Cedar Rapids Gasette Publication and Postal Notice
The Cedar Rapids Gazette outlines publication details and postal classifications, showing second class matter entry in Cedar Rapids Iowa, subscription rates and carrier delivery options, plus wire service credits from Associated Press United Press and International News for republication.
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Cedar Rapids Gasette
the Gazette Company
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Chicago
Allen Klapp Company
Michigan Ave
York
Allen Klapp
Fifth Avenue
Associated Press
International News
United Press
Associate Press
Assoc Press
A Quote on Life by Clarence Darrow
A reflecting line states life and existence rest on hope for a less irksome tomorrow. The aphorism credits Clarence Darrow as the source of the sentiment.
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Clarence Darrow
Immigration Lid Tightens As Aliens Depart Enriching Domestic Labor
Secretary Doak reports 32 813 aliens departed under federal action in the year ending June 30 1932 while 103 295 left voluntarily and 35 576 were admitted. Emigration exceeded immigration by 67 719 three to one, aiding wage levels and living standards amid economic strain. Hoover aims to reduce foreign competition for jobs with the mainly destitute remitted home and tightened entry.
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Hoover Administration
Doak
Department of Labor
United States
Department
Mr. Hoover
Black Patch Tobacco Strike Tactics Compared to Iowa Movement
The piece recalls the Black Patch effort where night riders formed peace armies to coerce planters into a tobacco pool, pushing buyers to raise prices and giving the group control of the dark tobacco crop for years. It contrasts that with today’s Iowa farm protests, noting broader crops and less tolerance for terror tactics.
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Night Riders
Ku Klux Klan
Farmers’ Organization
Iowa
If Private Faith Feeds Public Gambles In Politics
The piece questions lottery funding by churches and government in the U S state arena. It notes investigations into senators and ministers over lottery ties, highlights church pools and 172 Illinois churches alleged to have run lotteries, and argues for re appraisal of gambling as a revenue tool amid shifting morals and tax enforcement.
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Pennsylvania
United States
Uncle Sam
South Carolina
Illinois
Iowa farmers strike faces uphill path amid prices and hype
The Iowa farm holiday movement aims to press markets and draw national attention, inspiring sympathetic strikes in nearby states. Prices from 1931 to 1932 show a sharp drop, with little gain in farm commodity values, tempering hopes of a successful price lift and prompting reflection on historic selling actions like Kentucky barley tobacco strikes.
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Iowa
Chicago
Wes
K. C
Minneapolis
Black Patch
Kentucky
The
Gazette
New York
Bremen
Burley Tobacco Society
Quotes on politics and society from leaders and thinkers
A collage of remarks from Anne Morgan Michael J. Hart John Nance Garner Stanley Baldwin and Dr Inazo Nitobe on war isolationism education and international finance. The piece notes broad agreement and disagreement on global policy, economics, and the role of Western civilization in shaping modern affairs.
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WWE
China
Inazo Nitobe
House of Peers
Letter on swimming modesty and social norms from 1932
A long letter discusses bathing suit modesty, audience standards, and generational change. It argues freedom brings risk of vulgarity, urges consistency with conscience, and comments on Americanism and social expectations. It ends noting a bride’s vow while maintaining a strict diet, amid broader reflections on decorum.
Day by Day at the Barbers Chair in New York
A fragmented first person vignette describes a barber visit in New York with vivid, sometimes surreal humor. The speaker imagines cosmetic rituals, sparks and flames during a facial, a barber’s sharp gaze, and a wish to escape by dreaming of a Hotel Seville haircut while observing a critical neighbor in the mirror.
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New York
Chicago
Irene Castle
Clay
Buddy
Kane
Seville
Barber of
The Shine Boy and Mildred in a 1932 Barber Shop Caprice
An anecdotal monologue set in a New York barber shop where a narrator mocks Mildred the manicure girl and a barber while plotting small gifts. He frets over social polish, reflects on fashion and vanity, and muses about sending Mildred candy, a pencil, or a book as a lighthearted, self aware vignette.
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Mildred
New York
West Trip Echoes and Y M C A Leaders In Rescue News
Lionel Wasson returns from a two month motor trip across the west and northwest visiting many states. John T. Strand and son Donald depart by auto for a ranch near Buffalo, South Dakota. W P Hatch, longtime local barber now captain of the Gypsy Queen, helped in the Miami Beach yacht Shirin sea tragedy rescue. Five drowned and six burned after an explosion and fire. Franky injured and Louis Marsh hurt when an auto overturned after a collision near the county home.
