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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1933

Page

9

New Iowa Bill Proposes Combined Sales Franchise and Income Taxes

A new Iowa Senate bill combines a retail sales tax a business franchise tax and a personal net income tax aiming to raise 25 to 40 million dollars annually. It would allocate the first 25 million to public schools the next 5 million to state government operations and the remainder to state-directed uses. The measure is sponsored by Senator Beardsley of Warren County with several related tax proposals already before the Senate.

Des Moines Senate Iowa General Assembly Beardsley Warren County Patterson Harrington Ways and Means Committee C E. Hearst Iowa Farm Bureau G. F Bloss Farmers Union and Farm Holiday Association J C Lewis State Federation of Labor Hearst

Amana stockholders hold first meeting in Amana

Four hundred seventy seven stockholders attended the inaugural Amana corporation stockholders meeting held in Amana Monday afternoon. Reports from Business Manager Arthur Barlow Secretary Peter Stuck and Treasurer William F Moershel were adopted with no other business conducted.

Amana Corporation Amana Arthur Barlow Peter Stuck William F Moershel

Old World Remedy Promises Relief From Rheumatism

An advertisement touts a swift acting formula named Rgenru and Allenru from May Drug Co. Podzimek Phey and leading druggists. It claims 48 hours to ease pain inflammation and uric acid buildup with a guaranteed money back offer for 85 cents per bottle.

Rgenru Allenru May Drug Co Podzimek Phey

When Your Cough Hangs On Mix This at Home

A home cough remedy claims quick relief from stubborn coughs by mixing Piney to a compound of Norway pine and sugar with water to create an elixir. The ad promises low cost and rapid easing of phlegm and inflamed membranes with guaranteed relief or money back.

Drugesst

Pioneer Of Benton Observes Birthday

Hiram Ringler aged 85 celebrated at Belle Plaine Iowa where he has lived since 1900 after retiring from farming. Born February 14 1848 in Zanesville Ohio he came west with his parents in 1851 settling near Burlington before moving to Benton county. He and his wife ran a boarding house and later did team work hauling sand when possible. He has seven children four deceased and remains with numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren.

The Gazette Belle Plaine Hiram Ringler Iowa Zanesville Ohio Burlington Mississippi River Benton County Hickory Grove Blairstown Hannah Woodrow Ll. L. Ringler Ringler George Ringler Myrtle Sparrowgrove Sparrowgrove Raymond Sparrowgrove Helen Ronchett

Farm Homes Destroyed by Sunday Hayesville Blaze

Three farmhouses near Hayesville burned on Sunday including the Beasley residence where Mrs J F Beasley escaped by luck. Also lost were homes of the Howard Van Nansdale and Ralph Shirkes with nothing saved from the structures.

Garete Sigourney Hayesville J F Beasley Howard van Nansdale Ralph Shirkes

Weather forecast for Iowa turns frigid with readings near zero

The weather bureau predicted temperatures from 10 above to 10 below zero across Iowa Tuesday night. Northwest areas may see 10 below while the southeast could reach 10 above. Wednesday looks generally fair with colder temps in the northwest and north central. Monday’s high reached 28 at Keokuk and Charles City posted 6 below. Light snow from a trace to a half inch was widespread.

Des Moines Iowa Weather Bureau Keokuk Charles City

Enrollment hits record at Iowa Law School

The University of Iowa college of law reports 245 students this semester with June to June enrollment at 280, the highest since 1865. Dean Eugene A. Gilmore says over half of the 107 freshmen hold bachelor of arts degrees. Second and third year classes number 69 each. Webster Savings Bank opens under the new state banking law.

Iowa City University of Iowa College of Law Eugene A. Gilmore Webster Webster Savings Bank

Benton County Taxpayers league starts township drive

The Benton County Taxpayers league launches a countywide membership drive with fifty cent dues to support its work. President is B. H. Blocher of Vinton. other officers include Sam Rieke, John Healy, L. C. Eggleston. executive committee lists Kray, Albertsen, Koopman, Rieke, Healy, Blocher.

Winton Court House Benton County Taxpayers League B. H. Blocher Vinton Sam Rieke van Horne John Healy Mount Auburn L. C. Eggleston W. C. Kray John Albertsen Keystone Otto Koopman Newhall

Hearts and Laces Puzzle Clue Grid Overview

The page presents a dense crossword style grid with clues and numbering for across and down entries. It lists numerous definitions and word fragments including sections labeled 1A and vertical clues, with references to animals, objects, and abstract terms, plus miscellaneous notes on word lengths and directive hints.

Poweshiek Health Group Plans Home Talent Play

The Poweshiek County Health association hosts a two night home talent play at Broadway theater Brooklyn on February 16 and 17 to raise funds for county health promotion and correction work. Directed by Frances Fitzgerald and Theresa Ryan with Dr Busby’s orchestra, the cast features Lawrence Kinnamon Helen Ecklund Lourie Montgomery and others including a school day frolic and Good Luck Revue acts, plus college and chorus girls and pianist Suzanne Fauver.

