New York HousIng Woes Deepens as Shortage Grows
New York faces a worsening housing crisis with a looming shortage next fall as demand for office space pushes owners to convert apartments into higher rent commercial spaces. Experts warn of 160000 additional apartments needed yearly while construction remains near normal. Plans include cooperative housing and tapping the city sinking fund for bonds or mortgages, backed by Mayor Hylan.
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New York
Albany
Sevral
Manhattan
Manattan
Hylan
Harvest Home Picnic at Eagle Center Dedication Day
Eagle Center broadens harvest home festivities with a formal town dedication by citizens, Mount Carmel church central to events. EB G Dunn of Mason City Jr will deliver the principal address as Porte City faces Voorhies in an afternoon baseball game and town amusements unfold. Chicken dinner serves at noon and evening festivities follow.
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Eagle Center
Syiecal
Citiens
Mount Carmel
Wade
EB. G. Dunn
Mason City
Porte City
Voorhies
Early Settlers Picnic Set By Black and County Group
The Black and County Early Settlers Association holds its annual picnic at Cedar River Park next Saturday August 28 with a luncheon at noon followed by an entertainment program organized by the committee. Coffee and cream are free for members and guests who are asked to bring cups and sugar. Emily George serves as president with W W McFarlane Mrs W J Bishop and George Philpot on the arrangements committee.
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Black and County Early Settlers’ Association
Cedar Riva Park
Fallow
Emily George
McFarlane
Bishop
George
Philpot
Ma jestic vaudeville houses packed by unique Waterloo bill
Swaudeville opened with six acts headlined by The Capps Family a multi child act from Madison. Orville age four performs Prof ering Blues while the family travels with Dolly Madison and siblings. The Great Nagle Co closes the Majestic bill with a foot illusion act and ample comedy. Other acts include Inde Brothers Lyons and West and Spennerd Williams in a comedy vaude revue style.
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Swaudeville
Majestic
Capps
Waterloo
Prrenia
Delly "Madison
Rville
Viola
Edwards
Edith
I Parl
Kendall
Dolly Madison
Madison Vis
Ima
al Ist
Great Nagle & Co
Minneapolis
Inde Brothers
Fe Menning Sisters
Lyons and West
Spenernrnd Williams
Horace Boies Sends Final Picnic Message From California
Horace Boies, former Iowa governor aged 93 in Long Beach California, could not attend the Jos Angeles summer picnic but sent a letter declaring his “sunset” and hoping Iowans in California live by Iowa standards. He expresses serenity, gratitude, and wishes for continued prosperity and peace among his fellow Iowans.
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Horace Boies
Iowa
Long Beach
Cal
Jos Angeles
Aigillas
California
New England
City in Brief Lifts Lenses and Journeys Across States
A collage of short social notices. residents of the city travel to Delta Colorado Roswell N M and Spirit Lake to visit relatives and take trips. Returns include Sloan A Wallace and Elizabeth Stuart visiting Minnesota and Minneapolis respectively. Plans note Netcott Netcott architects commissioned to design a Spirit Lake Presbyterian church expected to cost about 50000 with construction slated next spring.
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Sloan A. Wallace
West High
the Lakes
Minnesota
B. E. Netcolt
Third Avenue West
Spirit Lake
Clarence Reardon
Falls Avenue
Teff
Fremont
Chicago
C. F. London
Harl
North
South Dakota
Elizabeth Stuart
Minneapolis
Ninth Street East
Bul
Floyd
Peter ‘Son
JL ‘Tucker
Denver
Salt Lake City
Utah
Paul E. Ruegeman
Pittsburgh
Houe
Martha ‘Thompson
Davenport
Waterloo
Yvyanna Barton
A. O.jillson
Thompson
Minn
Hueen Collins
F. A. Robinson
Ashley
Hamilton
LaGrange
Ind
Robinson
Ruth Robinson
Burlington
Charles’ Eccleston
West Palm Beach
Pla
Mr. Eccleston
J. J. Denson
Florida
Birthday Dinner Honors Mrs Joanschrodemeier at 1820 Fourth
Mrs Joanschrodemeier celebrated at a dinner party hosted by her children at 1820 Fourth Street East. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Selzer and son, Mr and Mrs Walter Schrodemeier and children, Mr and Mrs Harvey Schrodemeier, Westgate, and Raymond and Pauline Schrodemeier. The family presented a silver gift.
