Personality a key in sales for motor men
About 70 auto dealers and sales staff attended the Black Hawk County Motor Trades bureau banquet at Hotel Russell Lamson Jade room. Alexander Karr, educational director of the American City bureau, urged salespeople to show the right attitude toward others and avoid quick fix courses, saying inherent personality matters for success.
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Black Hawk County Motor Trades Bureau
Russell Lamson
Alexander Karr
American City Bureau
Major Starts Out with His Hupmobile Through Dark Africa
Maj P J Pretorius of the British army leads a party, including his wife and three children, in a Hupmobile on a six month to year long expedition across Belgium Congo Liberia Somaliland Abyssinia to Egypt. They aim to visit a tribal god who granted entry and foretold hippo hunting results.
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Suez Canal
Palestine
Europe
Trp
Maj
Pretorius
Central Africa
Altho
Major
Explorer Party Sails to Lake Nyasa for Watermark Attempt
A party travels to Lake Nyasa and plans to place a marker on the lakeside, replicating the height noted by David Livingstone as a test of water level when he passed the area.
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Lake Nyasa
Searel
David Shingstone
Allan Lown Again Named Commodore Waterloo Boat Club
Allan Lown of Sherwood Park was re elected commodore of the Waterloo Boat Club and River Improvement Association at the annual meeting held in the Iowa Fire Insurance Company office. Other officers named were Charles Codling vice commodore Phil Lown recorder Hermann Miller purser and H G Jurgensen custodian. Trustees for 1929 are H E Kiester L W Witty and W A Reed. Dysart Bible Class Meets in Evangelical Church Home of Mrs W D Brandt February 13.
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Allan Lown
Sherwood Park
Waterloo Boat Club and River Improvement Association
Iowa Fire Insurance Company
Commercial Street
Charles Codling
Phil Lown
Hermann Miller
H. G. Jurgensen
H. E. Kiester
L. W. Witty
W. A. Reed
Minnesota plans hunting grounds in bankrupt Minnesota counties
A bulletin from the American Game Protective association reports northwestern Minnesota counties near bankruptcy due to unpaid ditch liens. The plan proposes state purchase of about 1.3 million acres to create forestry areas, game propagation sites, and public shooting grounds.
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Minnesota
American Game Protective Association
Untouched region praised as sanctuary for game and hunting
The country is free of traversed roads and navigable streams, making it suitable only for hunting. It is a natural sanctuary with no other clear use. The area is nearly uninhabited, with about 200 residents in the entire territory.
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Dumond Motor Co., Inc
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Waterloo
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