Promises Well for 1923 Money Saved House Plan
An advertisement describes the Dutch Colonial House design with first floor living and dining rooms, a large fireplace, eight mantel shelf, and two person bedrooms with cross ventilation. It lists cubic content about 18,500 feet and a total cost range of 5,500 to 6,000 including heating and plumbing but excluding decorations. Plans are from Architects Small House Service Bureau endorsed by AIA and Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Architects
Benton County Fair Extends Through Rain Despite Losses
The Benton County Fair reported strong attendance and solid races though rain delayed events. A $2,000 rain insurance payout was planned to offset Thursday losses as fair activities continued into Friday and soldiers’ reunions were scheduled alongside local visits and road project updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benton County Fair
Vinton
Anton County
Rai
Dirctors
Boldiere’ Maunion
Theo
C. V Alison
Waterloo
Courtessman Cyrene Cate
Cedar Rapids
S. O. Arthur Young
Rotofton
Vinton. Lal
Local notes from Jesup Iowa and surrounding towns
A crowded social column lists visitors and residents such as Miss Tons Hreyfogle of Masonville, Mrs. Charles Energon hosting her cousin, and the Ivey family from Pasadena visiting in Jesup. Others travel between Mason City, Algona, and nearby towns, with church, fraternal, and funeral attendances noted, including storey temple sisters gathering and Reverend Driver’s trip to Churdan for a funeral.
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Miss Tons Hreyfogle
Masonville
Arived
Charles Energon
Cnm
Roberta
TS C. Welker
the Ivey
Pasadena
Cal
H. Honser
TL Nelson
Georgia
Ida
Mingeapolis
James Bloom
Lin
Deloria
Irma Wariner
Anna Dunn
Mason City
Dien MiGnire
Aml Gient
Ming Anna Mergen
Storey Temple
Churdan
Atrs
Elmer Mardestry
Driver Sidday
Aplington Presbyterian Ladies Meet and Local Notes
Aplington events report a Presbyterian Ladies meeting with old residents from Jesup, nearby social visits, and family news. Obituary notes for Emory Betoss, born 1861, who died Sept 3, 1922, with details of his life in Jesup and Black Hawk county. Additional item lines mention teachers, upcoming fairs, and towns such as Des Moines, Boxholm, Parkersburg, and Ames amid local visits and school happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aplington
Presbyterian
Mt. TH
Taylor
Ald Society
Thomas Taylor
Planeer Lumber
T. Mullar
Waterlon Hursday
Milas Marjorie
Wook
Des Moined
HL. C. Place
J Stebbins
Unkeland
Herbert Houck
Maines
Camptretti
Arends
Jimes Bloor Nniding
June
Dreyer
Bordner
A. Mh Laird
Des Moinas
West
Relphi
J. TL
Schnucker
Russell Lochead
Trin
Porreston
Robert Walker
Eva
Quince Stven
Walker
Mary Comfort
Steven Community Bend
Mmory Betoss
Pesce Waterton
Viaites
Union
McManry Counts
Btnbor
Black Hawk County
Mer Tesup
Jesup
Emory
Hoss
Jasun
Withey
Pehildren
Jay li
Mabel
Barr
Turbulent obituary and church notes from Jesup area
The fragment recalls funeral rites for a Mr. Vernon family member, mentions relatives from Clarion and Manchester, and references church probation, floral offerings, and a Knights of Pythias service. It notes burial at a Barclay Falls cemetery and lists attendees from multiple towns. It also touches on a Tobias Meier family gathering and a stray remark about wool production and a medical man in Arabia.
What You Want to Know About Building Advice Q and A
A government backed housing guidance column answers practical questions on small houses, dining rooms, clothes chutes, reuse of architect plans, and exterior finishes. It notes small homes without dining rooms may sell well, clothes chutes pose fire risks and cost, and reusing plans incurs new supervision fees.
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Thia
Clarksville Sends Out 21 Of Her Young People To Colleges And Schools
In Clarksdale, Tennessee, the Epworth League of the Methodist church held its annual meeting. Officers elected include Miss Madina Shepard as president and Miss Opal Rambo as first vice president. A farewell courtesy honored 31 locals bound for colleges and schools, listing students and their destinations such as State University, Grinnell College, and Western Military Academy among others.
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Clarksville
Clarksyle
The
Methodist Church
Mdina Shepard
Opid Rambo
Lets ‘Wennedy
Moa Psylvin Day
Roger Stine
Auss Dorin Cook
Auss Dorin Cook, Seer Tin Billy Schellenger, Treasurer; Sapere Munty Wilson
Mudvelot Irlanke
Lafayette Iteliz
UW. 1.U
Payette
Harold Crippen
Anna Hoberts
Mehlon
Hazel Mossberry
Amex
Crawford Knapp
Grant Aaher
Edmund Scherpft
James Cook
Margaret Perrin
State University
Ilowa
Barney Waugh
Grinnell Eollage
Marian Simolth
Naomi Stevenson
Edith Jenny
Grace Hamilton
Helan Martin
Lila Day
Gladys Hunt
Gladys McGimpsey
Marguerite Lemen
Edwin Brockman
Wilford McGimpsey
Kenneth French
Alonzo Cook
Kenneth Rkinner
John Cook
Louis
Cedar Sails
Wihel Chestnut
Lorena Dieckman
Leonard Goodnow
Business Cullera
Waterloo
Theodore Muller
Western Military Academy
Alton
Ill
Rudolph Prigpke
Ehrhurst
Fracey
For Sale By Owner Listing Wide Mix of Properties
For sale by owner ads include a modern four to seven room house at 4535 Columbia with air conditioning and a two to three family setup. Also listed is a 160 acre Minnesota tract and several rental opportunities on Loop Cedar Falls Waverly and Conger Street with monthly rents around 100 dollars. Contact numbers 201 Marsh Place Hide and phones 2707-3 or 4801-L for details and pricing during business hours.
