Realtors Print Neat Handbook Features Code of Ethics
Waterloo Real Estate board members received printed copies of the National Board's code of ethics, by laws, and constitution at the regular meeting at Hotel Russell-Lamson. The pamphlet explains board objects to promote city property interests, standardize commissions, and aid buying selling renting mortgaging and lending. The ethics section emphasizes agent duties to clients and cooperative spirit. Figures from The Courier and Reporter show Waterloo growth in the improved edition.
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Waterloo Real Estate Board
Russell-Lamson
Waterloo
Black Hawk
County
National Association, of Real Hatate Boards
The
Courier
Finis
City in Brief and Local Notices
West end Fourth street bridge Buchanan's glasses ad. Birth of daughter to Mr and Mrs Frank Wing 215 Halstead street. Carl Hitchcock reports Cornelius Ferrell, former Waterloo resident, died in Long Beach California. Furry Printing to open on second floor Fowler building Fifth street east ready by Marehi. East Waterloo No 2 school to present patriotic program Friday night Cedar Falls road east with concert and box social. Miss Mildred Pfeffer named teacher. Rev and Mrs J H Yagey of Graves' Memorial United Brethren church conducting two week meeting in Roanoke South Carolina return to Waterloo this week. George S P Hall seed expert with William Galloway Company leaves to study seed potato shortages in Minnesota and Dakotas. Meat caught fire during midday meal at 303 Commercial street. no damage except to meat. George Anderson, 18, from Mason City joins army. sent to Jefferson Barracks Missouri. Omer Gibbons petitions for bankruptcy relief with assets 280 and liabilities 1185.18. half owed for physicians' services. Representative Arch McFarlane in Waterloo, supports Pitt Johnston bill amended by Elwood-Mackie to empower highway commission. Senator H W Grout to Illinois then Des Moines. Automobile made from hardware shop materials shown at Model Laundry window. designed by Archie P Leckington. Pumpkintown academy commencement at Central Christian church tonight. Admission 25 cents. Everyone welcome.
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Furry Printing Company
Fowler
Fifth Street
Marehi
East Waterloo No. 2
Cedar Falls Road
Mildred Pfeffer
J. H. Yagey
Graves’ Memorial United Brethren Church
Roanoke
Childress
Waterloo
George S. P. Hall
William Galloway Company
Minnesota
Dakotas
Commercial Street
George Anderson
Mason City
H. P. Brown
Jefferson Barracks
Omer Gibbons
Federal District Court
Ib. H. McCoy
Arch McFarlane
Cedar Rapids
State Highway Commission
Announcements for Wednesday Club Meetings and Conclave
The Business Girls' Glee club will meet at the YWCA at 7 p.m. A special conclave of Asralon commanders No 25 WE T will be held Friday night called past commanders' night. The Temple will be conferred by past commanders of the commandery. Dinner will be served at 6:30 p.m.
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Business Girls
Asralon
WE. T
Order of the Temple
Sevenyear-old boy shoots Haw a hawk in West Baldwin yard
West Baldwin Me Feb 28 Melville Ward age 7 rushed to his home for his father’s shotgun and shot the hawk before it could raid the hen yard.
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West Baldwin
Melville Ward
Ain't It a Grand and Glorious Feelin
An unclear fragment mentions a grand moment and paper announcements with mixed words and typographical errors. The readable terms reference public notices and celebrations without concrete facts, dates, or identifiable names.
Germany Denounces Allies and Demands Harsh Peace Terms
Berlin reports Socialist leader Philip Scheidmann branding the Allies as waging a war of conquest and vowing Germany will defend its empire while insisting on a punitive peace. Conservative leader Count von Westarp pushes for new sacrifices, large indemnities, and territorial gains to secure economic and military strength. An Annapolis note adds a Georgia tale of revenue officers destroying a distillery and quail feasting on sour mash.
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Berlin
Philip ‘Scheidmann
Germany
America
Courland
Livonia
Russia
Baltic
Briey
Longwy
France
Antwerp
England
Annapolis
Ala
S. P. Mable
Georgia
Bowdoin
Mable
Winter in La Crosse No Spring Harbinger Noted
In La Crosse Wisconsin a robin tradition waned as a lone bird lingered near the post office through winter. Cold waves rang in with 22 to 28 below zero, with blizzards and storms marking the coldest season in 26 years. A separate technical notice claims the most damaged British ship from Jutland was ready to return to the line within a day.
