Subscription prices by mail and carrier rates summary
The notice outlines annual and shorter term subscription prices for Iowa and neighboring states, with seven weekly issues for border states. Rates vary by delivery method and region, including by mail in Iowa, by mail in other states, and by carrier in Cedar Rapids and Marion, with advance payment terms. Advertising representatives in Chicago New York and news agencies are also listed.
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Missouri
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International News
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Editorials From Other Papers To Run In Gazette Columns
In The Gazette, editorial comment from representative newspapers will be printed during the absence of the editorial writer. The plan covers opinion from multiple sources to fill the espaço with diverse viewpoint reflections.
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Gazette
Wealth Sharing Study Points to Large Segments Owning Little
Robert Doane in the Annalist surveys wealth distribution, arguing official figures are estimates and debunking simple claims about wealth concentration. He estimates about 6 percent of people hold roughly 50 billion dollars in diverse property and that removing their holdings would modestly lift many others.
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Robert Doane
Doane
America
Rm Lon
Millon Security
M .9N Sangs Depositars
Millon Life Insulate
New York
Wealth sharing debate mocks hard questions of wealth
A 1938 column critiques socialist proposals to take from the rich and distribute wealth to the poor. It argues only taxation can redistribute wealth, noting it would mostly aid the jobless or those needing charity while workers with salaries would gain little. The piece mocks utopian schemes and lampoons economic remedies.
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Standard Oil
General Motors
Ford Company
Americas
Mixed snips spark uneasy humor from distant papers
A collage of brief clippings quotes World-Herald and Sioux City Journal jokes about farming income, old cars, grade crossings, a refrigerator rescue, nude dancing fines, and anxious notes on art abroad. The bite marks reveal playful, caustic wit across 1930s papers.
Nix this is the wife Trifle is a pudding
The note cites a personal aside Nix and references a pudding called Trifle, hinting at a domestic or culinary mention in the text.
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Nix
Notable figures find spark for writing from illness abroad
A parade of famous names moves through a North Carolina lodge and a London scene, noting how convalescence often seeds dramatic work. Brummel’s press world, Noel Coward, Frederic Lonsdale, Gene Walter, and others are cited as examples. An odd bus ride on Park Avenue closes the sketch.
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Brummel
Social Register
North Carolina
Noel Coward
Frederic Lonsdale
Mend
Gene Walter
Park Avenue
Out-of-Town Lady Asks About Factories On Train
A passenger asks about the trainside factories and is told they are whisky breweries, reflecting a mid 1930s sense of humor. The exchange captures local color and period speech without further details.
Hearing on proposed gravel road district in Linn County Iowa
A petition filed with Linn County Auditor seeks to establish a secondary district to surface a township road in Fairfax Township from the northwest corner of Section 31 to the junction with Primary Road No 149. The district would include listed parcels and is set for 2:00 PM August 6, 1935 in Cedar Rapids Court House before the Board of Supervisors.
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Towa
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Fairfax Township
Rance
Garnett
Wm. M
Wis
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Sampson
Alice
Ella Harrington
Perreter
Mary
Ferreter
Cedar Rapids
Robt M Vesely
Notice of Boule Vard Lighting Assessment Hearing
City of Cedar Rapids directs Boulevards lighting assessment by plat and schedule on First Street Northeast from First Avenue to B Avenue. Hearing set for August 15 1935 at 10am. objections in writing to City Clerk within twenty days from posting. Published July 28 and August 1 1935.
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Cedar Rapids
Towa
Iowa
First Street
First Avenue
B Avenue
Storey
Notable Hedonist Writer Hergesheimer Calls Out
New York Day by Day profiles Joseph Hergesheimer as a prolific literary figure with a lavish lifestyle at Dower House in a Philadelphia suburb. The piece notes his seven years crafting a book on furnishings and his famed discerning palate and pursuits.
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Joseph Hergesheimer
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Dower House
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