Adjustment Board Rules On Four Matters
The Cedar View dine and dance establishment to operate an eating place with dancing and free music was rejected by the board of adjustments. Nearby residents testified to noisy crowds and late hours. the action became effective August 18. Garage permit granted for John M. Blaine to build a side garage near the lot line. Perpetual Savings and Loan changes to 1500 Third avenue SE dwelling. porch addition planned. Nellie B. McDowell authorized to use part of her home for a beauty parlor. Cedar Rapids Golf Driving Association petition for a roller skating rink on Lincoln highway west deferred for Thursday special meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar View
Board of Adjustment
John M. Blaine
C Avenue
Perpetual Savings and Loan Association
Norman Hatton
Third Avenue SE
Nellie B. McDowell
Fourth Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
Notice of administration for Arthur George Johnson estate
In Linn County Iowa Photsiet Court notice states Katherine Dougherty petitions for administration of Arthur George Johnson's estate. Unknown heirs and claimants are warned of a hearing in Cedar Rapids on October 3, 1932. Boland & Hines are attorneys for the petitioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Photsiet Court of
Iowa
Linn County
Arthur George Johnson
Ntec
Therine Dougherty
Emma L. Richards
Ethel Nasinec
Inez K. Nasinec
James F. Nasinec
Arthur George John
District Court
Katherine Dougherty
Boland & Hines
Towa
Frances Konik
E Dens Erk City
EL Kon
Lynch
Anderson
al Cys
American Gothic praised on Pacific Coast by Grant Wood
Grant Woods painting American Gothic, praised by The Los Angeles Times and displayed in San Francisco, is hailed as a relentlessly real social document. A critic notes the work’s authenticity, likening it to a Flemish portrait and stressing its painterly craft and the strong Iowa setting. Iowa City man Elmer Brenneman waives to grand jury on theft charge, $180 from local grocery.
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Grant Wood
Pacific Coast
Grant .Wood
Fine Arts
San
Los Angeles Times
Arthur Millier
The
Times
Van
Iowa
Presto
Philistine
Art Institute of Chicago
Iowa City
Elmer G. Brenneman
Justice of the Peace
B. F. Carter
S J
Outdoor Ford car show comes to Cedar Rapids
Rude Auto Co presents a traveling Ford exposition with nineteen V six models on display at Twenty first street and First avenue Cedar Rapids through Wednesday. Moving pictures nightly show Ford manufacture steps while a central tent hosts special displays and a drive test is offered. Visitors can use on site parking. the exhibit will move to Waterloo after Cedar Rapids.
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Cedar Rapids
Ford Motor Company
Twenty-first Street
First Avenue
Rude Auto Company
Ford
Waterloo
Des Moines
10-20-30 Years Ago In The Gazette
W H McClintock of Cedar Rapids was appointed fuel administrator for Linn county to serve during the coal shortage. Miss Margaret Downing and Hale Reid, Coe College students, were married at the minister’s home. May Pardee Youtz left for Philadelphia to become general secretary of the League branch Y W C A. Mr and Mrs Robert Toms, J E Ives and George W Toms returned from a motor trip through New England.
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W. H. McClintock
Cedar Rapids
Linn County
Margaret Downing
Hale Reid
Coe College
E. R. Burkhalter
May Pardee Youtz
Philadelphia
League
Robert Toms
J. E. Ives
George W. Toms
New England
Mount Vernon site eyed for interurban depot condemnation
Sheriff Loftus and a special condemnation jury visited Mount Vernon to inspect the proposed interurban depot site and assess damages. H. Buttre takes a two year vacation in Two Harbors Minnesota. Cedar Rapids to be represented at the international congress of hygiene and demography in Washington with City Physician Beardsley named by the council. Guy E. Shields stays at the Hot Springs government sanatorium for health reasons.
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Loftus
Mount Vernon
H. Buttre
Two Harbors
Minn
Cedar Rapids
Washington, D. C
David E. Beardsley
Guy E. Shields
Hot Springs
Middleton Brakeman Loses Fingers in Runaway Stone Incident
J F P Middleton a Rock Island brakeman suffered the loss of three fingers when a large stone fell from a car onto his hand at a coupling. A large delegation of local Elks left for Salt Lake City to attend the national convention. Miss Margaret West returned from a one month visit at Marblehead.
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J. FP. Middleton
Rock Island
Salt Lake City
Margaret West
Marblehead
Ballade of the Unwanted Bridge Player
A humorous poem by Edgar A Guest from 1932 about a bridge player who never holds cards. The speaker laments constant shunning by partners and friends due to always having no cards, while misfortune and awkward bidding persist despite good humor and dignity. The poem closes with a playful envoi noting the speaker’s lack of cards and the idle chatter of moths and butterflies.
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Regar
Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Praised by Patient
Mrs E Hunxerer of St Louis recounts relief from spasmodic stomach issues after using Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. She reports steadier nerves, less dread of attacks, and improved strength. The testimonial urges readers to try the medicine, available in liquid or tablet form at local drugstores.
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E. Pinkham
Lydia Inkham
Fragmented OCR item with unreadable data
A damaged OCR snippet with scattered numbers and letters. readable context is minimal and no clear event or entities emerge. The fragment lacks identifiable people, places, dates, or organizations to anchor a coherent news item or summary.
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Action On Skating Rink
Ferer
Lorne A. Milne
Peur
Eis
Cedar Rapids, Lowa
Rude Auto Co
Neck
Mass
F. M. Hunter
Second Avenue SE
Schallan Motor Company
van Horne
Sandrock Motor Company
Lisbon
Gardner Motor Company
Vinton
L. W. Russell
Anamosa
Central City Motor Company
Central City
Atkins Motor Company
Atkins
Blairstown Motor Company
Blairstown
Hartman Motor Company
Belle Plaine
Taian Et
Hace
Edgar A Guest
Lydia E. Pinkham
Bauer & Black
Syndicate
SI Hickok
Gec
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Cnbvessaeekn
Wales
Silas Wales
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Dave’s. May Drug Company
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