Building Hints For Economical Bungalow Construction
The article describes a frame bungalow with shingle exterior and stucco chimney. It outlines a cost range of 6500 to 8000 dollars for complete building, notes use of standardized materials to cut costs, and credits the Architects Small House Service Bureau assisted plans for economical design.
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Architects
Small House Service Bureau of the
United States, Inc
American Institute of Architects
Department of Commerce
United States
Bure
Selecting Home Hardware With Your Local Dealer
The Architect's Smallhouse Service Bureau advises starting with blueprints and consulting a local hardware dealer early. Have him itemize all hardware pieces to match architectural style, compare catalogs, and choose durable cast steel, brass, and bronze fittings with appropriate finishes to ensure value and longevity.
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Smallouse Service Bureau
United States
Real Estate Institute to Train Agents in Professional Class
The National Association of Real Estate Boards authorized a new American Real Estate Institute to offer a correspondence course for U S and Canada. The plan includes a two year course already in operation and a forthcoming four year college level program. TH A Nelson will head the institute with initial funding approved and a six to seven month launch target.
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Canada
National Association of Real
Te Association
Louisville
United States
Association
New American Real Estate Institute
American Institute of Banking
National Association of Real Estate Boards
TH. A. Nelson
National Association
Pharmacy Exams Set for Des Moines November 21 22
Des Moines November 10 The state board of pharmacy will hold examinations November 21 and 22. The first day will be at the state house and the second at Des Moines University.
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Des Moines
State Proard of Pharmacy
State House
Des Moines University
October Building Shows Citywide Rise in 162 Cities
The Associated Press reports a nationwide rise in building activity, with October permits up 82 percent from October 1922 across 162 principal cities. Western cities led, with a 26 percent gain. central areas 46 percent. far west 34 percent. south 76 percent, led by New York 74,003,031 dollars and Chicago 27,837,950 dollars in permit values.
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Associated Press
Chicago
3. W. Straus Company
The
Raport
Central Alles
South
New York
Lou Angelon
Detrale
Philadelphia
Mowuaute
Cleveland
Col Alva Page Iii Called to Bedside by Kin
Col Alva Page Iii veteran of the Civil War and local ash expert lies at home after a fainting spell while reading Wednesday night at 1629 Jefferson Street He was found unconscious two hours later and crawled to a phone to call a doctor Relatives moved to care for him and planned to hospitalize him in hopes of expert care His wife had died two years earlier and an only child a daughter died in girlhood Col Page aged over eighty has long been in delicate health with rheumatism and a sister and brother arrived to assist
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Alva Papee
Cedar River
Jefferson Street
Col. Page
Judd Pape
Carn
Pare
Buckingham Boy Hert in Football Contest Recovery Hope
Tracr, Ia. Bucking ham boy Hert, Carl Wilson son of Rep and Mrs Walter Wilson, is recovering from a cracked neck vertebra suffered in a recent football game. He remains in Presbyterian hospital Waterloo with a head and upper body cast and shows improving use of arms and legs. Doctors express hope for full recovery and plan to move him home in Buckingham when possible.
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Tracr
Navy
Carl Wilson
Rep
Walter Wilson
Buckingham
Presbyterian Hospital
Waterloo
Toledo football injury leaves player with pelvic fracture
Donald McDonald of Toledo was seriously hurt during a Oct 27 game with the Trast team. He learned of the severity days later after illness. An xray at Marshalltown showed the right pelvic bone torn from the spine and lower lumbar injuries. He is casted for an extended recovery.
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Toledo
Donald McDonald
Trast
Marshalltown
Autos Heaviest Car Ownership On Rural Towns
Washington reports that farms and small communities with 1 000 to 6 000 people own more cars per capita than big urban centers. The National Automobile Chamber of Commerce notes 9% of the population uses 20% of cars, with 1 car per 4.4 people in those towns. It cites road growth, income, and rural needs as drivers, and lists state per capita densities, including Rhode Island leading on farms and small towns and New York and California as top total registrations.