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Cedar Falls
Waverly Linen
Conger St
Dangerous car exhaust warned by Dr Colter in parade incident
Dr L Colter of the American Automobile Association warns that carbon monoxide from exhausts can kill or seriously injure people in closed spaces. He cites a Cincinnati Auto Club parade where two young men in a special cab were rushed to hospital after exhaust fumes accumulated, with some influence on bystanders. He urges avoiding enclosed garages and close-tailing vehicles to prevent poisoning signs like fatigue dizziness and nausea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. 8. Colter
American Automobile Association
Colter
Cincinnati Auto Club
American Medical Journal
Ohio State Department of Health
Local Social Notes From Eagle Center and Surrounding Areas
Mr and Mrs William Hamer and daughter Dewar along with Mr and Mrs Frank Fritz of Waterloo spent Labor Day with Mire Alia Welter at the Paul Steimel farm. Miss Julia Beck hosted St Ann s club for a kitchen shower for Miss Christena Schmitz who will wed Theodor Beck on Sept 12. Miss Schmitz was guest at a mixed shower at the Albert Restarthome. Mrs John Blitsch hosted her brother and sister Moris and Thryn Donovan Cresco for a few days. The Ladies Aids meeting was held at the convent. St Joseph s school opened Tuesday. Miss Hellen Pieres attends school at Waterloo. Pat McGarvey filled a school term this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle Center
William Hamer
Dewar
Prank ‘Fritz
Waterloo
Mire
Alia Welter
Paul Steimel Farm
Julia Beck
St. Ann's Club
Christena Schmitz
Theodor Beck
Schmitz Vasa
Otterville News Notes and Local Social Items
Otterville social blurbs include tonsil removal for Osther Gissel at week start, wedding of Adolph Becker and bride in Oelwein, and visits by Gissel relatives. Funeral for Brayton Fisher in Independence noted. Clergy action by AWesleyan president Emersoty at MCE Church. Travel and move anecdotes from Cedar Rapids and Mason posts. Russian typhus and relapsing fever cases reported at 7.06 million over four years.
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Otterville
Sept. S
Mhns
Osther Gissel
Adolph Becker
Bride
Oelwein
Gross
Cedar Rapids
Tee jSurrents
Lew Gissel
Little ‘Brayton Fisher
Independence
Alissas Alta
Alice Polk
Quasqurtan
John Williams
Hagel McClaine
Ellen Heffner
St Paul
Frank Bantz
Ray
Emersoty
Charles City
Fayne Fuhrman
Ilinoia
Harry van Fowsen
W. Ware
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Kit Oyere
Aera
Beiling
Pom x
Metum
Frende
Nackla
Hert Mowbray
Franca
Ondin
New Grice
Mey
W. G. Ridge
Chicago
Ridge
France
Germany
Barclay
M. Gyer
Uhimneoia
George Rinse
Catherinn AfeGovern
Frencis
Henry Summings
Thomas Cummingham Hay
John May
He. Koester
Hudson
Thes. Lonegan
T. Dante
Jesup Inte
Minnesota
Anne
Hull
Kan
Diegi
M. J. Kenniston
Austii
Minn
Wayd
Arts Walker
Anna Lindaman
Boxholm
MceMahn
Mary
Dparkersburg
Ware
Lown Blonday
Mit
Wagner
Rederus
Dubuque
Mr. Vernon
Vérnon Tiny
Jesup Andi
John Youngs
Clarion
Corwin
William Jones
Hogs
Alles Mishler
Carrie Decker
Bessie Gilbert
Laura Henry
Ellle Wabin Chentth
Hagster
Vern Hammer
County Royal Neighbors School of U
Dunkerton
Sam Oman
Bennington
Thomas J. Hiwick
M. I. Church
Anna Ulrich
Beaver Cole Ee
Casper Meier
Har- Barry Temple
Pythian Sters
Ildin County
John Ditmer
Mm. Puy
Manchester
D. Vanman
Mim
Fingen
Ishad
Gert Miller
Onnan
Weel
Turner
C. Measures
Sherman
Kemper McBride
J. Ta Walker
Kenneth, Dupudue
Norris Oliver
Farr Oliver
Ned Oliver
W. P. Walker
HL Rollins
Arden‘Rice
W. Nelth
G. Getse
Harrigan
L.e.glaza CO
Com'l St
the & Smell House Service Bureau of the United
Imo
American Postlrive
Department of Commerce
United States
Agor
Atucco
Nauman CO
Corner
Cedar and
Park Ave
Free Service Department
Monarch
Kyanize
Standard Glass & Paint Co
Waterloo Bank & Trust Co
Lafayette St
Tn al
Colmbia
Lagan Ave
Marsh Place Hide
Rynearson & Koch
East Fifth St
Red Army
Russia
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