Old Timers Club to recount history at Cedar Rapids Y event
The Cedar Rapids YMCA Old Timers dinner will feature veterans recounting early Y history from Civil War era to 1910. Charter signers and pioneers including John B Turner Charles A Laurance and H L Sailor are expected, with exhibits on early Y material and Cedar Rapids history.
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Cedar Rapids
Thomas B Powell
Associat 1S
First Street
First Avenue
Iham L. Phelps
Morrie Sanford
Hugh Orchard
John B Turner
Laurance
H L. Sailor
W H .Bushnell
Hawkins
Lyman Pierce
RB Sinclair
Alexander Sampson
London
England
George Williams
Y. M.C A
Sampson
Williams
Y M CA
G Greene
C A
Greene
Byron A. Barlow
Wall
S L. Dows
A. B
Teachers' Salaries Survey Shows College Work Pays
Iowa State Teachers College placement bureau data show elementary teachers earn about $40 more per year than the statewide average of 654. Among 1909 placements beginners received higher than veteran teachers, with some salaries near 200 for new hires and many experienced superintendents earning less than average.
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Cedar Falls
Iowa State Teachers College Placement Bureau
Towa
East College
Bureau
Grace Pool Tee
Iowa Bureau Augments Teaching Across Counties and States
The bureau supplied $1,200 to eight college teachers and extended services to all 99 Iowa counties. Ninety seven counties received teachers, and 769 towns in Iowa benefited with 519 towns obtaining teachers. Outside Iowa, 39 states and territories were served, with 67 teachers placed in out-of-state schools.
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Iowa
Bureau
City Briefs and Personals Highlights Local Meetings
The board of adjustment will meet Monday at 3 p.m. in the city council room at city hall. Morris Plan ad notes Mary Preston Beaven convalescing after illness since New Year’s Day at 1609 Sixth Avenue SE. Star of the West lodge No 1 Knights of Pythias will meet at 7 45 p.m. Monday at KP hall with rank of knight work. Ed Miller and R H Taylor of the alcohol tax division returned from Dubuque for grand jury. Gilbert Lattner returned to Dubuque as a Columbia College senior after holidays with parents at 911 B Avenue NW. Mrs Leo J Trachta leaves Mercy hospital after eleven days to home of her parents at 1833 Hamilton Street SW. Linn Encampment No 49 I O F will meet Thursday at 8 p.m. in Maine Lodge Hall for installation of officers by District Deputy Chief Patriarch Joseph F Hronek. refreshments follow. Linden Camp No 105 Modern Woodmen will meet Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. for lodge work, then card party at 8 30. Crandie display club notes correction: Mr Perkins spoke on photostatic methods. Elmer Rudd and W A Romesburg, charged with desertion, arraigned. Rudd bound over to grand jury, Romesburg held for county attorney conference. bond set at $500 for Rudd. Trowel Chapter No 49 R M to install 1935 officers Wednesday at 7 30 p.m.. spouses invited. refreshments, dancing, and cards to follow.
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Linn
Maine Lodge Hall
First Avenue E
Joseph F Hronek
Economist J W Arthur to speak at jet luncheon
J W Arthur an economist from Iowa State College will address a jet luncheon club meeting sponsored by the Canopus club at noon on January 22 at the Hotel Montrose. Chamber of Commerce members are also invited to attend.
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J W Arthur
Iowa State College
Canopus Club
Montrose Chamber of Commerce
Aso
Friendly Cooking School Sessions Led by Miss Harve Geiger
Miss Harve Geiger will lead cooking sessions on Tuesday and Thursday at 2 pm in the basement of the Cedar Rapids Cras company. The menu features meering filled with streamed veal, clap biscuits, and apple snow.
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Harve Geiger
Cedar Rapids Cras Company
Rotary Luncheon to Feature High Twelve President
Clark A Beems international president of the High Twelve clubs will speak at the Monday noon Rotary Club luncheon at the Hotel Roosevelt on the topic The death by own action of Surces. Dr FOR Hosista istermational secretary of Hugo Too clubs will attend as guest under protection of the shew blanket of the last month.
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Clark A Beems
High Twelve
Surces
Rotary Club
Hotel Roosevelt
Hosista
Hugo Too
Bleakley Picks Two Pansies from Separate Plants Saturday
The report notes that on Saturday Mrs Bleakley removed the snow and gathered two pansies from different plants.
