Building Prices Rise as 1932 Market Shifts
The building price outlook turns upward after a long standstill with cedar shingles and lumber rising as Gulf storms and Northwest mills throttle supply. The piece urges remodeling now to dodge higher costs, noting low spirits and impending price increases across construction trades. Chapter notes racing with death as a separate scene unfolds with Judy racing through a tunnel toward danger and uncertainty.
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James S&s. Frear
Gulf Coast
Eastern Seaboard
Gulf Ports
Great Northwest
Flowers and Gardens by Mrs J L Rhea
Gardens shine in late season with tips on sowing and harvesting vegetables. Radishes, fall strawberries, and New Zealand spinach are praised. phlox division and deep planting protect from winter loss. new phlox varieties are noted. Japanese Irises and fall plantings recommended. building permits in Miami reach nearly $2,000,000 in 1932.
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New Zealand
United States
Samngatnet
Harding
Elizabeth Campbell
Miami Pla
Tota
Catholic Order of Foresters elects new officers
Independence notes the Catholic Order of Foresters elected officers for the coming year led by Chief Ranger Anton S. Muehl and Vice Chief Ranger Harry Jos lin. Other officers include Treasurer James G. Weepie Financial Secretary J Till Recording Secretary William Lumsden and Trustee Ed Jamison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Foresters
Anton S. Muehl
Harry Joslin
James G. Weepie
J. Till
William Lumsden
Ed. Jamison
Legion Auxiliary elects officers in Elberon post
The American Legion Auxiliary of James R. Kolina post in Elberon elected Marie Houska as president Bertha Womser as vice president Lena Womser as secretary and treasurer and Mrs Agnes Josifek as chaplain in a post meeting
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Elberon
American Legion Auxiliary
James R. Kolina
Marie Houska
Bertha Womser
Lena Womser
Agnes Josifek
Ju l y Romance and Jealousy Split Rich Family
After a whirlwind courtship Judy deserts her wealthy fiancé for a richer man. Judy falls for Nick, Stan's half-brother, as Stan’s firm lures him away from the inn. Madame Carter dies and Judy inherits money, widening a rift. A Christmas quarrel drives Judy to the city while Gee De Haas exposes Eunice’s affair. Fred Wilson vows to shoot them.
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Nick
Stan
Eunice
Judy
Carter
Lon
Gee de Haas
Stan Poe
Fred Wilson
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Georgia
Wilson
Ocean
Death
Jady
Pe ~ Ana
Wick
J. L. Rhea
General Garden Information
Limback
Ann Forester
Third Street
King's Crown Plaster Co
West End
First Avenue
DIAL
D _AAGLASS & PAINT Co
Second Ave
S. E
Cedar Rapids
Sete
Smulekoff
Iowa
Third Avenue
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