May Complete 149 Paving in 10 Days
Officials of Bemis and Schlick Contractors report favorable weather and winding mishaps as the paving of Highway 149 from Fairfax proceeds. A concrete mixer has arrived and the First Avenue crew nears 1200 feet of concrete. most standing work is done though culverts and culverts remains. A flume gang works two thirds installed with the plant and flumes located along Wilson Avenue Cedar Rapids near the North Western tracks.
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Fairfax
Bemis and Schlick
Coney
Crete
Ing
First Avenue
Conoy
Ng Company
Cedar Rapids
Wilson Avenue
North Western
Typographical Union Picnic Planned at Cedar Rapids Park
The Cedar Rapids Typographical union picnic is set for Sunday at the Duck Pond in its park. Activities begin at 2 30 PM with a recreation program, supper at 5 PM, and members should bring picnic requirements. The union provides meat beverages and ice cream.
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The
Cedar Rapids
Vinton A Maintenance Project Aims To Employ Local Men
James Lilly drafts a Vinton project for general street and alley improvements totaling thirty miles of streets and five miles of alleys. The plan seeks work for 35 to 50 local men and awaits approval from the State emergency relief headquarters in Des Moines.
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Vinton
James Lilly
Des Moines
Gly-Cas touted as miracle aid for 18 year stomach ailment
Cedar Rapids resident Mrs. Elizabeth Mehring credits Gly-Cas with ending an 18 year stomach and kidney trouble after other treatments failed. She says the remedy allowed her to eat freely, sleep well, and regain strength, calling the improvement almost miraculous and urging others to learn more. Gly-Cas sold at local Thrifts Drug Store.
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Cedar Rapids
Elizabeth Mehring
F’ Avenue
Carter and
3Rd Ave
Dr Judd to Speak at Union Service at St Pauls
Dr Walter H Judd medical missionary to China now doing post graduate work at Mayo Rochester Minn speaks Sunday at 11 o clock as the second in a series of August union Sunday services at St Pauls Methodist Church. Open to the public and sponsored by four local churches.
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Walter H. Judd
China
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Judd
Nebraska
First Baptist
First Congregational
St. Paul's
10-20-30 Years Ago In The Gazette Highlights
A friendly bandit robbed a Standard Oil station with an empty gun. he fled after Joseph Kofron fired three shots, leaving with $20. Atkins man Milton Hirschfield, 63, found beaten to death near Milwaukee coal shed. no clues. Local markets list hogs, steers, lambs and crops. War news from Liege. forts holding. Rock Island workers injured in yards and roundhouse accidents. Gertrude Morey and Charles Jackson wed in their future home. Monticello band to appear at Jones county fair August 21 to 24 under Gene Byers. Scout outing returns with honors at Camp Minne-Ya-Ta.
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Standard Oil
Joseph Kofron
Atkins
Charles Hirschfield
Milwaukee
Monticello
Gene Byers
Charles Eby
Frank Preston
Francis Shimanek
Willard Yeoman
Emil Ricklefs
James Ricklefs
Paul Locher
Gerald Schoon
Orville Yeoman
John Liddy
Ray Eby
Ben Ament
Norman Clark
Benjamin Roberts
Milton Thoeni
Ed Burrichter
Bill Wright
Rex Ricklefs
Robert Balster
Roy Ricklefs
Royal Corbett
George Barnts
Let’s Explore Your Mind Author’s Note
The excerpt discusses how science informs moral choices and the tension between societal rights and individual debts. It notes that there are no exact scientific answers to gender differences and critiques how novels often depict extreme sex types, suggesting many individuals align with atypical traits of the opposite sex.
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Kiven
Marriage and education themes in a 1920s pamphlet mix
A fragmented article covers a booklet by Dr Albert Edward Wilsam on marriage heredity and self questions, urging readers to request the work. It quotes educational opinions contrasting gifted and backward children, extrovert and introvert traits, and notes scarce funding for bright students.
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Albert Edward Wilsam
Wttle
Albert Edward Wiggcam
Donald Laird
Scrosa
Anamosa Prison Food Costs Reported For July
DES MOINES AP The average cost to feed a prisoner at the state reformatory in Anamosa during July was 4.69 dollars with upkeep at 2.44 dollars per inmate Beans were the preferred dish with 5 400 pounds consumed Beef the favored meat with 25 675 pounds used Also notice of administratrix appointment in Linn County Iowa concerning Milo E Guyer estate processed by Rose M Guyer and G P Linville attorney
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Des Moines
State Reformatory
Anamosa
Charles Murtagh
Reformatory
Administrator Notice of Estate for Rose Kuback 1934
Andrew Philip M Kuback appointed administrator of the estate of Rose Kuback, late of Lake County Illinois, in Linn County Iowa. Creditors must present claims to the Linn County District Court Clerk. attorney Frank C. Byers represents the estate.
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State of Iowa
Linn County
Rose Kuback
Lake County
Clinois
Iowa
Philip M. Kuback
Frank C. Byers
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1St Avenue
Typographical Union
Mount Vernon
Cornell College
Dorothy Hatch
Central City
Kenneth Hribal
Rockford
Til
Marian Eielson
Bryant
Martha Mead
Evanston
Claude Rose
Newton
Ralph Whannel
Hudson
Eleanor Cook
Verne Jeffrey
Alice Lubbock
S. V. Quarton
Betsy Quarton
Eleanor Taylor
H. R. Trewin
Martha Trewin
Katherine Stark
Mrs
DR. Judd
Walter HW. Judd
Ministers of Services
Fae
Lamba
London
Liege
M. F. Mitchell
Rock Island
Garrison
George Seigel
Rock Island Round House
Gertrude*Morey
Charles D. Jackson
N. A. Mershon
Lowden
Erwin Niermeyer
Minne-Ya-Ta
Dixon
Leroy Kreinbring
Melvin Abele
Alvin Richmann
Leon
Wilmarth Mensing
Milo E. Guyer
Linn County, Iowa
Rose M. Guyer
G. P. Linville
Newman
Kayser
Catalina
Berets
Phoenix Hosiery
Phoenix
Newma
Seersucker
Childs
Boys’ School
Oxfords
Mickey” Carringer
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