Classified Advertisements Enduring Fragments
Classified ad items including WantedTenant for ground floor space 40x150 with long lease options at 115-117 E Fitzhugh Street and cash paid for old bicycle frames. Also listings for violins pianos and a Steck grand piano from Parsons Music House. Livestock sale noted.
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Ean
Wil
E. Fituly
Li Hosleter R. Co
Coburn
Salas
Dilley
Alusi House
Kanes
Hinze
Schafer_Music House
Adama Street
Goss
Steck-Pntiter
Parsons
Music House
Public Sale At Westernworf Farm Auction
Public sale announced for February 7 1927 at Westernworf farm near St Francis hospital location details and 344 miles east of Blowers dairy includes horses dairy cattle and machinery with usual terms. Pred Wickersham proprietor McDougall auction Pioneer National Bank clerk. Also additional listings note Durban springers Holsteins Boston puppies and a German Police pup for sale with contact details.
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Westernworf Farm
St. Francis Hospital
Hayman
Blowers Dairy
Pred Wickersham
CH. E
McDougall
Pioneer National Bank
Durban
P.O. Box
Miller's A1 products and varied for sale ads
A bustling classified page lists Miller's A1 products promising satisfaction at ration time and a fresh supply of ribbled biscuits. The ad chain promotes pet veterinary services, a Jit Bust sale at Sixth Street, and an array of items for sale including store shelving furniture fixtures lumber and heating gear with contact numbers and locations in Baltimore and nearby towns. A mix of farm goods, fish, wood, hay, and shop equipment is offered with prices and phone references.
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Miller's
Scott's Vet
Hospital
Toston Tottlers
Baltimore
B. IL
Hosteter Co
Phons
Walkear-Schubere Lumber Co
Shepherd Lumber Co
Phans
T. Ds
Bender
Waterton
J. D. Poser
Washburn
Amendment to Articles of Incorporation Iowa Sand and Gravel
Stockholders of the Iowa Sand and Gravel Corporation amend articles. Herbert Bellamy president and H. H. Bellamy secretary sign to acknowledge amendments approved by stockholders. Article II names main office in Eddyville Town. Article VI specifies a board of directors of three or more. Notarized January 1, 1927 in Black Hawk County Iowa.
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Iowa Sand and Gravel Corporation
Jowa Sand& Gravel Corporation
Kafter
Werbert Bellamy
iteUhing
Stodkholders
Uinta
Tows Sand & Grevel Corporation
Lowis
Articum
Tim Maine
Town Sand & Gravel Corporaton
Eddyville
Herbert Bellamy
State of Laws
Black Hawk County
Berbert Bellamy
Bellamy
Wilurnn
Edna K
Moran
Bankrupt meeting and corporate notice items in Waterloo Iowa
Legal notices from Waterloo Iowa recount a bankruptcy meeting to inspect creditors and claims at Jordan's Waterloo office with dated February 16 1927 and 2 PM, plus incorporation details for Waterloo Drug Inc with stock, officers and bylaws and an executors notice for Carolina Miller, with bids for park concessions and other public notices in Black Hawk County listing trustees and estate filings.
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United States District Court
Iowa
Jomvsina
Ada Methremor
Ada McGreser
Cardur Walls
Black Hawk
Rexor
Ada McGregor Wan
Credlcars
Vourk
Jordan
Watertoo
A.D
Waterloo
J. Be Jordan
Novich—Of Incorporation
Waterloo Drug Inc
Black Hawk County
Ork
Alredora
Wind Tretourer
Nick Robert
Josephine Farrell
Tad
Robert
Kit
Swritten
Thls Corporation
Waterloo Drug Tno
B. J. Robert
Carolina Miler
Paris Publishing House Prints Books for the Blind
The Paris Publishing House prints and distributes texts for the blind in English and several other languages. Publications include The American Review for the Blind, The Interalliad Braille Magazine, Braille Courier, and Beattie Magazine, with regional editions in Italy, Serbia, Romania, and Poland. William Nelson Cromwell is named as president and a prominent American lawyer and philanthropist.
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Miralip
Amerrag Bran
Ainusea
Duke of Clermont-Vanneros
American Review For the Blind
Braille Courier
Beatie
Titelary Courier
Progresaa
William Nelson Cromwell
Southern China Faces Revolt Like 1776 Says YMCA Leader
A Shanghai YMCA secretary portrays Southern China’s push for democracy as a crusade akin to the American Revolution, noting Sun Yat Sen’s influence, military advances toward Shanghai, and a charged mix of patriotism, propaganda, and religious tensions. He cites Chiang Kai-shek’s forces, labor uprisings, and growing Western involvement as the conflict reshapes China’s future.