The Gazette Brooklyn Poweshiek County Health Association Broadway Frances Fitzgerald Therse Ryan Busby Lawrence Kinnamon Helen Ecklund Lourie Montgomery Gene Downey Harold Redd Frances Jack Lawson Harriet McMurray Bob Neff Gordon Cronk Patsy Talbott Phyllis Ann Fowler Wilma Jean Geiger Alice Newton Patricia Akery Betty Sinclair Jean Brown Charlotte Helm Jane Talbott Maxine Gocring Gretchen Gocring Lena Eggert Sue Eggert Maxine Jacobs Edith Kinnamon Doris Downey Vivian Sinclair Wilma Strimmer Fay Eichhorn Margaret Eggert Aileen Keeny Evelyn Keller Suzanne Fauver

Tama County Grand and Petit Jurors Chosen at Toledo

Tama County selects its grand jury for the coming year listing T. W. Brown Montour through J. Wrage Gladbrook. Petit jurors for the March term named include Anna Arp Clutier, Chris Anderson Toledo, Edward Blozek Chelsea, Zelma Blodgett LeGrand, Louise Bartcek Chelsea, Minnie Buchmeyer Tama, Matilda Breese Tracy, Lot tie Bostian Tama, Fern Bartlett Toledo, and many others across Tama, Grundy, Dysart, Garwin, Chelsea, and To ledo communities.

Toledo Tama County Grand Jury T. W. Brown Montour A. J. Calderwood Traer A. V. Fulton Tama Harry Hary John Hayes Buckingham Emil Jipp Lincoln Horace Krinzle Alice Menzle Garwin E. M. McElhinney Dysart F. J. Parizek Clutier A. C. Dugan F. J. Dolash Alfred Ewoldt Clutter Ethel Evans Margaret Enright Lillian Foster D. H. Fernau Cora Irvine C. B. Jessen Joe King Gladbrook Madaline Kraft Esther Lee

Clermont Governor’s Namesake William Larrabee in Serious Condition

William Larrabee of Clermont, son and namesake of a former governor, is critically ill in a Decorah hospital after gallstone treatment and heart weakness. An operation performed Saturday was reportedly successful, but he remains in a precarious state.

Clermont William Larrabee Decorah

Fifteen Thousand Dollar Still Seized Near Brayton Farm

Audubon Iowa Carl Tacke of Breda was jailed after federal agents and Audubon county officers discovered a 1000 gallon still at the Frank Thielen farm near Brayton. The still valued at $15,000. authorities also seized 200 gallons of alleged alcohol in cans, similar amounts in vats, and multiple truckloads of sugar and coke.

Audubon Ins Carl Tacke Breda Prohibition Audubon County Frank Thielen Brayton

Senate Committee Approves Stamp Money Measure for Poor Relief

Des Moines AP report notes the Roelofs Zylstra bill would let counties adopt stamp money for relief. Unemployed workers would receive $1 in stamps redeemable for goods, with a 2 cent stamp added on each use. Banks could accept stamps in exchange for currency or credit, subject to stamps attached.

Des Moines Senate Committee On Roelofs-Zylstra Charles J. Zylstra Sioux County Hawarden Senate Garritt E. Roelofs Board of Supervisors Zylstra

Blaze at Brandon High School Laboratory Fight Fires

Fire broke out in the high school laboratory Monday morning as phosphorus and ether burned fiercely. Three girls going to school discovered the blaze and all extinguishers were used before it was controlled. In Olin, the Fred Biere family home burned Saturday from an undetermined cause. Only a small amount of furniture was saved on the first floor and both house and furnishings were insured.

Vinton James Bramwell Vinton Hospital Ed, Means Waite Brandon Olin Fred Biere

More Scientists and Fewer Politicians in Office Help

Prof Hugh Taylor of Princeton urges in Toa City that more scientists and fewer politicians could revive prosperity. Speaking before the Toa City Chamber of Commerce he argues U S research can curb British Dutch rubber monopoly and that study of monopolies and international debts may ease global tensions.

Jowa City Hugh 5. Taylor Princeton University Towa City

Mrs Avery Crary of Grundy Center Dies in Iowa City

Mrs Avery Crary 56 of Grundy Center died Sunday at University hospital Iowa City after a severe flu attack. He was a leading attorney here and county engineer in Grundy county until his death in October 1927. Survived by four children E L Voss Evanston Julia Inglewood CA Annabelle USC and Evelyn Grundy Center high school junior.

Grundy Center Avery Crary University Hospital Iowa City Crary Grundy County Evanston Julia Inglewood, Calif Annabelle University of Southern California Evelyn Grundy Center High School

Kruschen Salts Advertises Quick Fat Loss

Fat man Clarence A Case of Monterey Park California claims Kruschen Salts helped him shed 12 to 18 pounds after belt tightens. The ad urges taking a half teaspoon in hot water each morning and offers a four week bottle for a few cents with a money back guarantee at May Drug Co Podzimek Phey or any drugstore.

Clarence A. Case Monterey Park Calif May Drug Co Podzimek Phey

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