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Joanschrodemeier
Fourth Street East
Selzer
Walter Schrodemeier
Harvey Schrodemeier
Westgate
Raymond
Pauline Schrodemeier
The Federal Reserve and Inflation Debate at Rotary
E L Johnson of Waterloo told the Rotary Club that apparent prosperity is inflation driven by credit and currency expansion through the Federal Reserve System. He warned that debt levels rise as banks lend more, prices and wages inflate, and the demand for payment increases, stressing the need to repay loans to sustain bank liquidity.
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Federal Reserve
E. L. Johnson
Waterloo
Rotary Club
Jamson
Federal Reserve Banking System
Federal Reserve System
United States
Federal “Reserve Banks
Idleness and bank warnings spark rate and debt concerns
The piece notes banks and the Federal Reserve system showing strain as rediscounts and debt expand from May 1919 to August 1920. It warns continued debt growth could outpace production and threaten business life, while stressing the need for restraint to prevent collapse. Also reports a motorcycle collision at Suntysive and Mullan, injuring two riders.
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Dow
Federal Reserve Syatem Aband Hng
Washington
United States
Federal Reserve Banks
Cedar Heights Back Neers Lift Oelwein Rivalry
Oa Dennis BK Sanborn Cedar Heights back neers oe 20 uel Cubaware Oelwein Anila Ramroz Waterloo advancing to the next round in a local high school grid matchup with Cedar Rapids area teams.
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Dennis BK
Sanborn
Cedar Heights
Neers
Uel Cubaware
Oelwein
Anila Ramroz
Waterloo
MRS. D L MICKLIY DIES IN SANTA ANA CALIF
Mrs D L Mickily aged 74, widow of D L Bickley, died in Santa Ana California August 29 from apoplexy after illness starting August 6. Daughter of Hay June Meond, she and her husband and children had moved from Waterloo about 30 years ago. Family later moved through South Yakota and Oregon before settling in California two years ago.
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Mickliy
D. S. Bickley
Waterloo
Santa Ana
Cal
Bickley
Hay June Meond
Patered George and
Ogister
John
Dennis George
Angeline Baum
Kaine
South Yakota
Oregon
Califernoia
Vng
Saita Ana
Mr Mounsey Accepts Christ Church Call
Rev Ernest B Mounsey accepts the rector’s position at Christ Episcopal Church in Lake City Minnesota. Arrival time to assume duties from Rev M L Tate is not yet known. Mounsey, a young man, has focused on youth work and church outreach in Lake City.
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Christ Episcopal Church
Tow
Ernest B. Mounsey
M. L. Tate
Mr Mounses
Lake City
Jesup Livestock Fair Opens Tomorrow
Jesup prepares for the annual livestock fair starting tomorrow with a larger show than last year. Officials report more than 6,000 in prize money, hundreds of head of cattle hogs sheep horses and poultry, plus entertainment and advertisers exhibits. Notable speakers include Clyate Hardig Nate Fi Kendall and Bat or LB Sweet.
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Jesup. Ja
Tlahist
Feee Eneertainment
Clyate Hardig
Nate Fi. Kendall
Bator LB. Sweet
Former Iowa Pastor Dies in Washington
Tacoma August 24 Itay H C Rosenberger a former Iowa Texas and Washington pastor died last night after fifty years in the ministry He had served pastorates in Iowa Texas and Washington and was reportedly in good health until three days ago The Courier notes a For Sale Act context in its edition.
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Tacoma
Wash
Itay
H.C. Rosenberger
Congregational Church
Ti Lowa
Texas
Washington
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W. F. Mack
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Roswell
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Edward “J. Magner
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EB. J. Johnson
Jersey
Tha Feracy Cereal Food Companys
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Jersey Siz
Colliston
Thomas McBroem
Lovist
Suntysive
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Marrilagus Licen
Delbert Lyle’ McMllan
MR. Mounsey
Christ Church
Marcelle Bulgete
W. Remar Denn
Jesup
Lowa
The
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Vose Pianos
Boston
L.S. Parsons Music House
Syour Waterloo
Sike Jersey
Capes
Coats
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Burch Bros . Womens,susses Gemildrens Apparel
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