Masonic Temple Lands Option to YWCA at Park Site
The Masonic Temple association in Waterloo agrees to an option with the Young Women's Christian Association to sell the 60 by 120 foot site at Park Avenue and Sycamore Street for 55 000. The option runs to July 4 1913 with staged payments and a leaseback for Masons until 1914. The YWCA must maintain an association in the building for at least ten years while the Masons retain quarters until 1914 at 100 dollars monthly rent. The planned temple would cost 100 000 to 150 000, with two lodge rooms and a large organ, and the project reflects strong Masonic finances and growth.
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Young Woman's Christian Association
Masonic Temple Association
Park Avenue
Sycamore Street
Young Woman's Association
Masons
Lodge
Henry Meyers
Fourth Street
Masonic Fraternity
Waterloo
Masonic Order
Masonic Temple
Ilinois Central
George E. Lichty
P. J. Martin
Sycamore
Water Streets
Richards
Park and Mulberry
Hone Park Boulevard
Third Avenue
Real estate a steady investment says brokers
Real Estate Brokers' Bulletin claims real estate is a solid investment safer than government bonds. It warns against speculative manipulation while stressing tangible value, long term stability, and protection for widows and orphans. It emphasizes investing on a true investment basis with concrete realities and the dangers of quick gains.
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Real Estate Brokers' Bulletin
Ban on Tin Can Martin's Advice Sparks Waterloo Debate
Waterloo residents react to P. J. Martins call to ban tin cans. He argues the move frees space for home gardens and promotes a broader community effort. The public discussion centers on practicality and local autonomy.
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Martin
Waterloo
P. J. Martin
Back Yard Beauty Boosts Property Values and Community Tone
A real estate adviser urges using the back yard to lower vegetable costs and raise home values by improving the front yard. The note stresses personal example when neighbors are derelict and cites small efforts adding hundreds to sale prices. The item also mentions a Alberta publisher celebrating Grande Prairie Herald’s first issue and a fur care ad.
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Mr. Martin
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