Realtors Elevate Waterloo Real Estate Board Role
The Waterloo Real Estate Board formed in 1911 and is the first in Iowa. It has 30 members affiliated with the Iowa State Federation of Realtors and the National Association, guiding ethics, legislation, and civic progress. Officers include P. W. Belangee president and Burton Wilson treasurer.
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Waterloo
Iowa
Iowa State Federation of Realtors
National Association of Real Estate
Real Estate Board
Waterloo Real Estate Board
P. W. Belangee
W.E. Peavey
William E. Herren
Burton ©. Wilson
Farmers Build Higher Barns to Store Hay
Farmers boost barn height to enlarge hay storage and boost efficiency. Contractors note adding five feet increases haymow capacity substantially with modest extra cost. Self supporting roofs and fewer cross timbers improve labor and feeding ease as farm storage expands.
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Waterloo
Cost of Painting Not Prohibitive
A Waterloo paint dealer says higher paint prices do not deter homeowners and that future costs will fall short of wheat price surges. He argues the real measure is the increased cost per house, not per gallon, and notes painting a five room home would rise only about ten dollars.
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Waterloo
Attractive Craftsman bungalow for small homes
A cozy Craftsman style bungalow with casement windows and shingled side walls presents an affordable living option. Featuring a large living room dining room kitchen and two bedrooms across five rooms, its concrete floors and porch emphasize durability and economy. estimated total cost around $1200 for materials and construction.
Higher Type of Homes Planned in Waterloo Area
Architect Howard B. Burr says spring and summer 1917 will be eventful for Waterloo area building. He plans fine modern residences in Jesup, Charles City, Reinbeck and Cedar Falls and cites brick homes for George Saul Reinbeck and A. A. Sohner Waterloo each at about 10000 dollars plus a bungalow for Mrs. Henry Jesup. Burr notes demand and value focus for future growth. In 1917 Prince Edward Island ranch taxes totaled about 10000 with 2500 foxes killed from December to January and markets noted.
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Howard B. Burr
Commercial National Bank
Jin Jesup
Charles City
Reinbeck
Cedar Falls
Mr. Burr
Water
Loo
Burr
George Saul
A. A. Sohner
Waterloo
Blunt
Henry
Jesup
Prince Erward Island
Paving Job in Waterloo to Employ About 200 Men
Bryant Asphalt Paving Company plans a $250000 street project in Waterloo this summer laying more than 46 blocks of asphalt and extensive curbing. The work will require about 200 men at peak speed and is part of civic improvements endorsed by Mayor H Thompson.
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Bryant Asphalt Paving Company
Waterloo
George Fessel Ich
Lompany
H. ©. Thompson
Prospect Hills 30 Day Sale in Waterloo’s Unsold Lots
A 30 day sale offers 10 percent off all unsold Prospect Hills lots in Waterloo. The ad touts planned landscaping by a leading U S landscape architect, strict building rules, and modern utilities near Prospect Park and Kingsley school. It promotes the development as high quality and expects values to double in ten years. Potential buyers are invited to visit 211 West Fifth Street or call 2670 or 676.
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Waterloo
Prospect Hills
United States
Prospect
Prospect Park and Country Club
Iowa
Liberty
Russell-Lamson Hotel
West Fifth Street
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Hagerman
Black Hawk County
Howard
Peavey
Telephone
Leavitt & Johnson
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Habert Pit
Smiss
Round Oak Distributors
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West Fourth ST. Dhone
the Galloway Investment Co
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