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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1936

Page

3

Governor Landon Visits Cedar Rapids Amid Rally Crowd

Thousands cheered during Governor Landon’s local stop as he urged voting Republican. He praised The Cedar Rapids Gazette and criticized recent Congress for hasty legislation. State Senator George Wilson attacked the Herring administration, calling for tax cuts and farm relief. The arrival featured a parade with military honors, flags, and a large reception in Greene’s Square.

The Gazette Cedar Rapids Gazette Iowa Landon Congress L. J. Dickinson George Wilson Des Moines Herring Wilson Republican Party London Greene’s Square Coe Legionaires C. J. Knickerbocker Fairfax Harry Smith Springville William Wiley Walker R. N. Fitzgerald Marion John Wager Central City A. L. Killian Cedar Rapids Fred Canfield Dave Turner Carl Hendrickson Republican Committee Loop Ben Jansa

Sally Mead Wins Title of Little Miss Cedar Rapids 1936

Three year old Sally Mead won the Little Miss Cedar Rapids 1936 title at the Iowa theater in Cedar Rapids after 1,800 attendees applauded her and the finalists. Sally, daughter of Mr and Mrs Joe Mead, represented Cedar Rapids Gas, and shared her winnings of 15 dollars with a rival child. Marilyn Lee Chapman won second prize, and Patricia Ann Carney claimed third, with a tie broken on a second vote involving Joan Skelley.

Sally Mead Little Miss Cedar Rapids Iowa Theater Baby Sally Cedar Rapids Gas Company Joe Mead Second Avenue SE Wilson and Company Sally First Christian Church Joe Shirley Bonnie Marilyn Lee Chapman Marilyn Lee Miss Dempsey Dempsey Cleaners P. J. Chapman Oakland Avenue Joan Skelley Arthur Skelley Fourth Avenue SE Cedar Rapids Maytag Company Patricia Ann Carney Cedar Rapids

Corrects Diphtheria Figures For July City Health Officials Disagree

The city health department challenged the diphtheria immunization committee's July figures, stating only one case was quarantined in July. Four June cases carried over to July were dismissed before August 1, including the July addition, clarifying the month’s total.

City Health Department Parent-Teacher Council James Vanda City Health Officer

Cedar Rapids Couples Obtain Marriage Licenses

A list of Cedar Rapids area marriages shows Durwood Palmer with Ida Rudzinski, Richard F. Patek with Neva K. Hester, Dr. Joseph Nemec with Alma Klouda of Ely, George A. Graham with Erma M. Morrison, Ralph R. Streets with Hilda Pauline Scott of Mount Vernon, John F. Palmer Jr. with Ernes tine B. Childs, K. L. Becraft with Dorothy Rose Spence, and E. A. Oppenheimer with Lillian Koffron, all residents of Cedar Rapids or nearby cities.

Durwood Palmer Ida Rudzinski Cedar Rapids Richard F. Patek Neva K. Hester Joseph Nemec Alma Klouda Ely George A. Graham Erma M. Morrison Ralph R. Streets Hilda Pauline Scott Mount Vernon John F. Palmer, Jr Ernestine B. Childs K. L. Becraft Dorothy Rose Spence Iowa City E. A. Oppenheimer Lillian Koffron

Landon argues for an American way of life and self rule

Governor Alfred M. Landon delivers his first major campaign address from West Middlesex praising American liberty, self reliance, and limited federal power. He defends free enterprise against depression era critics, urges states rights, and calls for reform to remove monopolies while preserving individual freedom as the nation faces economic hardship.

West Middlesex Ins Alfred M. Landon United States America the Times Washington

No road back in life says old Chinese poem

The essay muses on memory and time, arguing there is no true road back to youth or the past. It compares ancient verses and Gone With The Wind to the modern urge to relive former days, noting memories often mislead and that fate lies in the future, guided by faith.

Margaret Mitchell

Landon Urges U S to Guard Freedom and Limit Federal Power

Kansas speech condemns monopoly and special privilege and calls for constitutional limits on Washington. He argues remedies lie in state action and voluntary compacts, with federal power only to correct abuses beyond state reach. He urges real work, fair wages, and human needs over dole and overproduction fears.

America Washington Landon

Landon Campaign Stops Draw Iowa Supporters

Governor Landon met supporters and potential backers across multiple Iowa stops, shaking hands, signing autographs, and answering questions. He conferred with state leaders and editors, while aides tracked audience reaction and noted big crowds and many new faces. Hope discussed farm policy cautiously, and stenographic transcripts preserved his plain midwestern tone.

Judes Landon Topeka Iowa Kansas

Meat Timbales and Dessert Dough From Leftover Recipes

Instructions combine meats ham beef and lamb with a butter roux milk and eggs to form timbales baked or simmered in a water bath. Then a Date-Filled cookie dough is prepared with fat sugar eggs cream and spices rolled filled cut baked with forked edges. A fruit glaze mix uses dates orange juice water and salt to thicken.

Conway and Hoffman heirs transfer property in section 11

Ww J Conway and wife convey parcels to An son B Hoffman and George H Hoffman including lots 3 6 and 7 and addition to lot 1 1 percent of lot 1 and all interest in government lots 5 in section 11 83 8 for one dollar and other valuable consideration field notes indicate a land transfer recording details vague but confirms deed action among named parties

Twin Births in City Take Mercy Hospital Stage

Born to Mr. and Mrs. John F. Baker at 1051 Daniels street NE a son James Warren born Aug 21 at Mercy hospital. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Earl Trimble at 523 Fifth street SE a daughter Kathryn Marie born Aug 22 at Mercy hospital.

John F. Baker Daniels Street James Warren Mercy Hospital Earl Trimble Fifth Street Kathryn Marie

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