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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1946

Page

4

All-American Bred Gilts Go Under Hammer at Hawkeye Downs

A crowd of about 300 packed Hawkeye Downs for the Freuhaus farms bred gilt sale described as a grand show with 44 lady hogs. The event featured auctioneers praise and a free roast beef dinner, with shoppers and bidders filling the sale pavilion and dressing room stalls.

Naomi Doebdel New York Madison Square Garden Flo Ziegfeld Freuhaus Farms Hawkeye Downs

Auction Highlights Hampshire Gift Sow Lady Roller IV

The Hampshire Swine Registry auction drew farmers and city folk as Kraschel and Shaw lauded Lady Roller IV. Bids, catalog notes, and expert opinions described the gilt’s near ideal type, with remarks on her ear, litter potential, and resemblance to pork products. Ward Williams led the ring while buyers eyed other gift sows and celebrated family trees amid a lively sale atmosphere.

Howard Hall Roy Choate A. L. Killian Herbert L. Killian Charles M. Daniel Harold Ross H. N. Strader Marion Harry Moore Chicago R. L. Pemberton Des Moines Hampshire Swine Registry Association Charles Gorrell Fruehauf Kraschel Shaw Hampshires Lady Roller Hampshire

Laff A Day: Weekend Trip Tale

A captioned humor strip notes someone setting out for a cabin in the mountains for a weekend. The line evokes small town leisure and simple travel plans. The joke rests on the anticipation of rural escape and quiet solitude.

Mother-in-law, Home Don’t Mix in Police Court

Police Court Judge Harry S. Johnson hears Alva and Mrs. Hunter of 911 Seventeenth Street SE on domestic disturbance charges. Mrs. Hunter testified to prior arrests for similar acts and cited children as reason to stay. Hunter was fined $25 and costs but the fine was suspended for good behavior. The article ends with a note about the Gibbon ape, the smallest anthropoid.

Harry S. Johnson Alva Hunter Seventeenth Street SE Hunter

Justice Miller To Lead Civil Rules Discussion

Iowa Supreme Court Justice Frederic M. Miller will lead a Linn County Bar association civil procedure rules discussion at the Roosevelt hotel starting Thursday at 5 p.m. The program covers the 1943 civil procedure rules with a 6:30 p.m. dinner and includes updates on the forthcoming Code of Iowa from Frederick F. Faville.

Iowa Supreme Court Frederic M. Miller Des Moines Linn County Bar Association Legal Institute Roosevelt Hotel Justice Miller Frederick F. Faville Supreme Court Iowa Cedar Jones Counties

Japanese Naval Intelligence War Report Ordered

Tokyo dispatch says Gen. Douglas MacArthur’s headquarters ordered the Japanese government to submit a complete report detailing all aspects and ramifications of Japanese naval intelligence during the war.

Tokyo INS MacArthur

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