Classified ads mix with court notices from 1927 issue
A jumble of classifieds and legal notices from Waterloo area items. Text includes window and door estimates, lumber and storm related ads, a court petition to appear by a set date, executor appointment for Freas Rnes estate, and dissolution notice for Manion Clothing Company. The tone is formal and period specific with names such as Reed, Potate, Reed and Eggert appearing. The fragment ends abruptly in dissolution notice.
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Petiton
Waterloo
Town
Fin Sal County
Reed, Potate, & Reed
Black Wawk County
Nailer
FreasRnes
Black Hawk
Kuselelemnea
Othe
Ko Offie
Ray
Eggert
BU Gales
For Sale Items and Lumber Lot Advertisements
Readable classified notices advertise used home heating equipment lumber and building supplies. Listings mention for sale cast iron urns heating parts cabinets doors and a variety of tools. Contact numbers and Shepherd Lumber Co address 1126 Hast Fourth are provided for inquiries and orders.
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Taleda
Attlc
Phos
Orm
Balsany
Chanman Lur Co
Shepherd Lumber Co
Notice of foreclosure and personal judgment in Black Hawk court
Watertoo Building & Loan Association sues Vida Scott in Black Hawk district court for 375.74 plus interest from Sept 1 1927 on a 1925 note, seeks costs, attorney fee, mortgage foreclosure on undivided 1/2 of lot 4 in Ricker Brntnober subdivision Waterloo, requests a receiver to collect rents, and aims to bar all interest in the property.
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District Court of Town
Hlack Hawk
Plank
Ricker & Brntnober
Waterloo
Experts Explain Forcing Flowers To Bloom Out Of Season
Washington authorities report horticulture experts in the department of agriculture show how certain flowers such as dahlias African marigolds poinsettias Klondyke cosmos and chrysanthemums bloom out of their natural season by daylight length. The plants flower not merely by age but when the autumn daylight shortens to a specific number of hours.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
London News: Hot Dogs Wear Jackets At Games
London readers learn the health department now requires food jackets for hot dogs at outdoor sports. The piece notes confusion when fans mistaken the jackets for extra peppers. It also mentions renewed calls for revolvers for London bobbies after several night shootings.
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London
Jack Frost
Health Department
Aviation Laws Rise As Air Travel Grows
Attorneys foresee next wave of regulation as aviation expands. They argue negligence in the air should be held to the same standard as auto mishaps, with laws limiting liability and clarifying fault. Also noted is a tiny naval figure heralded at a nautical publisher's shop and plans for an all British Christmas pudding recipe. A Cleveland hotel and office tower rises to 555 feet, matching the Washington Monument.
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Samc
SGN
Dickens
Nelson
Empire Marketing Board
England
New Zealand
West Indies
Trish Free State
Ceylon
Zanzibar
Straits Settlement
Cyprus
United King
Cedard
Empire
Cleveland
Child Paralysis Traced to Birds by W. Virginian
Dr L H McCuskey of Moundsville posits migratory birds as carriers of infantile paralysis and triggers outbreaks. The WV physician cites a 1916 epidemic when a paralysis bird near his chickens and another in a ditch prompted his theory, reinforced by a second bird near a separate pen.
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W. Virginian
Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia
L. H. McCuskey
Moundsville
West Virginia Medical Journal
State Medical Association
McCuskey
Ruth Elder Refuses Lipstick Gift to Aviation Museum
Ruth Elder says she will not present her lipstick to the aviation museum at Le Bourget. She intends to take it back to New York with her, calling it one of her most precious souvenirs along with the key to the cabin of The American Girl.
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Ruth
Aviation Museum
Paris
Ruth Elder
America
le Bourget
Seasonal Poultry Illness Tied to Unclean Pens
After feeding chickens for two mornings from the same pen without cleansing it, both birds developed paralysis. This year’s outbreak included several paralyzed birds, suggesting possible infection from fruit in orchards.
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AM Wint
Dunkelberg
Leeper A
Cropper, Inc
Aobargaus
Uty Bene Ter
Lumbeh. Co. Fl
Walker-Schuber
Phan
Licht
Frederick Loan Company
Auto Tops
Easy Payments
B. J. Shannon
Independence Avenue
Britain
James Marshall
Philadelphia
Crospel Hall
Western Ave
Dstagone Nines
Ry Young Coal
Charles Dickens
Dombey and Son
Joan I
Mscutcheon
the Tribune
THE
Chicago Sunday Tribune
McCutcheon
T. L. Gauthier
Chicago Tribune
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