BUBSCRIPTIO BY MAIL IN [0WA BEVEN ISSUES
The ad lists weekly and yearly subscription rates by mail and carrier for multiple regions including Iowa Wisconsin Minnesota Missouri Nebraska South Dakota and territories. Advertising representatives are named Allen Klapp Frasier Co. in Chicago and Allen Klapp Frasier in New York. It notes full leased wire reports from Associated Press International News and United Press with copyright caveats.
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Iowa
Tli+nois
Aliinesota
Missouri
Nebraska
South Dakota
Wisconsin
O & Forelep
Bavanco Coveseteesres
Aner Sonn Ana Sses Advertising
Chicago
Allen-Klapp-Frazifer CO
Michigan Ave
New York
ALLEN+KLAPF-FRAZIER
Fifth Avenue
Associated Press
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United Press
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Stop Spending Our Money Says Butler Slogan for People
Nicholas Murray Butler urges adopting the phrase Stop spending our money as the real slogan for the American people warning against wasteful spending and urging fiscal responsibility.
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Nicholas Murray Butler
Civil service bill eyed to extend merit system in post office
Senator Arthur Vandenberg plans a bill to extend Civil Service merit rules to most post office jobs, excluding the postmaster general, aiming to remove politics from appointments. President Roosevelt’s stance divisions and prior orders are noted amid debate over reform and efficiency.
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Farley
Arthur Vandenbug
Senate Chamber
Post Office Department
Postal Department
Washington
Public Service Corporation
Vandenburg
Congress
Roosevelt
Civil Service Commission
Classified Service
Gentral
National Civil Service Reform League
United States Civil Service Commission
Civil Service Comini San
War's Cost and the Moral Failing of Nations
A critical essay argues nations prolong wars through chivalry and bias guarding noncombatants. It cites propaganda, profiteering, and home front complacency as drivers of misery, urging destruction of property behind front lines and moral accountability for leaders and citizens alike.
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Germany
Sherman
America
New York Day by Day excerpts and social notes
A bustling NY diary section recounts meetings with Bob Davis, Dr. Abraham Rosenbach, Henry and Ann Sell, Zona Gale, and James Melton. It sketches Algonquin hangouts, author circles, and witty jabs at cultural figures, plus social curiosities from the Dakota and apartment life.
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New York
Bob Davis
Old Mexico
Abraham Rosenbach
57Th Street
Henry
Ann Sell
Zona Gale
Ilady
Dafoe
Mary Dougherty
Will H. Hayses
H. T. Webster
Florida
James Melton
Community relief and state responsibility in postwar funding
The text argues for keeping relief money under local control to reduce graft and unfair cross state taxation. It contends that dense urban areas should not bear all taxes for relief and urges states to shoulder more responsibility, endorsing the YERA's approach while noting a curiosity about the second oldest distilling firm in eastern ads.
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YERA
America
Meager days for royalty in old tales and politics
The piece mocks Hitler’s hold on German folklore and notes an administration plan to set aside a billion dollars for the river. It references a headline about Ogburn urging U S regulation and questions his recent whereabouts.
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Hitler
Prince Charming
Ten to Thirty Years Ago in the Gazette
The Gazette recalls bold thieves stealing letters with money from city post boxes with two women named in the gang. Streetcar holds occurred at Fourth Street and First and Third Avenues for twelve minutes due to a Rock Island freight train. Deputy assessors were named by Dom Feireisen, and the Rock Island shops training school for apprentices is praised. River danger prompts halt of heavy work near the Firt Avenue bridge. CSPS national headquarters moved to town with new Cedar Rapids officers installed. J M Martinek, Bohemian business figure, dies in Iowa City. Louise Crawford departs for Boston to study music.
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Fourth Street
First
Third Avenues
Rock Island
Dom Feireisen
George M. Armstrong
Arthur G. Charter
Fred C. Dow
Frank Hlavaty
Arthur M. Mott
Joseph Wavrin
McDuff
Firt Avenue
Supreme
Cedar Rapids
John Tlasty
F. W. Slapniclka
E. %. Beatty
Joseph Ulch
Joseph Lunak
A J. Janbor
J. M. Martinek
Iowa City
Louise Crawford
Boston
Georgian cotton plan to burn every tenth bale shocks market
Georgian cotton farmers announce a bid to reduce supply by burning every tenth bale to stabilize prices. Sergeant Kitty entertains at Greene's Opera House. Prof G E King elected secretary treasurer of the National Business Teachers association. Charles F Hutchens leaves for Pawnee Oklahoma to start a business. The Australian stump tailed lizard shows head and tail nearly identical in appearance.
