Classified Advertisements Variety from auction to pets
A dense ad page lists TRUMANHAUSER AUCTIONEER services and multiple second hand stores. It features "Williamson's Second Hand Store" and Harwich's with phone numbers, plus numerous FOR SALE items such as furniture, drapes, appliances, and musical instruments. Also includes COAL AND FUEL deals, livestock and poultry notices, and WANTED misc listings for machines, furniture, and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamson
OS Fast
Louis
Bere
Harwich's
East Fifth
West Pitth
Lloyd Baby
Kingsley Avenue
Victor Records
Renewal Notice for Wangier Brothers Company 20 Year Term
Legal notice proclaims the renewal of Wangier Brothers Company for twenty years. It lists business as wholesale and retail of drugs and related goods, stock details, capital, permanence of officers, election timing, and restrictions on debt and liabilities. Also describes board powers and stockholder meetings. Also includes a second notice about disignation of H S Chavralet Co.
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Wangier Brothers Company
Waterloo
Town
Board of
Thie Corporation
Lt Wangler
Coal dealer mix lists in Eastern Kentucky and nearby towns
A fragmented ad list from Kurtt-Reinhart Co and I and Snyder Coal Co outlines various coal types including Imperial Lump Pocahontas, Beechwood Lump, Royal Lump, and Zeigler 6x3 Belgier Nut with prices and contact numbers. It references East Kentucky, Harrisburg, Columbus, and nearby supply points with delivery phone numbers.
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Tennessee
W. Va
Harrisburg
Columbus
Fourth St
Kentucky Coal Bargains and Fuel Deals Across Town
The ad lists numerous coal products and prices from Kentucky Coal Co and partners. It markets West Kentucky Block at 2.00 cash, various lumps and nut coals by brand names such as Pocahontas, Glendore, and Marigold, plus assorted fuels like petroleum coke and firewood. Contact numbers 1735, 311 W. Mullan, and 2239 advertise shop locations and phone lines for ordering.
Synthetic Gems Requisites of New Costumes
Fashion's sway now spans synthetic and non-precious jewelry as the key of dress. Color drives demand with Lido blue grotto blues celestial jade sunbeam and orchid royal in favor. Designers cite various national crafts, with most metal domestic and two thirds stones imported. firms insist their pieces are not imitations but valued for what they are.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Lete Crar
Japan
Italy
Austria
Germany
France
Alira
Paris Guards End Fifty-Seven Year Detachment
A detachment of Republican guards recalled from Paris patrol duty at the Elysee palace returns to barracks after 57 years. Created to aid police in guarding the president, the unit has seen generations of recruits. All original members are dead, and the reason for their presence has faded from memory since their farewell.
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Paris
Polices
Jules Grevy
Elysee Palace
Cere
Novne
Mexican Public Estate Valued At 90 Million
Official figures place the Mexican government’s property at about 90 million dollars. The portfolio includes 23 docks valued at five million, 665 barracks at six hundred thousand, nine forts at two hundred thousand, 49 schools at three hundred eighty thousand, and the government palace in Mexico City at twenty five thousand.
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Mexico City
Waterloo Weekend Plans and Broadcast Schedule
Lieut Gov Arch W McFarlane plans to return from Wes Moines late today to spend the weekend in Waterloo. Craig Ellyson of 409 Home Park boulevard will sing from WSUI Iowa City at midnight Monday. Mark Taylor leaves for Bloomington IN to resume studies at the University of Indiana after visiting his convalescent mother. A divorce petition was filed by Mrs Panri McColley against Richard McColley, married Aug 5 1922 at Waverly IA. "Smiling Eddie" Marble will broadcast from 1 to 2 p m tomorrow from KF Los Angeles to disabled war veterans, and a Waterloo Sunday night broadcast from station KF LA remains on schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arch W. McFarlane
Wes Moines
Waterloo
Craig Ellyson
W. Ellyson
Home Park Boulevard
WSUTI
Iowa City
Mark Taylor
Bloomington
Ind
University of Indiana
H. F. Taylor
Cortlandt Street
Panri McColley
Richard McColley
Waverly
Eddie’ Marble
P. A. Marble
Cottage Grove Avenue
Los Angeles