Law firm dissolution and partners shift announced
Saturday announcement states the dissolution of Cahill Boland and Hines and that Don Hines joins Deacon Sargent and Spangler in the Merchants National Bank building. Wayne Boland, remaining partner, will set up an office in the American Trust building with Hines serving as assistant city attorney.
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Cahill, Boland and Hines
Don Hines
Deacon, Sargent and Spangler
Merchants National Bank
Wayne Boland
Maurice P Cahill
American Trust
Hines
Man Released After District Court Order In 1933 Malicious Injury Case
Don Ackerman 25 of Cedar Rapids was freed from the county jail at noon Saturday after police took him into custody Friday on a district court order issued April 3 authorizing a withheld muttimus on a five year term to Anamosa reformatory for malicious injury to property. The order was expunged by Judge H C Ring Saturday morning after county attorney questioned Ackerman.
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Don Ackerman
Cedar Rapids
Anamosa Reformatory
H. C Ring
Ackerman
Feed Dealers Hear Prof Gerlaugh at Wilson Company Dinner
Feed dealers from eastern Iowa attended a Saturday night dinner at the Hotel Montrose hosted by Wilson and company. Prof Paul Gerlaugh of the Ohio Experiment Station Wooster spoke on tankage as an economical protein supplement, detailing three years of tests and results of tankage in steel ration feeds.
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Iowa
Wilson and Company
Montrose
Paul Gerlaugh
Ohio
Wooster
Gerlaugh
Funeral services for C Graham Houx in Turner chapel
Funeral services for C Graham Houx will be held at 230 p.m today in the Turner chapel. The Rev John J Gent will officiate with burial in Cedar Memorial Park. Friends may call at the Turner chapel.
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Graham Houx
Turner Chapel
John J Gent
Cedar Memorial Park
Funeral services for Robert L Hassel in Walker church
Funeral services for Robert L Hassel are held today at 2 pm in the Christian church at Walker with the Rev Gordon Smith officiating. Burial will follow in Walker cemetery. Friends may call at Turner chapel until 11 am today.
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Robert L Hassel
Christian Church
Walker
Gordon Smith
Walker Cemetery
Turner Chapel
Funeral services for Emmet Kolsto set for Tuesday in Turner chapel
Funeral services for Emmet Kolsto will be held in the Turner chapel at 2 pm Tuesday. Burial will be made in the Norwegian cemetery at Norway. Friends may call at the home on the Lincoln Highway west until 10 am Tuesday.
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Emmet Kolsto
Turner Chapel
Bunal
Norway
Lincoln Highway
Funeral services for John Rooke in Turner chapel
Funeral services for John Rooke who died in Freeport Illinois will be held in the Turner chapel at 2 pm Monday The Rev Robert Little and Ma sons will have charge of the service.
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John Rooke
Freeport
Turner Chapel
Robert Little
Masons
Funeral services for Mrs Ellen J Spencer
Funeral services will be held in the funeral chapel at 3 30 pm Monday. The Rev H A Crumb will officiate and burial will be in Sisley Grove cemetery.
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Ellen J. Spencer
Furner Chapel
H. A. Crumb
Sisley Grove Cemetery
Church of Brethren Cast To Stage One Act Tonight
The Church of the Brethren presents a one act religious play Wake Up Dad by Charles M Davis at Trinity Methodist Church tonight at 7 30 pm. The cast includes Frank Myers Mrs Frank Myers Richard Heefner Verla Myers Juan s Ronk and Oren Prather. The public is invited.
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Church of the Brethren
Charles M Davis
Trinity Methodist Church
Frank Myers
Richard Heefner
Verla Myers
Juans Ronk
Oren Prather
Pennsylvania public service case docket confusion rises
A garbled report from Harrisburg outlines confusion over jurisdiction in cases touching public service matters. The text references rates for undertakers and a scattered mix of unrelated phrases suggesting a mis-transcribed court or regulatory notice with unclear details.
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Harrisburg
Pennslwinia Publi Service
Sim- AW
Beaurel
Uae
HOG PRICES STEADY IN CHICAGO MARKET DESPITE LIGHT SALES
Chicago stockyards Saturday saw hog prices hold steady in a light weekend market. Four terminals reported receipts totaling 11 900 with the top down 10 cents to 810. average around 765. Cattle and sheep markets also showed steadiness with weekly gains noted at Chicago and gains reported in East Buffalo and East St. Louis. Local commodities for wholesale market items and hides posted varied prices.
