The Value of Good Architecture in Cottage Homes
William A Radford advocates affordable, well built houses, urging buyers to hire architects for sound design. He highlights a $1500 five room cottage built with oak and pine, emphasizing sturdy construction, practical layout with a living dining arch, separate kitchen, two bedrooms, and ventilated attic storage. He warns against pursuing mere picturesque features over sensible, durable design.
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Nees
Imeel? & House
Thia
Europe Embraces Buddhism See Growth Across Several Nations
The Buddhat society of Great Britain and Ireland reports hundreds of members with new branches in Liverpool and Edinburgh. Prof Rhys Davids presides and the Earl of Mexborough serves as vice president. German Buddhist activity rises with presses in Leipzig and Breslau while Hungary expands catechisms and contemplates official school teaching. New colonies are planned near Lausanne and in Umbria.
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Europe
Buddhat Society of
Great Britain
Ireland
Liverpool
Edinburgh
Rhys Davids
Earl of Mexborogh
Burma
Buddhist Society
Leipzig
Breslau
Hungary
Switzerland
Italy
Tagano
Coenobium
Lausanne
Umbria
The Result He Has an Iron Will
He displays an iron will that captures people and draws their attention, suggesting a strong presence. His unwavering demeanor and determined resolve stand out as defining traits that commands notice.
Wheat and cattle markets drift on crop outlook and demand
Chicago, St Louis, Kansas City and Omaha markets show declines in Wheat as forecasts hint at a bear crop report. Corn and oats slip with mixed hog and cattle activity. Cash grain prices vary by grade with no strong cash demand and later steadiness. Livestock prices soften for sheep while hogs rise on feeding demand. Weather in midwest temperate with warm eastern regions.
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Chicago
Kansas
Thut
Nebraska
Market Report for Cattle and Hogs Prices
Good corn fed steers around 36.00 pounds? medium corn fed steers at 4.50 to 4.76 dollars. Good corn fed cows and heifers near 4.26 to 5.00. Medium butcher cows and heifers around 3.50 to 4.26. Hogs 150 to 300 pounds at 5.59 and 300 pounds plus around 4.90.
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ST. Louis Livestock
St. Louis
Kansas City
Chicago
Reeves
Texas Staern
Ogue June Crop Report details state acreage and yields
Washington June crop report shows spring wheat acreage 2,757,006 or 104.9 of 1910. Winter wheat acreage 31,067,000 or 106.6 of 1910. All wheat indicated yield 14.7 bushels. Qats, barley, rye, and hay figures listed with June condition and yield per acre benchmarks.
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Washington
Ment of Agriculture
Waterloo News Highlights of Local Arrivals and Events
Mr and Mrs G A Ogle of Chicago arrived in Waterloo to visit his brother J B Ogle and family. Crates Bryant Reality bought property at Eleventh and Jefferson to build three modern residences. Waterloo Fuel Co articles filed with $3000 capital, aiming to wholesale and retail coal coke fuel and building materials. J Moran returns to Waterloo as home, ex car inspector from Storm Lake. A boy named Campbell injured but unhurt in a peculiar motorcycle mishap at Fourth and Mulberry. Mr and Mrs James Denmead honeymooning at Sans Souci park visit Marshalltown friends. Mrs Kimball returns with them. Mrs K M Duke and children relocate to Waterloo. Christ Tn Congregational Sunday school hosts Elk Run picnic. Morning weather doubtful, outing by river proceeds with big dinner planned.
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Waterloo Fuel Company
Charles W. Hardin
T. H. Cochran
J. Moran
Storm Lake
Waterloo
LC Road
Campbell
Fourth
Mulberry Streets
James Denmead
Marshalltown
South Haven
Minn
E. A. Hunt
Sans Souci Park
Thomas Kimball
Mrs. Hunt
Mrs. Denmead
Mr. Duke
Christ Tnisconal Sunday School
Elk Run
Oelock
Dr Gunsaulus to Talk in Waterloo
Frank Sunsaulus head of the Armour Institute in Chicago will lecture in Waterloo at the First M E church on June 20 for the congregation’s benefit. He aims to aid the church after a recent fire and dedication of new edifices is planned in a few weeks likely July 2 or 9. An effort seeks Bishop McTewell for the services.