Births Reported in Local Notices Around 1928 Dates
Fr and Mrs Ceci Heard announce a son on Dec 7 1928 at 223 Ninth Street East. Mr and Mrs EH Speer welcome a daughter on Feb 15. Milo D Moody at 123 Commercial reports a daughter on Feb 1. Emerson Hafor at 534 Adrian greets a son on Feb 4. Daniel J Anderson and 120 Morrison have a son born Feb 18. A. J Hoffer at 69 Parkes has a son on Feb 16. Arthur A Armbrust at ao Broadway reports a daughter on Feb 14. William A Ridder at 1990 Fourth East records a daughter on Jan 6. Cech D Tee at 282 Ham Tiond lists a daughter on Feb 31. John E Clvbs of Water loo notes a daughter on Dec 1 1928. Jean CG Clerk at 219 Linden reports a daughter on Jan 34. William & Spore at 310 Ankeny announce a son on Feb 2. Owen 8 Hichins at 427 Denver records a daughter on Feb 3. Walter F Slegioi at 921 Second Street West has a son on Prob 5. Clifford W Buller at 1226 Baverth Street West reports a daughter on Feb and May Ailee. Franch L Johnsop at 163 Suptern announces a daughter. Dale H Kiser at 58 Adams notes a son Gale Marshall born Jan 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceci Heard
Ninth Street East
EH. Speer
Gust
Betty Ane
Milo D. Moody
Commercial
Lois Evelyn
Emerson
Hafor
Adrian
Daniel J. Anderson
Morrison
Thomas Eric
A. J. Hoffer
Parkes
John Jerome
Arthur A. Armbrust
Broadway
Naomi Earle
William A Ridder
Fourth East
Alice Mas
James Adolph
Cech
D. Tee
Ham Tiond
Margaret Alice
John _E
Clvbs
Waterloo
Der
Nughter
Jacquelins
Mra
Jean CG. Clerk
Linden
Bary Lou
William
Hichins
Denver
Nancy Anne
oMre
Walter F. Slegioi
Second Street West
Robert
Sno Mes
Clifford W. Buller
Baverth Street West
Maay Ailee
Franch L. Johnsop
Suptern
Das
Dale H. Kiser
Adams
Gale Marshall
Non Bank Loans Alarm Wall Street in Securities Markets
New York on February 23 1929 reports rapidly growing loans in the securities markets by private corporations and foreign banks not under federal reserve control. Loans for the account of others rose from 1 210 008 000 to 2 621 000 000 between February 1928 and February 1929 while out of town bank loans fell. This outside credit threatens bank liquidity and risk to business prosperity, with six large corporations including AT&T General Electric GM and US Steel cited as notable exceptions with large cash resources.
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New York
Federal Reserve
Wall Street
Federal Reserve Statement
Federal Reserve Bank
General Corporation
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
American Radiator Company
Generali Electric Company
General Motors Corporation
United States Steel Corporation
Mrs Hoover Charm in South America Tour Acts Kindly
Washington reports Mrs Herbert Hoover drew praise for tact and warmth on the South American tour. She mingled with locals in kitchens and nurseries, shared recipes, and played with children while President Hoover met presidents. She toured schools, gardens, and palaces, winning affection from hosts and ambassadors alike.
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Washington, D. C
Herbert Hoover
Washington
South America
Guyis River
Senora Hoover
Tickers Keep Everyone Informed On Stock Market Changes
The article explains how ticker services link the New York Stock Exchange to Western Union offices across the country. It notes the ticker is essential for brokers and the public, with multiple circuits and checks to prevent interruptions and errors while delivering quotes to 239 cities in 37 states and territories.
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New York Stock Exchange
Publc
Main Street
Wall Street
Canada
Western Union
New York City
Virginia
Ohio
Chambers Street
Exchange
Ucker
Telegraph Company
Deaf former French president Loubet jokes at birthday
Paris reports that Emile Loubet, former president of France, on his ninety third birthday, expressed disdain for oratory and promptly quipped that he was deaf, cupping his ear as the chairman announced the celebratory strokes of years in his career.
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Paris
Emile Loubet
France
Ecore
Bidding on City Sidewalks Will Be Spirited Race
City council meeting in Waterloo will feature bids for 18 500 feet of sidewalk construction. Five Waterloo firms have signaled, with others from Shell Rock Marshalltown Pella and Council Bluffs likely to bid. Bids open until 5 p.m. Monday. work must start by April 15 and finish by July 1. 10 percent certified check required with bid.
