Hog Fight by Little Gallery Director in Arts Exhibit
Francis R White of the Cedar Rapids Little Gallery creates a life size tempera painting titled Hog Fight for the Iowa Speaks traveling exhibit. The piece shows a white boar grappling a black and white boar, with a farmer separating them, and reflects White’s study of pig anatomy and personality from stockyards and field museum sketches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Gallery
Federation of Arts
Naome Dolbel
Ellis Parker Butler
Iowa
Francis R White
Cedar Rapids
Towa
Mr White
Marcel
Chicago
PWA
Washington, D. C
United States
Modern Museum
New York City
American Federation of Arts
Mr. White
Francis R. White
Barrere Little Symphony to Play at Coe Wednesday Night
The Barrere Little Symphony in its eighteenth season will perform at Coe College chapel on Wednesday night. Georges Barrere will solo with the orchestra in Mozart’s Flute Concerto in D. Nearby reviews praise Barrere as a master of the flute and the ensemble. Memberships for next season available at the One College Conservatory of Music.
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Barrere Little Symphony
Coe
Barrere
Georges Barrere
Henry Miller Theater
Salt Lake City
Robert Simon
The
New Yorker
Maurice Chevalier
Faure
Community Concert Association
One College Conservatory of Music
Play Institute To Be Held Monday At Grant
Picnic games and stunts will be presented Monday evening at 7 30 in Grant high gymnasium for the seventeenth session of the play ground commission s recreation institute. Dick Largent Ralph Martin and Mary Ann Kress will assist in conducting the session. Tach will be the next to the last the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant High
Playground Commission
Dick Largent
Ralph Martin
Mary Ann Kress
Tach
Plan Special Display of Chrysler and Plymouth Cars
Chrysler and Plymouth vehicles will be shown in a special display at Hadad Master Service show rooms located at Second Venue and Fifth Street from today through Wednesday. Complete lines of both car makes will be exhibited.
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Chrysler
Plymouth
Hadad
Second Venue
Fifth Street
Wages for Farm Workers Who Are Married
A letter from A. A. Sunderlin of Delhi Iowa argues farm labor should be paid at equal rates across the state. He compares 1933 34 costs to current prices and calculates a married farmworker living wage of about 2.29 dollars per day plus housing milk and garden produce, totaling roughly 866.48 per year for 3754 hours, noting seasonal work and winter hardships.
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F. J. Weigel
Ryan
Iowa
A. A. Sunderlin
Delhi
In Defense of Mr Dvorak Letter to the Editor
Lillian Finnigan Josifer of Amana Iowa defends Mr Dvorak against claims of inexperience arguing he misjudges laboring conditions and expenses. She contends country life let him cut costs by gardening and self slaughtering meat while recalling profitable farm hardware business days.
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the Gazette
Dvorak
Lillian Finnigan Josifer
Whole milk needed for under nourished children urges
In The Gazette and curved Current Comment a call for supplying under nourished children with natural whole milk. The National Dairy Council warns flavor and butterfat must stay intact. standardizing and pasteurizing threaten taste, reducing consumption. Lawrence Wilson urges mothers to demand natural whole milk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Gazette
National Dairy Council
Bulletin
Lawrence Wilson City
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ANC
Cass
Servier Aickinson Secretariat
Cedar Rapids Savings Bank
al Poe
General Electric
Play Institute
Grant
Dial
Second St. NE
People’s Forum
MR. Dvorak
Checker Motor Supply, Inc
Second Ave
Silvania
Mantel Radio
Briggs and Stratton
Wards
Montgomery
Ward
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