Annexation Petition Filed for Municipal Airport Property
Property owners led by R B Booth Julia Booth and Alice Booth filed a petition with the city council to annex the municipal airport and adjoining land. If approved taxes on the annexed area may be cancelled and beer sales could enable lunch stand operation. Dan Hunter airport manager supports annexation to ease taxes and attract planes by maintaining dining services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Booth
Julia Booth
Alice Booth
Dan Hunter
Hunter
New Beer Ordinance To Be Enforced Next Monday
Mayor W. J. Neill warned that the new beer ordinance will be strictly enforced beginning next Monday. Permit holders must remove curtains and screens, provide lighting and toilet facilities, and complete other provisions by August 13 or face prosecutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Neill
Cyclone Strikes Boone Causes Widespread Damage
A small cyclone hit Boone Sunday night causing heavy damage to the Kemble Smith greenhouse and blowing down numerous garages sheds and other small structures across the western part of the city. Residents began cleanup and repairs today.
What's In Fashion Suits That Are Practical For College Girls
New York fashion notes praise practical college girl suits for fall. Fur trim, seven eighths coats, reefer styling, boxy coats, and swagger suits offer versatile looks from classroom to town. Cozy topcoats, fur revers, and bright yet dark colors like rust and green fill wardrobes for sports and social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ames Parrish
Basic Farm Commodities Rise 21 Percent From Last Year
Chicago AP reports that the four basic farm commodities Wheat Corn Hogs and Cotton produced under a government program rose 21 percent on average from a year ago and 83 percent from two years ago. Wheat up about 93 percent from two years ago while corn gains exceed 125 percent. Hog prices near 5.10 dollars with tax considerations. cotton at 13.09 per hundred pounds up about 27 percent from last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Board of Trade
Duster Heads to Mayo Citation Ceremony in Rochester
Leo J. Duster state commander of the American Legion will attend the Mayo brothers citation ceremony in Rochester Minnesota with President Roosevelt present. Duster will also join a Tuesday banquet in their honor and will travel from Duluth after attending Minnesota state Legion events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo J. Duster
Cedar Rapids
American Legion
Rochester
Minn
Notice for Proposals for Sanitary Sewers Cedar Rapids Iowa
City Council invites sealed proposals for constructing sanitary sewer on Johnson Avenue Northwest 18th to 19th and 19th Street Northwest to 1st Avenue. Work includes 8 and 12 inch No 1 vitrified clay pipe with brick manholes. Bid opening August 23, 1934. bonds 10 percent. work to start by September 1, 1934 and finish by November 1, 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Cedar Rapids
City of Cedar Ranpids
Linn County
Johnson Avenue
18Th Street
19Th Street
1St Avenue
Iowa
L_J STOREY
Knock Combination From Office Safe Fail To Open It
The Kruber and Morgan Electric company at 815 Vernal street NW was broken into at 12 20 am Monday by patrolmen Stodola and Funcke. Detectives Haberle and Wilson found the safe had its combination knocked off and handle battered, but the safe remained closed. The only missing item was part of an old pencil sharpener. Roy Slade collected fingerprints. Entry was through a rear window and exit through a rear door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kruber and Morgan Electric Company
Vernal Street
Stodola
Funcke
Haberle
Wilson
Roy Slade
Police Fingerprint Bureau
Omaha Man To Take Charge Local First Reformed Church
The Rev. Samuel Ramaker, former pastor of the First Reformed Church of Omaha, will assume leadership of the Cedar Rapids First Reformed Church this Sunday. Rev. John C. Horning, superintendent of the central west division of the board of home missions of the Reformed churches in the United States, announced the appointment after a congregational meeting at the Cedar Rapids church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Ramaker
First Reformed Church of
Omaha
Cedar Rapids
First Reformed Church
John C. Horning
Central West
Board of Home Missions
the Reformed Churches
United States
Mr. Horning
Continuous Patrol Of Roads Leading To Fairs Ordered
DES MOINES AP says Continuous patrol of highways to county fairs was ordered by Mrs. Alex Miller secretary of state. Six county fairs this week will benefit first from the safety patrol. An inspector in the district nearest each fair leads the effort with help from adjacent districts. Patrols cover main highways into the fair community while local city officials enforce traffic laws within the community and at fairgrounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Alex Miller
Secretary of State
Hollan Named Director Telegraphic Service for P O Clerks
LeRoy F. Hollan of Cedar Rapids named director of telegraphic service for the Iowa Post Office Clerks at a Belle Plaine meeting. The state is divided into five districts with officers visiting every first and second class post office. Other appointees include C E Harrington as bulletin service director and Clarence I Heskett as Union Postal Clerk correspondent. Victor Emil Furler, 53, dies when the horse he was breaking to ride falls on him. he and twin Jacob farmed south of Ladora for about fifteen years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeRoy F. Hollan
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Federation of Post Office Clerks
Belle Plaine
Theee
Harold G. Holle
Clinton, CC
E. Harrington
Ottumwa
LeRoy E. Hollan
Clarence L. Heskett
Des Moines
A. M. Kallansrud
Fort Dodge
Washington, D. C
Hollan
C. E. Harrington
Clarence I. Heskitt
Union Postal Clerk
National Federation
Victor
Emil Furler
Furler
Jacob
Emil
Ladora
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Bartlett
Millinery Mart
Second Avenue SE
Amos Parrish
Third Avenue
Leo Duster
Mayos
Claude
Callan
Davis
L. E. Hollan
P.O. Clerks
Armstrong
Biod and
Cinderella
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