Subscription price schedule for Iowa and neighboring states
Subscription rates listed for Iowa by mail in fractions, by year, six months, three months and one month with seven issues weekly. Adjacent states Minnesota Missouri Nebraska South Dakota Wisconsin listed with carrier delivery in Cedar Rapids and Marion. Advertising and wire service affiliations noted. endnote quotes Carleton Beals on dictatorship.
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Iowa
Tilinoig
Minnesota
Missouri
Nebraska
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Cedar Rapids
Marion
Asecer Eveeneer
Sebeeer
Power policy shift signals possible peace with private utilities
Washington dispatches show a new administration attitude toward public utilities with a possible path to fair power rates without new government plants. President may seek a joint study with industry leaders to adjust capital structures and returns, while public funds for experiments face legal and economic scrutiny.
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Washington
Power Trust
Roosevelt
Portland
Ore
TVA
Columbia River
Schemes Rise to Fund Social IRS Fee via Rain Insurance
Early proposals focus on financing the social IRS fee by tapping citizens' participation in rain insurance programs. The plan envisions broad citizen involvement to cover costs and distribute risk across communities.
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Innity Citizens Rain Insurance
Antidotes to Industrial Misconceptions at New York Congress
The Congress of American Industry in New York challenges five claims about income and profits. It argues most people rely on misrepresented figures, noting workers’ share rose from 38 to 65 percent since 1850 and profits stayed around four percent of gross income while real wages climbed.
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Congress of American Industry
New York City
Congress
Hhis
Wealth and Liberty Echoes Across Eccentric Elites
A reflective critique questions why the ultra rich seem eccentric, arguing wealth grants freedom from law and opinion. It ponders whether true liberty exists, noting public judgment restrains behavior and that wealth can corrupt character, while labeling intellectuals’ shifts from cities to villages as a test of privacy versus publicity.
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Fiave
Newportney by Day Metsty and Newsmaking Social Roundup
Column chronicles social whirl in New York with meetings among Dean Ackerman, Ewing Galloway, Kathryn Carver, Ruth Bryan Owen, and others at Fannie Hurst’s, the Colony, and Broadway. Notes Baruch’s Miami farming pivot and Hergesheimer’s retirement mood. Ginger Rogers hailed as screen icon amid Wupperman family’s tonic business.
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York
Dean Ackerman
Columbia
Ewing Galloway
57Th Street
Kathryn Carver
Fannie Hurst
Ruth Bryan Owen
E. O’ Coblentzes
Clarence Blethens
Seattle
Howard Chandler Christys
William Curley
Dot
Deac Aylesworth
Colony
Tommy Millard
Bernard Gimbles
Frank Swinnerton
Saling Baruch Turns to Soil and Plaza Move Noted
The deli mogul Reuben expands again moving to Fifth Avenue near the Plaza, with crowds gathering and police guarding souvenir snatchers. Nearby, old crime site Joe Elwell’s former home draws daily curiosity as tourists linger in the Bronx and on West 70s.
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Reuben
Plaza Zone
Fifth Avenue
Bronx
Hauptmann
New York
Joe Elwell
Tama High School Football Banquet Honors Team
Thirty two Tama high school football players were guests at a Saturday banquet in the Central school building. Attendees included Supt E H Nelson Principal Ben Jones and coaches O E Wilcox and others. Speeches by S C Nelson Elmer Ferneau Richard Nelson and Marvin Barlow plus musical selections closed the program.
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TAMA
E. H. Nelson
Ben Jones
O. E. Wilcox
R. A. Hungerford
Louis McIntire
Claude Weaver
Irwin Puth
Herbert Clark
S. C. Nelson
Elmer Ferneau
Anna Catherine Ferguson
Janet Griswold
Richard Nelson
Marvin Barlow
O. E Wilcox
Drab Exterior May Hide Emily’s Depth And Fineness
A reader explores judging by appearance and asks Miss Manners about depth of character. Emily seems drab but is described as witty and well informed. The column offers guidance on judging others and balancing parental approval with friendships.
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Emily
Miss Manners
Mind and reading speed highlight science claims
An author notes scientific views on reading pace and comprehension. Alvin C Eurich’s tests show fast readers recall and understand slightly more than slower readers. The discussion questions whether insanity will rise with time, noting evolving diagnoses rather than a simple trend.
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Alvin C. Eurich
University of Minnesota
How To Indse Four Probable Success In Business
A small booklet of twenty eight pages offers tests designed by Dr Barry We Hepner psychologist at Syracuse University. It promotes business success as part of a service to readers. Request by mail with SASE and tencepts to cover printing and handling. Address Dr Albert BE Wizcam care of The Cedar Rauls Gazette.
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Barry We Hepner
Syracuse University
Albert Edward Wiecam
Albert BE. Wizcam
Cedar Raulds
marital advice on wives and in laws
The excerpt argues a wife should consult her husband on major matters not her family and suggests couples share life’s problems equally. It notes money and sex issues often spark disputes and claims in law that in laws cause marital trouble.
Resignations and new appointments in local business and education
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance general agent Co D Van Vechten resigns. Roswell H Pickford named successor. John B Turner and Son open new mortuary at Second Ave and Eighth St. Minneapolis flour tops nine dollars per barrel. School board plans spring vote on two new high schools and a stadium. Bob Sheldon elected captain of next Coe College football team.
Local News Briefs From Des Moines Area
Mike Ford injured in a late evening crash at Second avenue and Eighteenth street SE. "September Morn" featured at Greene's opera house. E R Moore elected Master of Kadosh at Iowa Consistory No 2. Herbert Beals named captain of Washburn college football. "A Romance of Coon Hollow" shown at Greene's opera house. J J Powell in Des Moines on business. E E Clark, grand chief of the Order of Railway Conductors, to install division officers in Des Moines. Central Park Presbyterian church dedicated yesterday. State supreme court rules cities to receive mulct tax proceeds.
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Mike Ford
Second Avenue
Eighteenth Street
Greene’s
Opera House
E. R. Moore
Kadosh
Iowa
Herbert Beals
Washburn
Coon Hollow
Greene
J. J. Powell
Des Moines
E. E. Clark
The
Order of Railway Conductors
Central Park Presbyterian Church
State Supreme Court
Notice of Appointment of Executor and Bank Meeting
Notice is hereby given that on December 8 1934 Y H Kubichek was appointed and qualified as executor of the Mary C Douda estate in Linn County Iowa. All debts should be paid and claims filed with the Linn County District Court Clerk. The Peoples Savings Bank stockholders meet January 8 1935 at 4 00 PM at Cedar Rapids Iowa for director elections and other business.
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Tony
State of
Iows
Linn County
Mary C. Douda
Iowa
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Peoples Savings Bank
Third Avenue
First Street West
Cedar Rapids
County of Linn
State of Iowa
WM. Rinderknecht. JR
Notice of Will Probate Hearing in Linn County Iowa
District Court will hear the proof and admission of the Last Will and Testament of Anne Harman, late of Linn County, deceased, to probate. Cedar Rapids Iowa date December 14. Clerk Edwin W. Lundquist. Attorney A Beald.
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State of Iowa
Linn County
Tada Belin
Anne Harman
Said
District Court
Cedar Rapids
Towa
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