Real estate license law sharpens penalties for cheats
Edwin T. Keiser, ex real estate commissioner of California, warns at Black's Bay Room that license law violators face heavy fines and imprisonment. He notes the 1919 act pioneered U S regulation and influenced more than 25 states, with the California Real Estate Commission supervising projects and promoters.
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Real estate promoters blamed for past crooked deals in Iowa plan licensing revival
The speaker credits California’s system and warns colonization projects need sufficient water and proper drainage. He notes cooperation of real estate dealers boosted success, while Eastern promoters caused earlier abuses. Iowa lawmakers discussed licensing last winter but took no action. the issue may reappear in two years.
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Diamond Girl Released After Man Pays Bill
Anna Weimern, arrested on a warrant from Cedar Rapids for embezzlement, was released late yesterday after noon. A Cedar Rapids acquaintance paid 74 dollars owed to the jewelry concern for a diamond ring bought on the installment plan.
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Curator Finds Site of Old Cherokee Tribe Remnants in Nebraska
Lineuln Neb October 23 AP A Nebraska curator from the State Historical Society reports uncovering in Richardson county the site of a legendary Cherokee city long sought since 1848. B E Blackman led the dig and unearthed Indian city remains along with artifacts including carved stone pieces.
Unearthed Tools Hint at Lost Cherokee Artifact Site
A researcher reports chipped flint tools unlike known regional artifacts suggesting a site linked to legends of a lost tribe separated from southeastern United States tribes and crossing the Mississippi before white settlement. Des Moines plans study of city bus traffic needs as 16 to 26 engineers arrive to plan bus fleet operations.
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New Invention Promises Cheap Bright Oil Lamp
A new oil lamp claims to beat gas and electricity in brightness and cleanliness. Tested by the U S Government and 35 universities, it burns 94 percent air and 16 percent kerosene with no odor or smoke. Inventor H Z Johnson offers a 19 day free trial and possible free lamp to early adopters to gain agency and monthly earnings.
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Ste W. Lake Sc
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