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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1937

Page

3

Italian chemist Bonotto visits Cedar Rapids to commercialize seed extraction patents

Dr. M Bonotto of Turin arrives in America to push his continuous solvent extraction method for flaxseed cottonseed soybeans and other seeds. The Allis Chalmers licensee plans a Cedar Rapids plant for Honeymead Products to process up to 50 tons daily, signaling a turning point in flaxseed processing.

Joe McCormick, JR M. Bonotto The Marconi of Chemistry Bonotto America Extracto Process, Ltd, Inc Milwaukee Allis-Chalmers Honeymead Products Company Minneapolis Dakotas Minnesota Montana Cedar Rapids Honeymade Products Company Turin Italy University of

War Inspired Work Focus Shifts To Constructive Industry

The article describes Dr. Bonotto's Extracto Process patents turning flaxseed oil into linseed oil for paints and flaxseed processing challenges. It notes Honeymead Products will buy the linseed extract and apply protein in animal feeds while distillers' grains are also part of the scope. The Hiram Walker Co. bought a 120 ton plant from Allis-Chalmers, aiding patent expansion. Bonotto estimates 320000 dollars spent financing and plans to market rights in America before scaling methods in Europe.

Honeymead Products Company Bonotto Hiram Walker Company Allis-Chalmers Extracto Process, Ltd America

Broadway crowds crowd movie houses for morning viewings

The piece notes large audiences on Broadway and nearby houses who attend morning showings, with many staying through two performances. It contrasts Capitol and Paramount audiences, mentions fears of future mega-palaces, and hints at television impacting patronage.

Broadway Capitol Paramount New York

Washington sludge hides in plain sight behind lax oversight

The piece scorns how power operates in Washington with a biting tone. It notes corruption risks and lax enforcement as key players evade accountability, while a Kansas City editor hints at grand schemes and a biased system that benefits insiders over the public.

Golfer Claims NH to ME Drive Hits 150 Yards

Willig Hayes of New Hampshire says he drove a golf ball from East Rochester across the Salmon Falls river into Maine covering about 150 yards making him the first to accomplish a New Hampshire to Maine drive.

Rochester N. H Willig Hayes New Hampshire Maine East Rochester Salmon Falls

Golden: Red Oh Lacy Roadside Fever Ode

The poem by Jay G. Sigmund muses on beauty and social judgment praising a golden bloom as a symbol of pride and love in autumn. It contrasts gendered reception in halls and rooms while celebrating a vibrant, fading countryside presence.

Washington- Merry-Go-Round Details in the Inner Circle

The inner sanctum features Paul Appleby assistant to the secretary and former Iowa editor who owns two weekly papers in Virginia. M. L. Wilson replaces Rex Tugwell in the under secretary post, a native of Atlantic Iowa. Dr Farr N. Bressman of Iowa is another Wallace aide and co author of Corn and Corn Growing. Albert G. Black, an Iowa native and former Iowa State College teacher, heads the bureau of agricultural economics with C. L. Holmes under him.

Paul Appleby Appleby Iowa Virginia M. L. Wilson Mare Rex Tugwell Atlantic Farr N. Bressman Wallace Bureau of Oer Albert G. Black Iowa State College Black C. L. Holmes

Agency hires two Washington newsmen to boost CIO publicity

The text notes two new press staffers Abraham Lincoln Mahoney and Phil Pearl join the A F of L to counter CIO publicity. It mentions education officials receiving complaints about secret utility reps in public forums and describes scrutiny of speaker connections. It also references a Pine Bluff tribute edition for Harvey Couch on his sixtieth birthday and a boastful Comptroller O Connor showing a photo of Roosevelt.

CIO A. F. of L Washington Abraham Lincoln Mahoney Capital Phil Pearl Universal News Service U. S. Office of Education Pine Bluff Ark Harvey Couch RFC Comptroller of the Treasury Jaffy’’ O'Connor President Roosevelt

Monday's Astrological Forecast and a 1835 assassination note

The forecast predicts pleasant domestic and social gains but warns business to beware deceit and rumor. It cautions cleverness and discretion in writing and speaking, noting a birthday year of activity yet social life dominant. A January 30 1835 assassination attempt on President Andrew Jackson is mentioned.

Andrew Jackson

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