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Chicago
Pittsburgh
East Buffalo
East St. Louis
Cattle and hog markets mixed as receipts rise in Chicago
Chicago and Des Moines market reports show cattle receipts up with strong demand for fed steers and heifers while beef cows ease slightly. Hog prices hold steady to firm with light weights leading gains and packing sows quoted higher in most yards. Iowa shows mixed hog prices across regions with prime hogs and good packers varying by weight.
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Chicago
Dept. Agriculturer
Iowa
Des Moines
U 8
Interior
Minnesota
Associated Press
Waterloo
Mason City
Austin
Minn
Sinclair Nog
Bleclair’s
TISCA
Local Hog Market Sees Slight Price Change
A small shift in hog prices occurred Saturday affecting only the 140 180 pound grades. All other grades held steady with the top at 7.80 dollars per hundredweight.
Grain and livestock market notes from Cedar Rapids
Market brief lists miscellaneous Cedar Rapids grain items and poultry with rough readings for wheat, oats, and hens. Prices noted with fractions and percents, including under four and a half pounds weights, and various breeds like Leghorn hens.
Professionals and cash traders halt grain price slump on Chicago Board
Local professionals and cash interests supported grains on the Chicago board of trade as prices recovered from an early downturn. Wheat closed unchanged to 3.5 cents lower, corn slipped to 4.5 to 0.5 cents, oats fell 4.0 to 3.4 cents with May futures. Liquidation eased as packers bought, stop losses surfaced, and eastern linked houses led the selling. Liverpool and Buenos Aires markets moved modestly, while overall trade broadened with locals stepping in as disarray eased.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Supreme Court
Liverpool
Buenos Aires
Chicago cash grain prices and provisions as listed
The report lists cash grain quotes for Wheat Corn Oats Rye Barley Timothy Clover Seed Buckwheat and soybeans with bid offers and percentages. It also notes cash provisions for lard bellies and related items with prices such as $12.70 and $13.00 nominal.
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Chicago
Produce Markets Chicago Summary of Receipts and Prices
Chicago markets report receipts across produce and poultry with steady or unchanged prices. Butter creamery items show 93 score readings and various firsts and seconds. eggs list several price levels for fresh graded firsts and extras. potatoes note 54 receipts, Wisconsin and Idaho lots with US No 1 pricing. poultry supplies include live trucked stock steady and dressed turkeys unchanged.
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Chicago
U. S
Wisconsin
Idaho
St Louis Woman Leaps From Fifth Floor Apartment
ST LOUIS UP Mrs Julius Kline 52 wife of a former vice president of Kline s Inc fell or jumped to her death from a fifth floor apartment window Saturday in St Louis She had been under care of a nurse and was formerly from Cincinnati
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ST Louis
Julius Kline
Cincinnati
Kline's, Inc
Minnie Lerhman Dies Pioneer Resident of Stanwood
Mrs Minnie Lerhman 78 longtime Stanwood resident died at her home after several weeks illness She was born in Petershagen Germany married in Fort Wayne Indiana Sept 29 1878 and moved to Stanwood in 1893 She was active in the Evangelical Lutheran church Survived by husband two daughters Mrs Henry Haesemeyer and Mrs W G Nagler two sons Carl and Arthur Lerhman all of Stanwood and nine grandchildren Funeral services set for Monday at 2 pm at St Pauls Lutheran Church
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Stanwood
Minnie Lerhman
Henry Lerhman
Lehrman
Petershagel
Germany
Fred Hortsman
Fort Wayne
Ind
Lerhman
Evangelical
400 High Schools Using Pictures To Facilitate Teaching
Iowa high schools borrow the University of Iowa visual aids including 350 film reels and 105 slide sets to aid instruction. Lee Cochran outlined growing use of still and motion pictures in education noting rapid expansion since 1928 and interest from clubs, churches, hospitals, and committees.
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Gazette
Iowa City
Iowa
University of Iowa
Lee Cochran
Extension Division
Cochran
CCC
American Council On Education
Gazette Want Ad Rates Drawn From Historic Table
The text outlines alphabetical word count guidance for a want ad and presents a historical rate table for consecutive days and ad sizes with various line counts and price figures. It reflects era-specific newspaper advertising pricing and formatting.
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Agate Ype
Local Classified Advertisements and Notices
A mixed assortment of small ads and notices includes jewelry for sale at low prices from Iowa Loan Co 305 Mullin Building and references to trusses belts and medical supports. Also offers for Wrigleys Juicy Fruit chewing gum promotions and various service listings from Nash and Richards College Pharmacy among others.
