New Citizens Are Guests at Dinner
Twenty of the 24 newly naturalized citizens attended a dinner hosted by Paul Davis at the Greater Waterloo association dining room. Attending were Judge G. W. Wood, naturalization examiner M. A. Balmer, Rev. W. H. Beachler, and Fred S. Pettit. The event followed court proceedings approving 24 of 52 applicants, with several denials for naming, witness, or knowledge issues. Those granted citizenship included Julian Hormik, J. J. Johns, Alfonso Koegler, and Herbert Edwards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nowey-Endowed
Paul Davis
Greater Waterloo Association
Davis
G. W. Wood
M. A. Balmer
W. H. Beachler
First Brethren Church
Fred 5. Pettit
Pettit
Mr. Beachler
Wood
Balmer
Mr. Davis
United States
Gilbert Ogard
B. Schultz
L. L. Schultz
J. J. Johns
Alfonso Koegler
Herbert Edwards
East and West High Claim Rivalry in Indoor Base Ball Game
A west high 7 to 6 win over east high in an indoor base ball match showcased spirited fan and rivalry. W F Huxford gave a brief talk outlining the Hi Y program for the coming season as players and supporters sang fellowship songs. Foley’s Honey and Tar is promoted as a safe family remedy to ease coughs and colds in children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John DeLong
East High
East
West High
West
Jolly Good Fellowship
W. F. Huxford
Foley
Stunts Liven Hi Y Club Stag Party At East High
Sixty eight high school boys from east and west schools attended the first stag party of the combined Hi Y clubs last evening in the east high building. Dinner was served at 6 30 p m. After the two reel moving picture comedy and music they adjourned to the gymnasium for an hour of stunts and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East High
Attendants Clash Over Care of Champion Bull
In police court this morning Philip Rippert paid a $25 bond after being fined and found guilty for fighting with W. Self over the care of a champion Hackney bull. Judge Gwynne noted zeal for the animal caused the fracas outside a cattle barn at the Cattle Congress, and imposed a $10 minimum fine plus costs, after which Self and Rippert shook hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil
Sam
W. Self
Philip Rippert
Seif
St. Paul
Rippert
Self
Gwynne
Waterloo Street Railway Franchises Put Under City Scrutiny
A lengthy citizen report to the Waterloo Iowa city council discusses the Waterloo Cedar Falls and Northern Railway Company finances. It claims filings show strong earnings and large surpluses through 1920, with questions about dividend payments on preferred stock and the implications for extending service along Jefferson Street. The letter notes potential bonds totaling 15 million dollars and argues the line’s expansion could benefit the community while outlining past profit figures and asset values.
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D. Cass
Fuil
Wats 100
Iowa
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Northern
Ry. C
State Board of Railway Commisioners
W., C.F. & N. Railway Co
Board of Railway Commissioners
Io State Board of Railway Commissioners
Copany
Board of Commissioners
Interstate Commerce’ Commissi
Washington
Railw
Commission
Jefferson Street
T!railway Company
W. A. Peterson
A. Dui
H. L. Green
Henry Ps
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Maren Alfred Andersen
H. 5. Goulder
Henry Goulder
N.S. Appleton
Jens S. Christensen
Albert G. Hansen
Soren Alfred Nielsen
Valderman Schietz
Hans T. W. Anderson
Albert Goulder
Robert Lammer
G. A. Wittick
George, Woolterman
Havana
Carter
Carters
Sall Bose
Sisall Price
Leavenworth
Kans
Dr. Pierce
Frances G. Lienhardt
Seneca St
E. Lawrence & Co
Chicago
Robert Drue Co
Wangier Bros. Co
Alan “Fleming
Wasentae
Lyons Verte
TAMS
Tory
Dairy Cattle Congress
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Han Schaffner
Frank Bros
Waterloo Street Railway Co
Ch. Ayne
Waterloo, Cedar Falls & Northern RY. CO. i
Iowa State Board of Railway Commissioners
Evan Sag
Jedar Falls & Nort
Hern RY
Defic
Feder
Waterloo, Cedar Falls & Northern RY. Co
S. Gover
Saass
Azass
Jorand
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