Dairies Meet City Milk Requirements in Cedar Rapids
City dairy inspector Dr. A R Menary reports December milk in Cedar Rapids met city milk standards. Testing rules require three percent butterfat in milk and sixteen percent in cream, with plate counts under 50 000 per c c being low and under 25 000 very low.
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Cedar Rapids
A. R. Menary
C.c
Benda James
Berdick Wes
Bindler Roy
Epeer Roy
Blue Valley Dairy
Me Valley Dairy
Ceress
Cedar Heights
Bene Wow Co
Cedar Valley Dairy
Cedar Springs
Avis
Maniti Dairy
Jersey
Maniti
Ersey H. T
Elmhurst
Evergreen
Goodenough
Wighland
Emperial
Enary RM
Ayne
Enningroth
Penningroth
Petrack Chas
Petty J W
Wee Bros. Dairy
Jineraries Dairy
Ee Searles Dairy
Schneiders Dairy
Sunnyside Dairy
Ondracek
Vondracek
Weintz
Ee Whiting
Whiting
Low Pet Sone Whiting Dairy
Low Bush i. Whiting Dairy
Old Williams Dairy
Yelik
Eae Eas
Federal income tax blanks mailed for 1936 returns
Tax blanks for 1936 income were mailed Monday to all who filed last year. Other taxpayers may obtain blanks at the United States collector of internal revenue Cedar Rapids office in the federal building. Exemptions: singles $1,000, married $2,500 plus $400 per dependent under 18 or incapacitated.
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United States Collector of
Internsl Revenue
Cedar Rapids
City Briefs and Personal Items Highlight Local Notes
A Cedar Rapids city roundup reports gas BTU content at 1 042.6 for December, a lost suitcase found on Highway 161 tied to Marion resident Mrs. Hart, and Raymond Coward’s two week Arkansas trip. Also notes Ahepa officers to be installed, Rev Newhouse’s talk, a Narber traffic fine, and December police fines totaling 415 with related fees.
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Carl Cross
Emerson
Here
Iowa City
Harry Hart
Fifth Avenue
Marion
Raymond Coward
Avenue
Arkansas
Coward
Emmett P Coward
Searcy
Ark
Little Rock
Local attorney becomes Rapids township justice of the peace
H R Churchill, a local attorney, was sworn in as justice of the peace for Rapids township on Saturday succeeding W J Grunewald who had held the post for two years. Churchill will operate from Room 12 Magnus block over 115 Second street SE with hours 8 a m to 5 p m. His office phone remains 2 3321. A S Reed was reelected as the other justice of the peace.
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H. R. Churchill
Mariposa Lily quilt design and Miss Manners advice items
The column outlines Nancy Page quilt patterns with the Mariposa Lily design and its regional names, plus instructions for fabric cutting and assembly. It also features Miss Manners advice on marriage timing and social class issues, and notes New Zealand highway casualties over seven years.
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Miss Manners
The STARS SAY A Day Of Startling Lunar Alignments
Horoscope brief foresees unsettled and dramatic conditions with sudden romantic entanglements. Elopements and possible scandal or delays are noted, with potential litigation but eventual favorable outcomes. Advises caution with confidences around young people. A lively birthday year is foretold for those born on this day.
Bitter Lesson From Molly’s Betrayal
An older woman, Mrs. H., learns Molly has used her kindness to mock her gullibility. The revelation brings bitter pain but also clarity, as the caregiver realizes the hard truth about the young woman she admired.
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Mrs. H
Molly
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Good Housekeeping
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Anne
Coffe
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Hall
China
Jewel Tea Co., Inc
D. D. Coale
Ostoria
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Luy
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