Dental Office Of Dr Esslinger Promotes In House Lab Work
Dr. O W Esslinger runs a Cedar Rapids dental practice with a private in house laboratory manufacturing plates crowns and bridges. The staff includes Dr C M Pinneo nurse Miss Dorothy Tubbs and office assistant Mrs E Margaret Esslinger who emphasize same day service for all patients and first come first served access within a seven five mile service radius.
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O. W. Esslinger
Granby Building
Esslinger
Iowa Theater
Dental College
Northwestern University
Iowa
Ft. Dodge
Cedar Rapids
C. M. Pinneo
Pinneo
University of Iowa
One of Citys Best Equipped Dental Offices
A feature on Dr. O. W. Esslinger and his modern dental suites in the Iowa Theater building. The article highlights the reception room with a radio, a laboratory corner, Dr. Esslinger in his private office, and operating rooms with staff members Mrs. E. Margaret Esslinger, C. M. Pinneo, Dorothy Tubbs, and others. It notes quality ingredients and thorough baking behind Colonial bread, with the Fifth Avenue and Eighth Street plant open for inspection.
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Esslinger
Dorothy Tubbs
St. Luke's Hospital
E. Margaret Esslinger
Hardendorf
O. W. Esslinger
Iowa Theater Building
Dr. Esslinger
C. M. Pinneo
Fifth Avenue
Eighth Street
Broulik Brothers See 50 Percent Boost in 1934
Broulik Brothers 1329 Second street SE report a 50 percent increase in business in 1934 over 1933 driven by demand for modernistic decorating and large commercial contracts. The Cedar Rapids firm employs fourteen and handles residential, industrial, and commercial painting and decorating with wallpaper, paint, varnish, brushes, and related supplies.
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Broulik Brothers
Second Street
Broulck Brothers
William L
Louis Broulik
Court House
McKinley
Roosevelt
Gazette
Cedar Rapids
St. Luke's Hospital
Dows
Security
Bell’s Ear in Early Voice Recording Device
The device used a dead man’s ear to capture voice vibrations. Speaking into the ear caused vibrations to be traced on smoked glass, recording human voice signals in an early apparatus.
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Alexander Graham Bell
Permits Issued For Week To Local Residents
Building permits issued for the week ending Friday include Joseph H. Stanek remodeling a dwelling at 190 Seventeenth Avenue SW for 250 dollars John Manak building a new greenhouse at 407 Edgewood Road NW for 150 dollars Auditorium company remodeling at 121 129 First Street NE for 3957 dollars Frank Pratt repairing fire loss at 1011 Fifteenth Street SW for 60 dollars Perpetual Savings and Loan Company repairing fire loss at 720 Eighth Street NW for 700 dollars W A Murphy reroofing a dwelling at 718 Eighth Street SW for 110 dollars.
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Joseph H. Stanek
Seventeenth Avenue
John Manak
Edgewood Road
Auditorium Company
First Street
Frank Pratt
Fifteenth Street
Perpetual Savings and Loan Company
Eighth Street
W. A. Murphy
Colonial Baking Co Anticipates 1935 Sales Gain
Jack Walsh, president of the Colonial Baking company, says 1935 sales will rise as general business recovery continues and buying power increases. He notes demand for Colonial bread will be felt by eastern Iowa grocers, with Colonial trucks delivering fresh loaves daily to dealers across the region. The bread is kept uniform in quality through scientific mixing and humidity control.
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Jack Walsh
Colonial Baking Company
Walsh
Iowa
Colonial
Houston sets pace for rest of South
Houston, a major oil refining and marketing hub, reports 1934 as a strong year with record bank deposits and clearings, 500 new businesses mainly in oil and real estate, building activity near 1925–29 boom levels, and rising postal, tax, and school surpluses. The boom is linked to its port role in a vast coastal oil and cotton region.
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Houston
Tex
Terrebonne Paris
Hidalgo County
Texas
Treasury
H. L. Mills
Balster Plans January Purchase at Chicago Furniture Show
Balster Furniture manager V H Balster travels to the American Furniture Mart in Chicago for the semi annual show. The event features displays from major manufacturers and jobbers with new design trends and stock plans for the next six months. Balster aims to replenish depleted post holiday stock with 1935 offerings and lower prices to clear space for new merchandise. The Marion store serves Cedar Rapids area customers with low overhead and prices, reporting a strong 1934.
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V. H. Balster
Balster
Marion
American Furniture Mart
Chicago
Balster Company
Cedar Rapids
Urgent Baby Diapers Sent By Air Line Flight
Radio and flight crews intercepted an urgent message from a United Air Lines flight heading Cheyenne to Salt Lake City describing a request for one dozen diapers for Mrs. Carter to be ready at the Salt Lake City airport ticket office. Airport officials confirmed the order was filled.
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Salt Lake City
United Air Lines
Cheyenne
Carter
Forty Four Cedar Rapids Lumber and Hardware Firms
Cedar Rapids, 44 lumber building and hardware retailers were counted in the 1933 U S census. They reported total net sales of 892000, with 118 full time workers and payrolls of 177000. Main group was lumber and building materials led by fourteen firms at 473000 in sales.
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Cedar Rapids
United States Department of Commerce
Business Upturn Shown By Increasing Divorce
Philadelphia figures show 1934 divorces at 1,274, up from 1,114 in 1933, per prothonotary's office clerk Thomas F Riordan. He notes divorce costs and economic conditions correlate, suggesting a rising trend after the 1933 low.
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Philadelphia
Thomas F. Riordan
Riordan
First Canadian Expeditionary Force Leaves for France
The first Canadian expeditionary force departed for France on October 3 1914 as part of wartime mobilization.
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France
Revival of Gas Floodlighting Gains Ground in Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Gas company officials tout new gas floodlighting as efficient and high powered for street lights office fronts and signs. Three flood lamps on the office building Fourth Avenue SE demonstrate practicality with plans for more installations and summer signboard illumination.
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Cedar Rapids Gas Company
Third Street
Fourth Avenue SE
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C. W. Slattery
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Davenport
Burlington
Iowa City
Aed
Rude
Johns Manville Asbestos
Barrett
12Th Ave
Handler Motor Company
Ben
Handler
Dodge
Plymouth
Surrounding Territory
MaKibben Motor Co
Second Ave. SE
Colonial Baking CO
Cadow
Mer
Whrmeey Narromat Basic
Eure Ey Totter
W. G. Block CO
DIAL
Third St. SE
Oljal
Krebs
Lefebvre Corporation Manufacturers OF
XRAY
First Avenue SE
Wear Welch
iAsk
Towa
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
South
Furniture Mart
Wilson Label
Scott McIntyre & Co. Investment Securities
Merchants Nail
Bank
Marketa
8Th Ave
Broulie Brothers
2Nd St. SE
Wisconsin Lumber Company
Third Ave
Albert
Dyers & Dry Cleaners
1St Ave. E
Y.M.C.A
Electric Machinery Company
Rockwood
3Rd St. SE
Laurance Press
Wat
United State Bank
16Th Ave
C St
Sihpfpeer
Reliable Transit CO
Deer Delivery
Dia
Chicazo
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Waterloo
Marion, Iowa
Iowa Mutual Liability and Mutual Fire Underwriters
Old Line Mutual Insurance Institution
H. L. Nehls
W. D. Ralston
Second Avenue Southeast
Joe’s Welding Company
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
Cyrus Metcalf
First Avenue
Reliance Manufacturing & Machine CO
2Nd Ave
C. A. Fox
FOX Garage
15Th Street
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