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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1924
Page
28
An Northwestern Division architect warns buyers and builders that leaks in walls, basements, and plumbing cause costly damage and distrust. Emphasizing proper wall construction, waterproofing, and quality piping, he urges thorough inspection before plastering in joints and fixtures.
A wary homeowner notes leaks in furnaces and flues raise bills. Poor furnace choice and improper flue sealing waste money. proper materials and skilled work prevent water, fire, and depreciation losses. Promptly fix leaks, use quality materials, and maintain roofs and chimneys to keep costs down.
A Norfolk court forbids a nonmember real estate dealer from using the term Realtor, upholding the National Association of Realtors and its boards. The injunction rests on the term being a mark of membership and ethical standards, fraudulently misrepresenting to the public and investors.
Fifty members of William HW Saunders & Co Inc and their employes and families traveled from Washington to Franklin Manor on the Chesapeake Bay for an outing. Baseball races and other activities were held.
A report by the General Brick Manufacturers Association notes mixed activity across regions but overall stronger orders and shipments than a month earlier. Illinois, Indiana, and Wisconsin lead, while some areas report poorer prospects. yards moved substantial brick volume and firms’ orders show gains despite varied conditions.
A damaged notice describes a property at Nineteenth and tarderlard Streets with a corner lot near Dent Center and notes it as well built and suitable for investment. The ad mentions 10 000 dollars price and a potential development opportunity for buyers seeking value in the area.
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