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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1941

Page

2

Modernization Keeps Rural Tow Home A Landmark

A Tow family farm home near Norway shows careful modernization while preserving heritage. The 1906 house gained a new front with dormers, a converted kitchen, sun deck, updated plumbing and electric, and a bright green rust palette. Original lumber and details remain, blending old and new in a 16 by 21 foot living room and expanded dining space.

Chester Tow Norway Old Strand O. J. Johnson

Sale of Fifteen Properties Reported Closed

Closing of the sale of fifteen residential properties through Tait and Wagner was reported last week. Buyers include Earl Smith 1227 Sixteenth street SE and John G. Clauson, with multiple homes swapped and planned possessions around 910 Nineteenth street SE 2711 Bever avenue SE and other street addresses.

Tait and Wagner Company Blair's Ferry Soakstone Richey Center Point Road ao = Rhoads T. B. Swab Nineteenth Street Libbie Hejkal Third Street Clara Kofron Twenty-fourth Avenue Bever Avenue Fred Lazio Milwaukee Hattie E. Allison Hotel Second Avenue Eeeer Baeee Shumack First Street Tait and Wagner Ernest R. Moore Earl Smith Sixteenth Street John G. Clauson Fifth Street H. L Cobbancourt Louis E. Slaman Seventh Street Ninth Street Mary Ryan Henry J. Hartmann Fifth Avenue

Tank fuel economy on rough terrain noted in report

A brief wartime note states tanks consume aulibee at a rate of one gallon per three miles on smooth ground and one gallon per mile on rough terrain. The wording emphasizes fuel efficiency under different surface conditions.

Frank M. Kent Home Sold To A Beechen

The Frank M. Kent home on avenue SE was sold to A. Beechen for 428 A avenue NW from Ira A. Moore of Albuquerque New Mexico. The purchaser plans extensive repairs as an investment. Joseph J. Buresh of 626 Street SW transferred avenue SW from Rudolph J. Hurka of Anniston Alabama. Sale conducted through the Hedges company.

Avenue SE A Avenue Ira A. Moore Albuquerque N. Mex Joseph J. Buresh Rudolph J. Hurka Anniston Ala Hedges Company

Woodhouse Sale to Dunlop and Wright Move

Major Woodhouse and Mrs. K W Wood house at 2425 D Avenue NE sold to Mr. and Mrs J A Dunlop of 520 Forest Drive SE. The deal, handled by Bruce A West and company, follows another sale by Maurice Koppenhaver of 948 Sixteenth Avenue SW to Mr. and Mrs Edward O Wright, former Cedar Rapids residents returning from Mitchell South Dakota.

K. W. Woodhouse Camp Claiborne D Avenue J. A. Dunlop Forest Drive Bruce A. West Sheunah Maurice Koppenhaver Sixteenth Avenue SW Edward O. Wright Cedar Rapids Mitchell S. Dak

Home Transfers In Southeast Minneapolis Estates

Executors sold the Morris Bugenstein home at 2138 Grande Avenue SE to Mrs. Stacia F. Rickert of 1547 Bever Avenue who will reside there. The sale was made through C. M. Hatfield and company. The same firm handled the purchase of 415 Twenty-sixth Street SE by Mr. and Mrs. John L. Taylor from John V. Rompett at 398 Eighteenth Street SE.

John L. Taylor Camburncourt John V. Reed Thirty-second Street Tait and Wagner Company S. C. Carver D Avenue NE Memorial Drive Frank Bohac Los Angeles Carl D. Smith George Steffy Third Avenue SE A. J. Mallon First Avenue E Bever Avenue Forest Drive Margaret Corbett First Avenue Morris Bugenstein Grande Avenue Stacia F. Rickert C. M. Hatfield and Company Twenty-sixth Street John V. Rompett Eighteenth Street

Thorpe sells residence at 900 F Avenue NW to Webster and Fred Baker

Ted Thorpe sells his home at 900 F Avenue NW to Webster and Fred Baker and their mother Mrs Fannie Baker. The buyers, who expect to occupy the house, purchased the property through Lundquist.

Ted Thorpe F Avenue NW Webster Fred Baker Ninth Avenue Fannie Baker Lundquist and Company

First Automobile Race of America records average speed

An 1895 report notes that at America’s first automobile race held on November 28, the average speed reached seven percent miles per hour.

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Delehoys Buy Carberry Residence on A Avenue NE

A. S. Carberry sold his residence at 1430 B Avenue NE to Mr. Marsh at 1636 A Avenue. Dorothy of 835 Third Avenue is mentioned in connection with the record.

A. S. Carberry B Avenue Mr. Marsh Dorothy Third Avenue

Mrs Hahn Sells Home to Gilchrist couple

Mrs C J Hahn sells her residence at 917 Nineteenth Avenue SW to Mr and Mrs William D Gilchrist of 501 B Avenue NW.

C. J. Hahn Nineteenth Avenue SW William D. Gilchrist B Avenue NW

Residents prepare move to Fourth Avenue SE home

The note states possession on Oct 5 and Mrs. Hahn plans to move into 1538 Fourth Avenue SE. It mentions loan arrangements and sales by Frank Roth, with listed individuals Emele Yuill and Gohmann.

Hahn Fourth Avenue Frank Roth Emele Yuill and Gohmann

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Gazette Sow Steer Stee Naomi Dobbel Weldon Bruce Better Homes Directory Marion 11Th Avenue North Public Library Frank M. Kent A. Beechen Major Woodhouse Thorpe Winkler City Fuel CO Hatch & Brookman DIAL Becker Rock Wool Becker Rock Becker Roofing & Insulation CO 14Th Ave Johns-Manville 3Rd St Perpetual Savings and Loan Association Delehoys Carberry F. Swatosh Second Street Soboda Cedar Rapids Fuel CO Cedar Rapids Gas. Co
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