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W. Clim
International News
Washington
DD. C
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
Fifth Avenue
Broadway
Michigan Boulevard
Hudd Avenue
F Street
Main Street
United States
Chamber
California
Iowa
Nebraska
Middle Atlantic
South Dakota
Arizona
Towa
Kansas
Stade Island
Rhode Island
Rhode Islan
Massachusetts
Alabama
Pacific States
West North Central
Mountain
Minnesota
Missouri
North
East North Central
Illinois
Indiana
Michigan
Ohio
Wisconsin
New York
Penneylemit
Deer with Two Broken Limbs Keeps Running in Canada Tale
Dr. W. H. K. McCall returned from a Canadian hunting trip with remarkable stories. A deer ran on two legs after losing a front and a hind leg, while a 14 point moose weighed about 1,200 pounds. McCall pursued moose at White Fish Lake and near Port Arthur, reporting a rapid 700 mile return trip with the deer carcass strapped to his car.
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Ke & House
WH. K. McCall
Canada
Dr. McCall
Waterloo
Port Arthur
Ont
White Fish Lake
Coghlin
Pine Ridge
Uttle Valley
Swift Canadian Company
Fort William
McCall
Fort Willam
Rath's
Christmas Cheer Plans Unite Groups For Waterloo Poor
Waterloo charity leaders including Mrs S W Worthen Adjutant Samson James and Mrs Dorothy Taylor call for joint fundraising and gifts to aid the city’s needy at Christmas. They urge organizations churches and individuals to appoint reps and meet at the Greater Waterloo association rooms at 7 30 pm on Tuesday Nov 13 to coordinate plans and avoid duplication.
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Waterloo
Yule
S. W. Worthen
Red Cross
Samson James
Salvation Army
Dorothy Taylor
Social Welfare League
Council of Social Agencies
Greater Waterloo
Chickasaw County Roads Graveled Under Engineer Garland
In New Hampton Iowa on November 10 Chickasaw county rural roads progress under County Engineer Garland. A long graded east west stretch near Saude has been gravelled. The crew moved to Jerico to gravel a section graded last year. About three miles on the west end of North Iowa Pike are being filed on both sides and graded.
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New Hampton
Chickasaw County
Garland
Saude
Jerico
Gravel work advances on Union to Nashua highway
Weather has been ideal and progress satisfactory on the east and west West Union to Nashua route. Gravel has been placed on the graded sections from last fall and this summer, improving a heavily traveled road. The six mile Williamstown to Fredericksburg stretch cannot be graveled this year, with funds expected next year.
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Union
Nashua
Williamstown
Fredericksburg
Ages of Six Tama County Residents Total 502 Years
In Indian Village township Tama county John Dunn, aged ninety one, celebrated with five friends as the combined ages of the six men reached 502 years. Cr. J. Stevens of Montour was the oldest settler present, just six months older than Dunn. Dr J F Meany wed Jennie Clarke in Rockwell at Sacred Heart church with plans to reside there. Recording thermometers in deserts show maximums up to 150 degrees Fahrenheit at some U S Weather Bureau stations.
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Tama County
Irget
John Dunn
Indian Village
Arts
A. J. Banks
Cr. J. Stevens
Montour
Mr. Dunn
Old Indiantown
J. F. Meany
Rockwell
Jennie Clarke
Sacred Heart Church
T. H. Clarke
North Town
Une
United States
Desert
California
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Vk Vaseoteic NG Electricalp Pioneers
Michael Paint Co
East Park Ave
Waterloo Sash & Fixture
E. Seventh St
Waterloo, Iowa
Nauman CO
VETTE
Col
Alva Page
Ili
Hert
Quest & Smith the Plumbers
Sin Phono
Leavitt Ant Johnson Trust Company
Waterloo Savings Bank Bldg
H. K. McCall
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