Pianos Exchanged and Posted for Quick Sale
We have taken several pianos in exchange and placed them in first class condition. We will sell at any price we can get to move them at once.
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Newspaper
Waterloo Evening Courier
Location
Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1912
Page
3
We have taken several pianos in exchange and placed them in first class condition. We will sell at any price we can get to move them at once.
The Woods Bros piano department proclaims they can sell better pianos at the same price as regular shops or offer the same quality for 75 to 100 dollars less. They claim low costs allow these savings and cite recent strong sales as proof of value.
Weather and market briefs from the Midwest note fair and warmer conditions in parts of Iowa and South Dakota, colder edges in Illinois, with a blue Monday for wheat. Chicago grain and hog prices tumble amid wide swings. May wheat dips to about 1.01 while corn and oats slide, cattle and hog markets end mixed with firming hogs in Chicago and steady cattle.
T J OConnell purchases the 80 by 160 foot Fifth street tract from E W Pinney of Cedar Rapids through F L Marquis. The site will host the OConnell lumber yards with plans for improvements and future credit to Fifth street and Waterloo west. Pinney bought the property nine years ago for 38000 from W A Bryant & Sons.
A crucial meeting for the Men and Religion Forward Movement is set for this evening at the YM C A. All ministers and committee members are urged to attend. The start time was moved from eight to 7 30 to accommodate a subsequent event.
Des Moines March 15 1900s era ruling holds that failing to name the U S president the state governor or the day of the month does not prove mental incompetence. John McCulley gave two deeds to United Presbyterian church at Winfield for 749 acres. His heirs sought to set them aside claiming insanity but evidence showed he knew his age and life events. Justice Evans reversed the district court and awarded the property to the church.
Reports from the Presbyterian hospital indicate all wreck victims are improving. T F Glenny of Hudson, severely injured, slept poorly but is more comfortable with a special nurse. Andrew Bennett, initially feared beyond recovery, has regained consciousness and shows signs of improvement.
The funeral of Mrs. Mary Kirsch Cooper of Mitchell South Dakota was held this morning at Eagle Center. Mr. Cooper, recovering from typhoid fever, accompanied his wife. Two of the brothers attended to meet the procession.
Cedar Falls report highlights patient testimonials for the United Doctors in Marsh Place building. J B Pederson recounts severe stomach illness, weak bowels, and dizziness before treatment. after a week, digestion improved, appetite returned, bowels normal, sleep better, and work resumed. Specialties include piles, rectal troubles, and general sexual health. appointments via phone 326.
The notice notes a death linked to a cold that developed into la grippe and pneumonia. It cites Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as a remedy to stop coughs and heal air passages, urging readers to keep it on hand and refuse substitutes.
Dr Seeley advertises a chiropractic approach claiming to trace and remove the original disease cause through manual manipulations. He offers to diagnose and tell patients exactly what their case needs and can provide medicines or surgery if required, inviting home consultations if unable to visit.
The notice sets office hours from 8 to 12 a.m. and 1 30 to 4 p.m. with evenings and Sundays available by appointment, indicating flexible access for clients or staff.
Iowa piano maker advertises factory sales in Des Moines offering tours to prove quality. Proposition 1 guarantees free piano instruction for two years, a bench and scarf, one year tuning, life and fire insurance, instruction book, and $5 worth of sheet music with every piano this week.
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