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Frank Sunsaulus
Armour Institute
Chicago
Waterlan
Jaume
M. E
Gunsaulus
Toly
Hojne
Mc Tewell
Brotherhood Gives Program at Evangelical Chapel Meeting
The Reatoerhand of the Fmannel Evangelical ehapeh held its monthly meeting last evening with a large turnout. An informal social hour followed, light refreshments served. Toastmaster Kiekelhere introduced talks including Typiise of the Reatherhiend and Cutting New Members, with several members delivering brief essays and comments.
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Evangelical
Ehapeh
Ehermedy Pirters
Fell
Kiekelhere
Brew
J. WW. Rawernfeind
Lancliss
Charles Anau
John Krrot
Woe Riekelhere
Postmasters Convene In Iowa Convention Committees Formed
A large gathering of postmasters convened with sessions led by President Robertson and speaker Hon. P. V. DeGraw. Committees named include Resolutions, Auditing, and Topics. delegates tally reached 120 at noon. Banquet and talks by state and national figures followed, with numerous attendees listed from towns such as Winterset, Cedar Rapids, Dubuque, and Ottumwa.
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Robertson
F. M. Hoege
Perry
Harrison
Reinbeck
G. Galdwaite
Boone
W. H. Haskell
Cedar Rapids
George C. True
Oskaloora
W. C. Ramsey
Belmond
Toplc
Daniel Anderson
Amon
A. Reynolds
Harlan
Herman Ternes
Dubuque
P. V. DeGraw
Washington, D. C
F. A. Nimocks
Ottumwa
K. of P. Hall
JC. E. Pickett
Homer H. Warren
Deroit
Mich
Nate E. Kendall
Albia
Washington
Waterloo convention notes highlight Iowa postmasters visit
The Waterloo convention features H W Wilson Audubon postmaster recalling early Avoca fire dept. plans and the Red Jacket pump. Delegates praise Waterloo hospitality and express hopes for state growth while meeting postmasters from Davenport Indianapolis Sioux City and Cedar Rapids.
Postmistresses at convention in Waterloo attendance
Waterloo hosts a postmasters convention with three postmistresses in attendance. Mrs Jannis Schroeder of Guttenberg has the longest service, serving thirty five years with the post office and three years as postmistress. Her daughter and granddaughter work as clerks. Mrs Lucy B Suki of Sioux Rapids has fifteen years in service and is in her third term as postmistress. Miss Elizabeth Winchell of Malcolm has been postmistress for two years.
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Lon Bryson
Devenport
Davenport
Robert H. Bryson
Indianapolis
Ind
Bryson
Iowa
W. J. Scott
Ida Grove
E. C. Thompkins
Sioux City
J. C. Campbell
Bellevue
W. G. Haskell
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Jannis Schroeder
Guttenberg
Lucy B. Suki
Sioux Rapids
Arst
Elizabeth Winchell
Malcom
Dr Stewart Seen as Taft Lookalike Post Office Inspector
Iowa City doctor E C Stewart, a post office inspector, is noted for his Taft likeness and “Taft smile” as people mistake him for the president. The article also mentions Clinton postmaster B J Martindale, an M I., and Muscatine postmaster R S McNutt, a dentist.
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E. C. Stewart
Iowa City
Taft
Dr. Stewart
B. Ju. Martindale
Clinton
Funeral Services for Capt. Babcock to be Held at Home
Funeral services for the late Capt. Henry C. Babcock will be held at his son C. H. Babcock’s home at Second and South Streets this evening at 7 20. The Rev. Gale of First Methodist Church will conduct. The procession will depart tonight by the Rock Island line for Denver Colorado where additional services are planned Saturday at the East Twenty third Avenue Presbyterian Church.
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Henry C. Babcock
C. H. Babcock
Second
South Streets
Gale
First
M. E. Shureh
Rock Island
Denver
Colo
Twenty-third Avenue Presbyterian Church
Wanted Men Wishing to Earn Three to Five Dollars a Day
Advertisements seek men to work for immediate earnings of three to five dollars daily at First National Varieties in Rochester New York. Applicants are urged to write for terms and opportunities.
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Rochester
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Ft. Dodge
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