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Iowa Loan Co
Montgomery Ward
Helen
Bob
Nash
Ave
Richards College Phcy Wan
Sioux Falls
Dak
Kenwood Transfer
Agnes E. White
E. & White
Grand Hotel
Hall Bicycle Co
R. Knitting Co
Paramount
Paramount Products, Inc
Dept. T
Des Moines
Laws
Diamonds
Watches and Jewelry
Dial
McCalls
Delineator
Pictorial Renew
the Pathfinder
McGregor
B. Bidgs
Maternity
Fairmount Hospital
Kansas City
Gazette Maternity Hospital
Eastside Hospital
E-27th
Richards College Pharmacy
Local Downtown Recreation and Dining Ads Showcase
A collage of 1940s style ads lists bowling alleys in Lincoln and eateries in Saint Paul area including German fried chicken and fishbowls at various venues. It highlights music nightly at Curley and his Entertainers and booth beer at several spots, with multiple addresses and taglines.
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Lincoln Bowling Alleys
Agat
St. SE
Little
Employment IMMEDIATE JOB EASTERN IOWA
Several openings in Eastern Iowa for men experienced in home appliance selling or entering the field. Must own car. Training provided at our expense. Not a canvassing job. Permanent, rising income for qualified applicants. Write Box F-281, Gazette. Also offers permanent work among farmers. Must have car. training at our expense. substantial earnings upon appointment. Write Box 264, Dept. 1566, Quincy, Ill.
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Chicago
L. Hartington
Topeka
Kan
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Kaeser-Blair
Cincinnati
Ohio
Watkins
J. R. Watkins Company
Winona
Minn
Vicinity Commission
Care Gazette General Beauty Products Company
Crawford
Goodman
Patterson B Co
University
Des Moines
Gazette
Dept
Quincy
St. Quinncy
Red Wing
Red Wing Advertising Co
Minnesota
LOGAL
Midland Building
Kansas City
Missouri Bee Ene
Harlich Co
Jackson
Springfield
Palmer
Montrose
Dearborn
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Board of Adjustment
City Council
City Hall
Mary Preston Beaven
Sixth Avenue SE
Bungalow Cooking School
Star of the West Lodge
Knights of Pysthias
Ed Miller
R H Taylor
Alcohol Tax Division
The
Internal Revenue Department
Dubuque
Gilbert Lattner
Columbia College
John O Lattner
B Avenue NW
Leo J. Trachta
Mercy Hospital
Charles M. Chadima
Hamatlton Street
Linden Camp No
Modern Woodmen of America
C S Perkins
Crandie Display Club
Perkins
Elmer Rudd
W A
Romesburg
Justice A. S. Reed
Rudd
John Taylor
Friendly Cooking School
Ins
Ed Shoemaker
Farmers and Bankers Life Insurance Company
O Gabriel
O W
Dagwitt
Don Gabriel
Excelsior Springs
Nebraska
Missouri
Wilson Company
Prof
Wassel
Church of Brethren
Redland
Leshorn Springs
K. Cocks
Texas
Cali
Seeepenversasenee bsGsoc
Tanesseaves
Chicago Livestock
Winnipeg
St. Louis
United States
Ee Pohorsky
John
John Pohorsky
Theo
B. Hlubucek
Hemmers Quartette
Joseph Barta
Jerry Dohnalek
William Kouba
Leo J Polansky
Don
2Nd St
Aun 2
Lafayette Cafe
Belcious
Silver Palace Union
16Th Ave
3Rd Ave
12Th Ave
Hynes Cafe
1St Ave
Watesey
Lillian Suchy
Delux Beauty Shop
DELUX
3Rd ST
Gabrieleen
Glo-Tone
Cinderella
Next Door Gazette
Thomassen
Helene Beauty Shop
Sham
Tsc
Beauty
Academy of Beauty
Business Services
Hawkeye Tin Shop
Reas, Novak Heating Co
R’ng
Irl
Cinchesiti
Christy
Dent
Newark
New York
Nat'l Research Institute
Bever Ave
Westport
DAVIS
P. H Davis
U-16
Madison Paint Co
Gleveland
Freieht
Universal House
Arch Street
Philadelphia
Fords Riven
Albert Mills
Monmouth
Johnson County Bank
Eady
Sen
Aary
Uncle Sam
Franklin Institute
Rochester
Mr Price
Lincoln Hotel
Sun
Buick
Allen Motor CO
2Nd Ave
10Th St
Hadad Master
Chrysler - Plymouth Distributors
5Th St
HADAD
Dodge
Willys-Knight
Glasgow
Tatlors
Third Ave
Viking
S. Hall
the Gazette
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