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Southern
China
Y.M.C. A. Man
Shanghai
George Washington
Sun Yat Sen
Russia
Stroebel’s 1634 Epistles Printed in 1662, Aged Relic
A 1662 printing claim notes Stroebel’s Epistles of Phaliuris, Tyrant of Agrigentum, translated by W. D. and printed in London by Richard Badger for George Latham. The item, held by Cornell’s library, is described as a remarkably young 1662 edition of a 1634 work.
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E.W. Strochel
Fifth Street
Cornell
Callega
Strogbel
Phaliuris
Agrigentum
Langfeldt Candy Company President Dies in Rochester
Charles C. Langfeldt, head of Langfeldt Candy Co., died Thursday in Rochester Minn from a glioma tumor. Funeral Monday at 2 pm in O Keeffes Towne chapel with Rev Richmond Morgan, Rev Arthur Young assisting. Body to Sioux Falls S D for family burial. born Davenport Oct 16 1876, married Lillian Scott in 1909. survived by widow, mother, sister, and Los Angeles sister-in-law.
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Fox
Charles, C. Lanefeldt
Langfeldt Candy Company
Rochester
Minn
O’keefs & Towne
Richmond Morgan
Wirst Congregational Church
Th. Us
Arthur Young
Wirst Methodist Church
Rotary Club
Norviat
Sioux Falls
S. D
Davanport
Water Hoo
Langfeldt
Alice Scott
Brute
Tamer
Town City
Maya Clinic
Hochester
Davenport
Ila
Gangfeldt
S. C
Waterloo
Lillian Scott
Frank Davis
Los Angeles
Familly
Davi
Dress Up Fronts of Fourth Street Stores Planned
Extensive plans to dress up the fronts of business property at 112 114 and 116 Fourth street were announced by KRCC Moore who recently renegotiated eight year leases on the properties from owner Tenry J Bloyers He hopes to interest other block owners in improving fronts to attract better tenants and rentals Fronts at Nos 112 114 and 116 will be modernized The 20 foot store room at No 118 part of a double unit has been leased to Helm Credit Districters of Cedar Rapids The room at 118 is to be occupied by Money J who will move to Winterloo and manage the new location The plan is to occupy the room about March 1 with remodeling of the front and flat in a partition No definite plans for other portions of the double storeroom Moore notes Morgan Better condition Dr J Richmond Morgan pastor of First Congregational Church improved after septum operation at Presbyterian Hospital He hopes to attend service tomorrow if able
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Shanghai
Clark
Young Men's Christian Association
J. J. Godtfring
Hoyal
Waterloo
M. CG. A
Lavk
China
America
Sun Yat
Mwormingting
Sun Yat Sen
George Washington
Soilorn
Chatnge Isat Shek
Canton
Yangtze River
Yuan Shih Kat
Wells
Teng Yuhsiang
Rid
Jhas
Borodin
Rtute
Britain
Cutan
Bse
Aintow
Jst
SE Trenty
Hankow
Nobing
Russa
Japan
Cfistis
Bato
Revolutionary Party
Kwomihians
Themat
Kuomintang
Nanchang
Ben Schmidt
Art Allen
Changsha
Ray Roberts
Wuechang
Mankew
Jts
Wien
Joel
Lae
Southern Ravernanent
David Yui
Chint
Tessin
Russia
France
Tua Borofin
Fourth Street
KRCC
Moore
Tenry J. Bloyers
Moore State
C. 5
Helm Credit Disticlers
Cedar Rapids
Money J
Winterloo
Els
Altho Ito
Howling Ilfey
J. Richmond Morgan
Fourth Street West
Pirst Congregational Church
Presbyterian Hospital
Morgan
Meyer
Rasents
Havina
Bat
Chinese Student Attitudes Amid North South Tensions
A fragmented discussion notes a rent divide between northern and southern China, critiquing feudal governance and urging understanding of Chinese students' nationalistic feelings. It emphasizes avoiding personal attacks and seeking the path of view through evocations and empathy for China’s present struggles.
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Erey
Chinesa
China
Wild Animal Interviews Showdown With The Domestic Rat
A dramatic, dialogic piece features a narrator and a self-proclaimed rat disputing human society. The rat defends its species while criticizing human greed and sloth, claiming wealth and housing drive crime, and ends with a quirky verdict from a zoo keeper.
Peonies Lilacs and Caliope Sign of Spring
A two inch peony bud peeks from the yard at Cedar River park home of Oversear R.A. Doty as lime buds swell. A calliope mounted on a motor trolley rang through streets advertising a theatre show signaling the arrival of spring in the area.
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R.A. Doty
Cedar River Park
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