were held at the East Main Street home in La Porte City, burial beside her parents in Sawyer Cemetery. She was born May 30, 1869 in Black Hawk county and died Sept. 22, 1926 at her sister’s home near Burtrum Minnesota after stomach cancer. Surviving relatives include her aunt Miss White, sister Mrs Florence Gardner and several nieces and nephews.
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la Porte City
Clara White
Burtrum
Minn
East Main Street
D. W. Morgan
Presbyterian Church
Sawyer
Spring Creek
Poyner Township
Black Hawk County
Florence Gardner
Auss White
Electa White
Iossyth County
Gardners
Miss White
John White
Kossuth
Hleca White
Funeral Services for Thomas C Deeming Retired Black Hawk County Resident
Thomas C Deeming aged 86 died Wednesday evening. Funeral services were held Friday at the late home in Cedar City with Dr Roy D Echlin officiating. Interment was in Mt Vernon township cemetery. He lived in the township 33 years. Casket attendants named. Weekend house party to host wide circle of friends in Cedar City. Attendees include Alvin Newcomber Croton N J and Otis Newcomber Lanark IL plus several others from Lanark Eldora Marshalltown Grundy Center Cedar Heights Windsor Florida and related areas. hurricane impact noted as minimal to local town with care to nearby towns’ experiences.
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Deeming
Thomas C. Deeming
Black Hawk County
Cedar City
Roy D. Echlin
First Presbyterian Church
Mt. Vernon Township
Henry Steffens
Monroy Lane
James Ullrich
Fred Purdy
Delbert
Morris
Daniel Mosher
Orpha
Wilson
Eldora
Herbert Cole
Marshalltown
Park E. Fearer
Grundy Center
Two Robberies at Independence Oil Stations
Independente Ta Sept 25 The second filling station holdup in 24 hours occurred last evening after 8 30 when a masked man took the day s receipts from Frank Higgins attendant after a struggle in which the robber s gun discharged injuring Higgins slightly in the hand Mrs Higgins was at the station helping her husband to check up the day s business when the robbery occurred The other holdup was Thursday evening about while R T Cone attendant was at his home a half block away and Luther Morton 14 was in charge The robber took only banknotes.
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Luther Morton
Waterloo Soccer Meeting Aims To Form League
Waterloo athletes and soccer enthusiasts are invited to a meeting next Tuesday at 11 a.m. in the city hall office of Victor Read playground director. Organizers hope to form a soccer league if enough interest is shown.
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Waterloo
Victor Read
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Tutad
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Wlom
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Thomas W. Faylot
Pleasant View
Harrington
Hannah
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Bervica Bureau
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Guuhge H. Twaddle
Waterloo Evening Courier
West Fourth Street
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Charles Clayton Morrison
The
Christian Century
Chicago
Callers Ceditorium
Morrison
William C. Lang
Gresham
Daniel Hubhner
Bennington Township
Dunkerton
Teachers Ent Ingo Ten
Alpha Chit Eperson Fraternity
Christian Chiurch
Ralph Bier
T. G. Cedar Falls
Leo Wt. Hughes
Trombone
Alvision
Sawyer Cemetery
Spring Car
Stanley Gardner
Sauk Center
Walter Gardner
Frank Scoft
Swea Chry, Ja
Iowa Canning Company
EM. Hansen
Roy Yarrow
Willam Sommerfelt
Suisse Au Dq Payong
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. KE
Hol Benarden
Lake Benton
Smick
Glidbrook
Fairview
Vere Pelton
Webster City
Air
Ralph Affudson
N. TL. Blanchaine
Cedar Rapids
Harvey FE. Lincoln
Cedar Heights
Katherine
Windsor
Fla
Storm
Independence
City Loan Dept
Leavitt & Johnson Trust Company
Waterloo Savings Bank Bldg
Corner Bridge and Commercial
Lts
Hartford Fire Insurance Company
Iowa Securities Company
Enst Ath
John G. Miller Construction Co
Iowa
John G. Wright
Jefferson Street
Bovee Furnace Works
West Eighth Street
Quest & Smith
West Fifth St
Dairy Cattle Congress
Nauman Company
Cedar and Park
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