Subscription pricing by mail across states and durations
The notice lists subscription prices by mail for Iowa and adjoining states, detailing 1 year 6 months 3 months and 1 month terms. It shows seven issues weekly and outlines rates for in state and other states, including Minnesota Missouri Nebraska South Dakota Wisconsin and other US locations. Prices vary by region and duration.
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Illinois
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Missouri
Nebraska
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Wisconsin
Iowa Debate Over Liquor by the Drink Sparks Split Views
The Iowa Senate proposal to add licensed private dispensaries for liquor by the drink prompts debate on state stores versus private outlets. Opponents warn it undermines reform aims and could worsen consumption, while supporters claim it reflects practice in cities and could aid enforcement.
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House of Representatives
Senate
Iowa
Mans
Traffic signals urged to protect pedestrians in city safety push
A local plea urges stronger pedestrian and motorist traffic rules citing deaths on Cedar Rapids streets and urging pedestrian obedience to signals. The piece questions whether traffic automation is enough and mentions a potential constitutional angle on states rights.
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Mondavih
Eneimssinn
Peron
Star Wise
Cedar Rapids
Cedeat Rapids
Third Avenue
Chitagas Wolesan Boulevard
Permanent arrangements to curb unemployment and end emergency
The piece argues the nation should move from emergency plans to permanent relief, warning against a dole and proposing subsistence homesteads as a path to 2.4 million independent families. It decries policy fluctuations and calls for self supporting work on land, referencing frontier history and a 1935 copyright note.
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America
Asia
Easter spirit and decorative eggs in season
The passage notes a seasonal urge for people to paint and embellish fluffy chicks for exhibition and play, calling the practice an expression of artistic spirit that some find clever while others do not.
Easter eggs and chicks clash with Easter spirit
The piece condemns using baby chicks as playthings during Easter, calling them helpless and noting such cruelty contradicts the season’s spirit. It argues adults should avoid harming week-old chickens and suggests choosing gentler symbols like the Easter rabbit. It also taunts GOP leaders for boasting about a near non existent deficit, implying they dislike federal work.
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GOP
Remembering Bill Boyd Stage Icon and Broadway Wit
New Word Day by Day OO McIntyre recalls Bill Boyd famed for What Price Glory and his hard man charm. Boyd’s friendships with Grant Clarke Tex Guinan and Sime Silverman mark a life of Broadway nights and lasting memories.
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OO McIntyre
New York
Bill Boyd
Duman
Broadway
Sergeant Quirt
John J. McGraw
McGraw
Rialto
Cash
Grant Clarke
Boyd
Clarke
Tex Guinan
Night Walks Reveal Months of Hidden Time Help
A reflective piece notes that for months people have been learning time quietly, as the author admits for the first time in months to yielding to the night during recent evenings. It frames time as a subtle aid guiding daily life.
Nightlife Echoes and a City in Pause
Columns reflect sleepless streets and restless crowds as Hollywood icons visit New York. A depot saga unfolds with tension, humor from Amos n Andy, and Beebe vignettes on lost customs. Park paths lie quiet while trains, buses, and cabs fade into twilight.
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Sing Sing
Amos
Andy
Dr. Rockwell
Plaza
Bil Hodges
Chauncey Depew
Stanford White
Pulitzer
Lucius Beebe
Psychiatrist Echoes in Town as Jitters Rise
A distressed caller pleads Save me Doc from madness in a scene showing rising anxiety in the big town. The unsettling mood spills into daily life as residents seek relief amid ongoing tension.
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Doc
Boo
Sherman stock company to open at Majestic theater
George Donohue, manager, buys first block of tickets for the opening game of the Lippi season on May 6 at the Majestic. Mrs Valley V Diltz returns from New York with plans to move back. A sixty acre tract near Chandler school district sells for 494 dollars an acre to Frank Buser.
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George Donohue
Sherman Stock Company
Majestic Theater
Lippi
Valley V. Diltz
Charles M. Ruth
New York City
Diltz
New York
Chandler School District
Rockford Road
Frank Buser
John R. Weber
Vernon Heights
Reading Club
Montrose Hotel
William Gauger
Linn Tent delegate to national Knights of the Maccabees convention
Linn Tent of Cedar Rapids has been named a delegate to the national Knights of the Maccabees convention to be held in San Francisco. Mrs. Mary Kilborn a prominent church and social figure died at her home early today in Cedar Rapids.
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Linn
Cedar Rapids
The
Knights of the Maccabees
San Francisco
Mary Kilborn
Immense smoke stack toppled in Cedar Rapids mill ruins
A huge smoke stack at the cereal mill in Cedar Rapids was felled today witnessed by a large crowd. The stack held about 250000 bricks and was the state’s largest. The Cedar Rapids baseball team lost 12 to 5 to the state college team at Ames. William Waterhouse, former Cedar Rapids resident, was elected mayor of Los Angeles. Dean Stookey of Coe College visited Iowa City as part of the Cecil Rhodes scholarship committee.
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Cedar Rapids
Ames
William Waterhouse
Los Angeles
Dean Stookey
Coe College
Iowa City
Cecil Rhodes
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