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Waterloo
Shell, Rock
Marshall’ Down
Pella
Carmel Bluffs
W." H. Shirey
Commercial Street
C. A. Shepherd
Avalon Avenue
A. G. Picken
Linwood Avenue
A. Olson Construction Company
Jens Olesen& Sons Construction Company
All of
Arthur Whus
Bhell Rock
M. Anderson
Marshalltown
Koopmans
van Ekeren
Council Bluffs
City
Charles MacKay
Waterlolo Bank
David Toenjes
Washington, D. C
Forum Yellow Cab Company
Longfellow Avenue
Kern Street
Duryea ‘Street
Rock Island Railroad
Milo Koch
Lincoln Street
French Safeguard Aims to Save Baalbek Ruins
Damascus reports a French technical commission will travel to protect Baalbek and Thadmor ruins from collapse after storms threaten the pillars of the Temple of the Sun and the great Thrillion marble wall. Local legend ties the sites to Cain Adam and biblical figures.
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Damascus
Baalbek
Thadmor
Thebes
Bazlbek
Cain
Adam
Patriarchs
Stetson Son Aims for Marine Corps Aviation at Paris Island
Flying Stetson Stetson Carlisle Stetson, 20, son of U.S. minister John B. Stetson Jr., trains at Paris Island South Carolina. He embraces the hard routine, joins rookies, and vows to endure for a pilot career, declaring he would rather fly than eat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris Island
S.C
Stuart
Carlisle Stetson
Marine Corps Aviation
United States
Poland
John B. Stetson
Climcu
Marine
Stetson
Otcer
O Mcerxs
Washington Observations Frederic March 4 1923 Inauguration Weather and Hoover Era
Washington notes discuss William Wile and Secretary Stimson possible roles in the Hoover cabinet if needed, with Kellogg’s tenure possibly extended. Weather concerns loom over inauguration plans, recalling historic March 4 storms that affected Harrison Taft and others. A derisive party anecdote centers on a guest asking Secretary to identify bootlegger, while talk of Democratic radio campaigns and party rebuilding after 1920s elections surfaces alongside honors for engineers and elk disposal at the national bison range in Montana.
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The
Philippines
Manila
Pierce
Stimson. Vis
Hoover
State Department
Stimson
Kellogg
Col Stimson
Washington
Maren
William Henry Harrison
Willam Howard Taft
Biological Survey
Department of Agriculture
Molese
Dixon
National Bison Range
American Bison Society
Man With Broken Back In Second Cast
William C. Bunn, a traveling salesman, rests at home at 614 Sumner Street with a broken back. He wears a second cast after an auto crash near Cedar Rapids. x ray showed healing, cast to stay about three weeks. A prior citrus fruit ranch in South Africa is noted as American owned and 5000 acres.
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Willam C. Bunn
Sumner Street
St. Luke’s Hospital
Cedar
Raidos
Bunn
Cedar Rapids
South Africa
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Logan Ava
Fennan
Detroit
R. Stewart
Betteh Ave
R. Dooceee
Edison
Victor
Ceder Falls
Linden Ave
Trumanhauser
Lafayette BT
Foster Coal CO
Jeferson
St. Prone
CASS
BAVZ
Green River
Csesee
Phone
Vetal Ice & Fuel’ Co
Brass “St
Page Pharmacy
South and
Hammond
Livestoc
Iowa
Binder
Fred Wheelers
American” Poultry Association
Oscar Grow
Ecounk
Leurits Hansen Hatchery
Lobdell Hatchery
Fhone
Rainbow Drive
Winder’s
Old Asers
F.o.b
Parkersburg
Model Laundry ‘Co
IT. S
Mercial Bank
Blescle
Qoburn
Bport
Baltimore St
Corona
Eromoent. Agal. Mf
Braniger
H. de 3. Chavralet Co
Kurtt-Reinhart CO
Afulcan Avenue
Goalerie
Eastern, Ky
Wes Wee Bilger
Izog
Illinois
Sanshine
Empire
Peesy
Hara Sud
Home Coal Co
W. Mullan
Kentucky
West Kentucky
Ality Coal
Globe
Hawthorne
Logan Avenue Coal CO
Paus Ave
TOG Bik
Diamond BE
Low Anh
Royer—L
Hickman Proprietors
Aald Corporation
Hamoli
W. F. Marshall
H. Ds M
Chevrolet
goBa
Black Hawk County
March Tern
Bertha Plaizgraf
Aled
Mondey
J. W. Thompson
Paris Guards
PRIEF
Suchansa's
W — York Ganas
Montevideo
Mrs. Hoover
Stuart C.stet Son
the New Decker Cafe
Decker Cafe
Snappy Service
Frederic
Willian
Wile
George Akergon
Akerson
Wellesley
Harvard
Henry’ Minor
National
Miscisippi
Faemi
John Hays
Washingtonian
William Lawrence Saunders
Institute of Mining and Metrurgical Engineers
Saunders
John Fritz
William C. Bunn
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