Postal subscription and advertising rates listed for Iowa and states
The notice lists subscription prices by mail and by carrier for Iowa and nearby regions, with weekly and longer terms, plus rates for Minnesota Nebraska South Dakota and other areas. Advertising reps are named in Chicago New York. Associated Press wire services are noted as full leased.
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Iowa
Kpols
Minnesota
Nebraska
South Dakota
D & F Porelfen
Chicago
Allen-Klafp-Frazier CO
Michigan Ave
New York
Allen-Klapt-Frazier
Fitts Avenue
Associated Press
The
International News
United Press
Pews
Jocal News
Cost of War Debt Mounts Beyond Victory
An analysis cites United States News figures showing total World War I costs from 1917 to 1921 at 26.25 billion dollars and war-related outlays since 1921 at 28.72 billion. It argues pay-as-you-go funding is impossible, with peacetime pensions and debts swelling the bill toward an eventual hundred-billion-dollar total.
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United States
Germany
Calvin Coolidge
Coolidge
United States News
Veterans’ Administration
Howe
Tata Tao
First CCC Reopening Aims At Near 4.88 Million Fund
Washington reports outline the Civilian Conservation Corps revival to full strength under a near 4.88 billion work relief plan. About 600 million dollars are earmarked for CCC projects as part of a broad federal rehabilitation program.
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Civilian Conservation Corps
Washington
CCC
Caphasic
CCG i. Om
Promise of the Unknown Speech Themes by Owen D. Young
A speech by Owen D. Young extols the value of unknown knowledge as the driver of national progress. He argues that future prosperity relies on exploration beyond present understanding and warns against overreliance on current plans and knowledge.
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America
Owen D. Young
United States
Ibis
Youngs
Abundant Life and The Limits of Planned Social Security
The passage debates long distance social planning by campus theorists in Washington. It warns that a security focused order would curb exploration and individual liberty, binding society to the views of a few planners and quashing diverse ideas. It echoes Charles W. Eliot on personal motive, freedom, and self-improvement.
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Washington
Charles W. Eliot
New York Times
Mr. Young
Notorious criminal hanged after trial in sensational case
The article recounts the capture and execution of a feared criminal, followed by trials of three alleged accomplices. A judge condemns one with a twenty year sentence, while another admits aiding the outlaw. The third claims innocence, but the judge stops short as the defendant cites legal confusion, hinting at broader moral anxieties and media scrutiny.
New York Celebrities and Hospital Tales From Luchow’s
A column recalls James Huneker and Victor Herbert at Luchow’s on Fourteenth Street and How Herbert helped a struggling librettist to write Prince Ananias before rising to fame. Other items note Peed Kiley’s hospital visit and a hospital twist involving Billy La Hiffe and Mary MacCormic with a death in the adjoining bed.
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Wew
York
James Huneker
Victor Herbert
Fourteenth Street
la Holstein
Herbert
Prince Ananias
England
Mayfair
New York
Mary MacCormic
Billy la Hiffe
Lalliffe
Miss Mac Cooma
Pupils and Pups on Parade at Horace Mann
A fragment profiles precocity and frankness in youth with notes on fashion brief encounters with dog walkers in Upper Fifth Avenue. It mentions E. Berry Wall and a 16 year old son of Heywoop Broun, highlighting linguistic sharpness and early writing talent.
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Upper Fifth
Park Avenues
E. Berry Wall
Paris
Rumplemayer’s
Heywoop Broun
Horace Mann
Young Broun and the modern youth at odds with era
The piece portrays 1935 youth, mentioning Broun reading biographies, betting on ponies, and night clubbing with his father. An elderly Ritz Grill scene contrasts old etiquette with a modern rebellious tone, noting youths as near adulthood with loosened discipline and frankness.
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Young Broun
Belloc
Milton
Wendl Dusek Injured in Bicycle Collision on Sixteenth Ave
Wendl Dusek received slight injuries after being struck by an automobile while cycling on Sixteenth Avenue W. Vernon McClung was named basketball captain by the Tiger athletic council Raymer Henry Miller was commissioned a second lieutenant of infantry in the reserve corps
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Wendl Dusek
Sixteenth Avenue
Vernon McClung
Tiger Athletic Council
Raymer Henry Miller
Newfield Student Visiting Family for Vacation
Arthur Newfield a Quigley preparatory student from Chicago arrives to spend vacation with his parents Mr and Mrs S F Newfield. Lefebvre Ledger Co buys 1 1 3 acres on the south side of First Avenue near the viaduct at Thirtieth Street to build a facility costing about 50000 dollars.
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Cording
Washington
Arthur Newfield
Quigley Preparatory School
Chicago
S. F. Newfield
Lefebvre Ledger Company
First Avenue
Hirtieth Street
Primrose Minstrels at Majestic Open Engagement
George Primrose and his minstrels opened at the Majestic theater. The Cedar Rapids College and University clubs held their first combined annual banquet last night at the Commercial club rooms with nearly 200 attending. Henry S. Ely served as toastmaster. Police have shot twenty one unlicensed dogs in three days due to retrenchment policy and no dog catcher has been sent out yet. Lena Rivers was the attractor.
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George Primrose
Majestic Theater
College and University Clubs
Cedar Rapids
Henry S. Ely
Lena Rivers
Local Notes and Arrivals at Greene's Opera House
A roundup of city updates includes Joseph J. McConnell Jr. being reassigned to assist Indian troops with British forces in France, Hildrich's Florida return, John B. Henderson and son Edward back from Corad Neb ranch, and Rev. N. F. Hicks arriving to assume duties at First U B church with family pending. Dr J J McConkle narrowly escaped injury after a streetcar collision in First Ave W and Sixth St. George Wishart travels to Center Point to buy walnut logs for a gun stock factory.
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Tion
Greene’s Opera House
Joseph J. McConnell, Jr
Cedar Rapids
India
France
Hildrich
Florida
John B. Henderson
Edward
George Wishart
Center Point
Spain to open beggar camps near Madrid for work
Spain plans a system of temporary camps housing beggars in tents near Madrid. The first site will house up to 1,500 people and provide meals and shelter in exchange for labor to convert marshy land into arable soil.
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Spain
Madrid
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