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Kitty
Greene's
Opera House
G. E. King
National Business Teachers Association
Charles F. Hutchens
Pawnee
Okla
Will Rogers on Crime Ethics in Hollywood Bar
Will Rogers criticizes the California Bar Association for purging lawyers with underworld ties and claims the bar promotes ethics while ignoring crime. He mocks lawyers as crime facilitators and questions ethics in the legal profession.
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Hollywood
Calif
California Bar Association
Mle
Will
Exploring Mind and Morality in Scientific Light
A 1935 author note discusses how science informs ethics and behavior. It cites Drs. Hrdlicka, Hartshorne, and May on crawling, honesty, and learned acts, arguing that morality is shaped by experience rather than inborn traits.
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Hugh Hartshorne
Mark May
Yale
Just Folks By Edgar A. Guest
A poetical column reflects on birth and mortality in a hospital setting. It notes Father Time visiting with a newborn year, a fragile patient named Neo Babe Tare Oe, and nurses witnessing births and deaths as a new anesthetic is introduced by injection into the bloodstream.
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Neo Babe Tare Oe
Resolution to Stifle Greed and Selfish Power
A public message urges modest New Year resolutions focused on kindness and restraint. Readers critique a columnist while urging better conduct and accountability. Letters discuss dating, self-improvement, and Miss Manners advice, urging empathy and personal growth rather than personal attacks.
STARS SAY For Tuesday January 1
By GENEVIEVE KEMBLE the year opens with progress and prosperity across business and influence. Expect opportunities to gain support from corporations and secret bodies but face obstacles and enmities. Those born today may achieve status and friendships with authorities. Notable nativity Paul Revere.
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Paul Revere
No Mail Delivery Tuesday Except Specials in Cedar Rapids
New Year’s day will see no regular mail delivery in Cedar Rapids with the downtown post office closed all day except for special delivery letters and parcels. Mail sorting will occur to serve box holders and collection at 5 p.m. Public buildings and most businesses will close all day Tuesday.
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Cedar Rapids
Former Soviet Leaders Exiled to the North
Daily Express dispatch from Warsaw says Gregory Zinovieff and Leo Kaneneff, once prominent in communism, were banished to Solovetski island in the White Sea. Stalin allegedly ordered their exile after a covert plot claim, with no trial, as they were taken by special freight train to the Arctic.
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London
The
Daily Express
Warsaw
Gregory Zinovieff
Leo Kaneneff
Solovetski Island
White Sea
Josef Stalin
Zinovieff
Kaneneff
Dispatch
Arctic
Perfect Attendance Record Held By 31 In Mission Sunday School
Sun shine Mission Sunday school lists thirty one members with perfect attendance for 1934 including couples parents and children. Names include Bert West N Christianson G Hamilton Florence Foster Irene Thompson Boxwell Pierson Evans Johnson Day Markham Wall Tompkins Franks Dykhuizen Lanning Kucera Shea Buhler and others. Four recipients boast three year perfect attendance: Ruth Christianson Edna Christianson Mrs. Markham and Harvey Dykhuizen.
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Sunshine Mission Sunday School
Bert West
N Christianson
Ethel
Ruth
Harold
Donald
Edna
G. Hamilton
Gertrude
Bernice
Edna Finch
Florence Foster
Irene Thompson
Joseph Boxwell
K. Pierson
G. Evans
L. Johnson
F. Day
M. McKarty
Alice Wall
Mildred Tompkins
Laurence Franks
Harvey Dykhuizen
D. Markham
N. Trabue
M. Lanning
V. Kucera
Arlene Shea
Darleen Buhler
Edna Christianson
Mrs. Markham
Increases in Gasoline Beer Cigaret and Inheritance Taxes
DES MOINES AP Four important revenue sources gasoline cigaret inheritance and beer taxes all rose in 1934 from 1933, led by gasoline receipts up 1 289 271 to 11 898 503. Inheritance tax receipts rose 219 671 to 737 000 and cigaret tax reached 1 261 464 up 153 427. Final yearly figures were not yet complete but showed gains across sections.
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Des Moines
Joe J. W
City Airport Rent Paid by Chamber of Commerce Official
Charles D. Manson, secretary of the Order of Commerce, appeared before the city council to deliver a $400 check for the first six months rent on the municipal airport. The Chamber of Commerce had agreed to cover rent for two years when the airfield was leased last year.
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Charles D. Manson
The
Order of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Marriage Licenses Reported in Four Pairs
Francis T. Shadle of Estherville and Freda Young of Marion. H E. Redell of Cedar Rapids and Jewel Warner of Dubuque. Paul Morrison of Cedar Rapids and Eleanor Humphrey of Van... Tore.
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Francis T. Shadle
Estherville
Freda Young
Marion
H E. Redell
Cedar Rapids
Jewel Warner
Dubuque
Paul Morrison
Eleanor Humphrey
van Torne
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