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Lionel Wasson
West
Northwest
Iowa
Pacific Coast
John T. Strand
Y. M. C. A. Force
Donald
Buffalo
S. D
W. P. Hatch
Florida
Miami Beach
Fla
Shirin
Franky
Louis Marsh
Bankruptcy notice for Oscar Kemp in Cedar Rapids Iowa
In the United States District Court for the Northern District of Iowa Cedar Rapids Division the matter of Oscar Kemp a bankrupt debtor. creditors are notified that on August 17 a meeting of creditors will be held at the offices of M W O RIELEY 831 832 Building Cedar Rapids at 2 00 PM examination and proofs of claims will be taken and creditors may attend. Referee M W O RIELEY will preside.
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District Court of the United States
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Oecar Kemp
Oscar Pene
Linn County
M. W. O'Ricley
Cedar Ra Iowa
Ross
Passing Greetings From the Thumb Musing on Kindness on the Road
A fragmentary reminiscence on riding through Michigan’s Thumb region. Bill and the narrator share greetings with farmers and farmwomen as they travel, noting some wave back while others stay solemn. The piece reflects on unseen cares and lingering tears behind dull eyes.
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Bill
Hibernians Iowa hold two day Cedar Rapids convention
The Ancient Order of Hibernians of Iowa began a two day convention in Cedar Rapids today. Mr and Mrs J L Drury left for a six weeks vacation in Duluth Minnesota. E E Richards returned from Nashville Tennessee after attending the National Poultry Fanciers Association meeting. Miss Hattie Miller and Walter Allison wed at Miller home by Rev E J Lockwood. Mr and Mrs Joseph Lattner and their two children and Miss Susie Stoll returned from a 1700 mile automobile trip to Niagara Falls and Windsor Canada.
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Ancient
Order of Hibernians of
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
J. L. Drury
Duluth
Minn
E. E. Richards
Nashville
Tenn
National Poultry Fanciers Association
Hattie Miller
Walter Allison
Miller Home
E. J. Lockwood
Joseph Lattner
Susie Stoll
Niagara Falls
Windsor
Canada
Alderman Cherry Heads to Kansas City for Meeting
Ed Batchelder, catcher for the Stepanek and Vondracek baseball team, has gone to Oelwein to play. Judge Rothrock has returned from Salt Lake City and is presiding again over the police court.
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Alderman Cherry
Kansas City
Ed Batchelder
Stepanek
Vondracek
Oelwein
Judge Rothrock
Salt Lake City
Crossword Puzzle Answer Key Summary
Horizontal and vertical clues list many terms across a large grid. Entries include measures of grain bundle and currency units such as yen, Danish krone, and Oklahoma reference. The puzzle interleaves general vocabulary with proper nouns and regional terms to fit a themed crossword format.
Rabies In Man Prompts Reader Reports On Treatments
A column urges readers to report personal experiences with rabies and Pasteur therapy. It notes medical disagreement on methods and outcomes, acknowledges possible paralysis from treatment, and invites confidential input to the Hydrophobia Question committee.
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Tennessee
Pasteur
Pastner
United States
Medical Queries and Home Remedies Digest
A reader discusses eye droop and eye strain with glasses and exercises, noting partial relief but persistent squinting. The letter also mentions ants invading homes and requests for pest control, plus questions on trench foot and blister care and a brief note on athlete's foot.
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Doramatrist
Notice of Hearing on Receiver's Estate and Stock
Notice to depositors creditors and interested parties in the Corn Belt Savings Bank Cedar Rapids Iowa. Receiver L A Andrew seeks authority to accept a warranty of real estate and stock in settlement of obligations with a hearing set August 26 1932 at Cedar Rapids Court House. The filing notes prior orders and a compromise contract with Milvo Hasek and the bank.
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Gt Estate
Corn’ Belt Savings Bank
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
District Court
Linn County
L. A. Andrew
Corn Belt Savings Bank of
Syuthenstens Lock
R Rapids
Jowse
Savings Bank of Cedar Ag
Ceder Rapids
Corn Belt Savings Sant
Milvor Hasex
Milvo Hasek
Notice of Executor Appointment for Linn BSimen Estate
Notice is hereby given that on the 19th day of age 1932, Linn BSimen was appointed executor of the estate. All persons having claims against the estate are asked to present them immediately to the executor or their attorney. The estate matters are to be filed with Linn County Iowa, Crissman Linville & resigned firm noted for authentication.
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Linn Bsimen
Tate
Crissman, Linville
Linn
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