Killian's annual nine day nine cent sale announced
A. L. Killian president of Killian company answers questions in a Cedar Rapids Gazette rotogravure feature. The nine day event runs August 22 to 31 with prices as low as nine cents on sale items and 10 percent discounts on regular prices.
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A. L. Killian
Killian Company
Gazette
Killian
Gale
Cedar Rapids
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
New York City
South
Sears Roebuck and Company sales rise in early 1934 period
Chicago report states Sears Roebuck and Company sales for the first seven periods of the year were 26 percent higher than a year earlier. The seventh period shows a 212.10 percent increase over last year, reflecting a strong sales surge this year.
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Chicago
INS
Sears-Roebuck and Company
Great Artist and Portrait The Last Supper Puzzle Theme
Puzzle clues recall a famed painter of the Last Supper and related terms across horizontal and vertical lists. The grid interweaves art, anatomy, and historic references with matching definitions and cross hints.
City briefs and personals round up for Cedar Rapids
Community notices list church supper and VFW meeting dates. A funeral, a service-station contract, traffic citation, hospital return, and name spelling correction appear. Foreclosure suit for 2004.65 filed. Townsend club picnic planned. tent worms attack tree. theft reports total 67. Kiwanee husky arrives for polar expedition. gas bill terms talk. Wisconsin club picnic set with membership registrations.
Two Men Plead Guilty to Intoxication in Court Fines
John Argardis of 1417 Third Street NW pled not guilty Monday then changed to guilty on intoxication and was fined 10 dollars plus costs, with jail time for nonpayment. G Wagner of 715 First Avenue SW also pled guilty after a Monday not guilty plea and was fined 10 dollars. both jailed for nonpayment. Other defendants Carl Cassidy 1100 Second Street SE G M Broome 925 First Street NW John Burke 707 Fifth Avenue SE Aldra E Kendall Hotel Montrose paid 10 dollars and costs on the same charge.
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John Argardis
Third Street
G. Wagner
First Avenue
Carl Cassidy
Second Street
G. M. Broome
First Street
John Burke
Fifth Avenue
Aldra E. Kendall
Montrose
Mrs Bergdoll Seeks Roosevelt Interview for Grover Pardon
Mrs Grover C Bergdoll said she planned to seek an interview with President Roosevelt in Washington to ask for a pardon for her husband the World War draft dodger now in exile in Germany. She added she does not want to think it will fail.
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Philadelphia
Grover C. Bergdoll
Roosevelt
Washington
Germany
Cedar Rapids Retail Code Authority Funds Returned
Checks totaling 308.51 were mailed Tuesday to 106 former retail code authority firms. The balance stems from 1934 and 1935 assessments, with Cedar Rapids receipts totaling 659.19. 278.25 sent to the National Retail Code Authority. Local expenses ran 72.43. Chamber donations covered supervision and equipment. Firms are asked to deposit promptly to terminate the local authority.
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Chamber of Commerce
Retail Code Authority
Cedar Rapids
National Retail Code Authority
Washington, D. C
Eddie Ward Trained Aerialists To Perform In Cedar Gardens Show
Cir cus crowds in Cedar Rapids Wednesday will see Flying Thrillers and Imperial Heralds aerialists trained by Eddie Ward, famed manager of the Flying Wards. Ward, who died in 1929, helped develop the modern aerial act with sister Jennie Ward. His family operates the Ward farm near Troy Mills with Elza Ward.
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Cedar Rapids
Imperial Heralds
Clyde Beatty
Cedar Gardens
Eddie Ward
Flying Wards
Ward
Ward Farm
Troy Mills
Eddie
John Robinson
Jennie Ward
Gary
Ind
Ringling Brothers
Jesse Atkins
Jack Terrill
Ward Ferm
Elza Ward
Celebrate Marriage On South Side With Free Beer and Kolaches
On Sixteenth Avenue SW, free beer and kolaches welcomed guests for Joe Zrudsky and Anna Tickal’s wedding at St. Wenceslaus Church. The couple, married by Rev. Joseph A. Surovy, rode in a decorated light wagon for a south side celebration as about 100 bystanders followed, plus accordion music. The newlyweds planned to live on Zrudsky’s farm south of the Chyn.
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Sixteenth Avenue
Joe Zrudsky
Zrudsky
Anna Tickal
Third Street
St. Wenceslaus Church
Joseph A. Surovy
South Side
Joe Pisney
Louis Jakoubek
Will Vaclav
Joe Dvorak
Chyn
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Twentysixth Street
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Linn County Bohemian Savings and Loan Association
August C. Bramow
Esther E. Bramow
Townsend Club No. 5
Bever Park
Townsend Clubs
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Rockford Road
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D Avenue NE
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Byrd Expedition
Kiwanee
Little America
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Therm
Kenneth E. Cornell
Canopus Club
Hotel Roosevelt
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Edison Pharmacy
Third Avenue
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Mrs. Bergdoll
Grover
Circus
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Margaret Thoma
McKees Rocks
Ellis Park
Joseph Vavra
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Charles Chaloupka
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