Screen appearance matters as protection and decor
The article outlines that house screens must protect against flies and mosquitoes while remaining unobtrusive in appearance. It covers paneling to match doors and windows, painting practices, frame construction, and material choices. It also notes standards from the Architects' Small House Service Bureau and cautions buyers to consult architects or contractors before selecting plumbing or heating equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Proba fAtis
oPhe Architects
Service Bureau of the
United States
Ines Home Builders
Bathroom Beauty Adds Greatly to Charms of Home
A plumbing expert reflects on evolving toilet design from hopper closets to siphon jet types, noting water efficiency and odor control. He argues bathroom quality is affordable for average homes, with costs from five to seven thousand pounds depending on grade, and discusses whether two baths are needed per home based on family size and privacy needs.
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Washdown
Tyne
Ica
County Farm to Build New Dairy Barn at Miz Varnon Township
Work begins at once on a large dairy barn at the county home in Miz Varnon township to house 109 dairy cattle. George Potters of Waterloo will build a 34 by 40 foot balloon style structure with hollow tile Watts and a thatched wooden shingle roof. Cedar Falls low Gates Co. supplies equipment at no charge. Thirty stalls will be installed and county inmates will assist with construction.
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Miz. Varnon Township
George Potters
Waterloo
Kort Dodge
Lows Gate Company
Cedar
Legionnaires of Fourth District Have Convention
Fourth district Legion convention held in Oelweir. weather affected turnout. Notes mention burns from a jayoline explosion, recovery progress of several members, and county events planned through the week. Local gatherings and health concerns are described with names and places in terse notice form.
Fragmentary note with unclear names and places
A garbled OCR fragment mentions various terms and names but lacks coherent facts. The text includes scattered references to people and places without clear events, dates, or organization, making a definitive summary unattainable from the readable content.
Election results seen as a broader anti ins mood
The piece argues that defeats of Stanfield and Cummins reflect anti Coolidge sentiment and a broader anti insurgence trend within the Republican Party. It analyzes September primaries in multiple states, the fate of leaders like Butler Lenroot Dale and Lenroot, and the ultimate November election as the decisive barometer for Coolidge and his party. It notes Wisconsin Vermont and Massachusetts as pivotal, with emphasis on Brookhart’s defeat and Coolidge’s influence.
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Oteron
Stanfield
Oregon
Cummins
Brockhart
Pepper
Coolidge
Iowa
Cumming
Brookhart
Nti
Mr. Coolidge
Senate
Brooknart
Nye
North Dakota
Ural North Dakota
Owen
Republican Party
Ians
Waslus Curtis O.j
Sejouri
Geurse
Williuanas
Ong Lah Folin
MW Tharrell
Chudifornis
Shertridge Agay
Coollige
Rousaghe
Sendter
Charles Ci
Hampshire
George H. Mosc
Ryine L
Lemane
Rola Dude
Arizona
Kalpt
Cameron
Slassachant H
Butler
Mitt Vland
Elorado
Hice W. Meats
Veront—bortar
Doles
Washington
Weasley
Jones Sejit
New York
David £. Walsh
Massachusetts
Adinion
Senator Lodge
Lenroot
Wisconsin
World Court
Choier
Swanson
Virginia
Lenrost
Borah
Reed
Missouri
Cpurt
LaPolette, Jr
LaFollette, Sr
LaFollette
Bren Verment
Vermont
Porter H. Dale
Dale
Coalidge
Martin
Conlidge
Bunton
Collett
Curtis
Kansas
Pennsylvania
David Reed
Gillett
New England
Cgolidse
White House
House
Wilson
Taft
Congress
Advertising gains shown as newspapers lead in 1926 period
Washington reports that newspapers carried 12 411 000 lines of advertising in the first four months of 1926, up nearly 3 percent from 1925. Magazine ads totaled 8 915 000 lines. National ads formed 117 257 000 lines. Household furniture rose 85 percent in April, with overall increases in all ad types. Officials call this a key indicator of improving business conditions and stress careful monitoring to prevent future booms or panics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sidine
Department of Commerce
Bureau of the Census
United States
National’ Advertis
AML Tynes
Former Mitchell County Resident Dies in Missouri
Osage Iowa June 19 Special The body of Asten Carrizon 42 was brought here Friday from St Joseph Mo where he died Thursday He was a Burr Oak township resident who moved with his wife and son Ralph to Missouri He was born in Wisconsin son of William Carrigan He came to the county at age 22 A service will be held in the cemetery chapel
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osage
Asten Carrizon
St. Joseph
Burr Oak Township
Ralph
Missouri
Wisconsin
William Carrigan
Fewer Drunks Arrested in New York in 1935
Chief City Magistrate William McAdoo announced that arrests for intoxication in New York fell in 1935 to 391, compared with 11,256 in the previous year. The figures reflect police activity and enforcement levels reported for the year.
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New’ Yack
Dune
New York
William McAdoo
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al Xaur
SALLE
Rube Goldberg
Ae Vine
Legionnaires of
Fourth District
Rocovery
Evelyn ‘Thompson
Leig Taaly
Aoshin Frost
Hoyer
Wamson
Nisrth Street
Norte
Popper
Eandiddle
Mitchell County
John G. Miller Construction Co
Towa
Sherwood
Bobrey
Gol
Havs
Independent Electric CO
Jefferson Bt
W.B. Horner
Blum St
Waterloo Sand & Gravel Co
OM. Werner
Mare
Bryant Paving CO
Black Hawk Building
John G. Wright
Ravenaces
Jefferson Street
L. E. Glaza CO
West Fourth Street
Ewing & Crozier
L. & J. Bldg
Paesen
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