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la Crosse
Wis
Robin Redbreast
Jutland
Hne
Closing Prices On The New York Stock Exchange Today
The Courier reports closing prices from the New York Stock Exchange as of 3 p m with listed figures for major firms such as American Can American Car and Foundry General Electric United States Steel and Union Pacific among others, noting varied quotations and industrials activity. The list includes companies across steel, motors, sugar, and utilities, reflecting broad market movement.
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NEW York Stock Exchange
Courier
New York
Allis-Chalmers
American
SPA American Can
American Car and Foundry
Mand St P
ORT and
Colorado Fuel and Iron
Corn Products Crucible Steel
Cuba
General Electric
Great Northern
Timoic Central
International Worvester N Int
Mercantile Marine
Lackawanna Steel
Lehigh Valley
Louisville and Washville
New York Central
N.Y. N. He and
Tiartfora Worfolk and Western
Northern Pacific
Pennsylvania
Pressed Steel
Othe Republic Iron and “Steel Texas Co
Union Pacific
United States Rubber
United States Steel
Wabash Pid
Western Union
Westinghouse Electric
Clow Eas
Two Bandits Rob Bank at Collinston Shoot Clerk
Monroe La Feb 28 Two unidentified men held up and robbed the bank at Collinston La twenty miles from Monroe. A bank clerk was killed in the raid as the robbers escaped with money and valuables. Local authorities pursued the suspects and a description was issued for a manhunt in surrounding parishes.
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Monroe, la
Collinston
Papes Diapepsin Promises Quick Stomach Relief
An advertisement touts Papes Diapepsin as a remedy for indigestion gas and stomach distress caused by fermented food. It claims the remedy neutralizes acidity stops fermentation and settles the stomach within minutes offering a fifty cent cure in drug stores.
Mayor P. W. Vaughan Killed in Pursuit Near Monroe
Near Monroe at noon today shots were fired during a pursuit resulting in the death of P. W. Vaughan the mayor. Local authorities are investigating the incident and pursuing leads.
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Monroe
P. W. Vaughan
Careless Use of Soap Spoils the Hair
An old health column warns that soaps and commercially prepared shampoos can dry the scalp and make hair brittle. It recommends using refined coconut oil in small amounts to cleanse the hair, rinse well, and leave the scalp soft and hair silky. Coconut oil is described as pure, greaseless, inexpensive, and long lasting.
Fractured OCR Notice From Montravery County Court
Fragmentary text notes a legal or court matter in Montravery County with references to Beatty and a body in Seattered Oak. The wording is garbled but suggests an official record or notice involving a tribe or witness names, dates, and a court proceeding or verdict.
Dyspepsia relief ad ends with trial package offer
An advertisement touts dyspepsia tablets and a trial package from a drug brand. It urges readers to eat heartily and promises relief from indigestion with a sequence of testimonials and a coupon offer.
Prem Treag Coepon Contest at Stuart Building
Partial OCR reads mail request for a trial package of Stuart's liospepsk Tablets sent to Marshall Michigan. Fragmentary text names an address and city, indicating a request from an unknown sender for a product sample for Stuart.
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Prem 'Treag Coepon
Stuart Cn
Stuard Huilding
Marshall, Mich
Stuart
Ducks Set Record With 2000 Miles Flight Feat
In Kingsville Canada the ducks began a record flight to Mobile Alabama, released at 4 PM December 14 after a 60 hour journey covering about 2000 miles. Minor notes the event and stresses the dramatic speed and distance of the birds.
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Minor
Kingsville
Mobile
Canada
Mr. Minor
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MO. J. Spere Grocery
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Yee
CL. McDermott Wangler
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Miller
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Henderson Drug Co
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Wilford
AL Burger & Son
C. R. Barclay & Son
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Alt
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Hudson
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Constance Talmadge
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Sheevanes
Shebag C. Leaderie
Rimgsville
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Spencer and
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