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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1933

Page

9

Dairies Conform To City Ordinances Reported

Dr. A R Menary, dairy inspector, told the Cedar Rapids city council that routes conform to the city’s milk rules. The rules set plate counts under 50 000 bacteria per cubic centimeter, butter fat minimums of 3 percent for milk and 16 percent for cream, with many dairies listed as low or very low in bacteria counts.

Cedar Rapids A. R. Menary Menary John Barts Dairy Guernsey James Holstein Rezdik Wes Cedar Valley Dale James Bond Daire Jersey Weese Bimhurst Imhurst Vergreen Farm Goodenough Guernsey Haven Hanson Walter Highland Johnston Kelper Seesese Lakeside Leacox Howard McCallister McNulty Bros R. M Payn Petrak. Chos Petty Dairy Isney, Adolph Isney, Ed Pisney, L. L Pisney LL Pratt Dairy Searles Bearles

Explore Your Mind by Albert Edward Wam DLSe excerpt

A fragment from a prose piece in which Albert Edward Wam discusses love and surrender, followed by Dr. Donald Laird’s sleep research on six hours’ rest versus eight, and a remark on a revolution in human thought stressing moral values as essential.

Albert Edward Wam Dlse Donald Laird Josiah Bramp Dingland

Cousin Marriages Explained in Free Tiny Booklet

A promotional note offers a small booklet by Dr. Albert Edward Wiegam on cousin marriages. It promises scientific discussion of occurrence known as love at first sight and the advantages and disadvantages of alliances. Request by mail with stamped self addressed envelope and three cent stamp.

Httle Albert Edward Wiegam

No material values and the appeal of life savings books

A clipped remark notes that serious non fictional books on life and saving are selling. It highlights the trend toward practical guidance, suggesting readers seek durable advice over mere aspirational words. The snippet implies a shift toward actionable financial care.

Rapid shift in values as millions rethink life terms

The remark notes that the speed of change in thinking signals a widespread move toward higher, simpler, deeper values. It frames this trend as a social possibility rather than fiction, reflecting broad public shift.

Police Department Buys Three New Radio Autos

After city council authorization Dan Kruidenfer announced the purchase of three Chevrolet sedans with three radios and an extra chassis. Sirens and red lights from the old cars will transfer to the new ones. Radios cost 175 dollars. old cars traded in yield a net price of 1,215 dollars. The old touring car remains as a patrol wagon for emergencies.

Dan Kruidenfer Chevrolet Rapids Chevrolet Company Frank Bukacek

Committee to Acquire Adjacent Lots for Washington High

The Washington school board appointed J. D. Wardle C. F. Luberger and A. G. Kampmeier to study purchasing two lots next to the high school to relieve overcrowding. Violinist Mischa Elman played at the Majestic theater. Barbara Warren Frances Warren Helen Hunting Catherine Barry and Jean Fisher returned from the University of Iowa for a week at home.

Washington High School Board of Education J. D. Wardle C. F. Luberger A. G. Kampmeier Mischa Elman Majestic Theater Barbara Frances Warren Helen Hunting Catherine Barry Jean Fisher University of Iowa

Douglas heads to San Bernardino for winter with family

George B. Douglas departed today for San Bernardino California where his family plans to spend the winter.

George B. Douglas San Bernardino Calif

Mr and Mrs Lewis Conley Toast Friends Before Toronto Trip

Mr and Mrs Lewis Conley entertained thirty friends at dinner last evening in honor of Mr and Mrs Forrest Harwood who are leading for Toronto Canada. Mr and Mrs D A Ross have returned from a winter visit in California.

Lewis Conley Forrest Harwood Toronto Canada D. A. Ross California

Manxman actor at Greene’s opera house and campus notices

James O Neil appeared in The Manxman at Greene’s opera house. Mrs Weld returned from visiting her son Prof L D Weld at Iowa City. Rev Henry Alford Porter of Cedar Rapids was chosen among speakers for the Baptist Young People's Union of America convention in Atlanta. Henry C Culver, Cornell College rep, won in the intercollegiate prohibition league contest at Second Presbyterian Church. Lester Williams of Coc College took third.

James O'Neil Greene's Opera House

Michigan Sees Over Two Million Acres Transferred to State

Tax delinquency triggers transfer of more than 2,000,000 acres of private land to the state of Michigan. Ownership shifts from numerous landowners to public possession, reflecting a broad statewide tax delinquency trend and resulting governmental control over vast parcels.

Michigan

Astrological Outlook for Wednesday April 5 1950

Genevieve Kemble notes an eventful day with planetary configurations. Expect possible opposition in business prompting attention from authorities or sponsors. signings require caution. Private affairs look bright with opportunities and support from power figures. a born child may grow into a steady versatile success.

Hamilton Tobin To Speak At Meeting Young Men's Bureau

Hamilton Tobin will speak at the Thursday night dinner meeting of the Young Men's bureau of the Chamber of Commerce. Dempsy Jones will entertain. The event winds up the membership campaign. Tobin is a river sports and outboard motor racing expert and a Vinton attorney. He has raced in major motorboat events and serves as vice commodore of the National Outboard Motorboat association.

Hamilton Tobin Dempsy Jones Young Men's Bureau Chamber of Commerce Tobin Vinton National Outboard Motorboat Association

Regatta talk shapes Cedar river event plan this summer

Bert L. O'Niel of Garrison is released after appealing his drunkenness conviction to district court. He was arraigned before Mayor Hayes, fined $25 and costs, or ten days in jail as the alternative.

Cedar River Hayes Garrison

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