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The Gazette lists 10 cent additions to prices for out of town blind ads and notes they may be telephoned or mailed to the Gazette office in Cedar Rapids. Dial 2-1121 for taker service.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1936
Page
3
The Gazette lists 10 cent additions to prices for out of town blind ads and notes they may be telephoned or mailed to the Gazette office in Cedar Rapids. Dial 2-1121 for taker service.
A jumble of lost items and local ads appears. Missing: Yost gold bracelet with name Cora. rubber hose. rubber automobile chain. collie named Teddy with rewards offered. Also ads for dining, dancing venues, services, and products across Cedar Rapids area.
The notice lists several beauty businesses with price quotes for permanents and hair services, plus a beauty school promoting free marcels for children. It also notes a Masonic Wheatland-Garland chapter 507 installation ceremony attended by many officers and guests.
A page of classified ads listing auto parts tires radiators and accessories from multiple vendors. Entries include used tires Goodrich mud tires radiators and bumper parts and several for sale vehicles such as a 1930 Hupp deluxe sedan a Dodge coupe and an Oakland car with contact numbers and addresses for Allen Motor Co and other shops.
Mrs. A W Erskine of Cedar Rapids sues Ed Wiebold of Conroy in district court at Marengo for 11652 damages from an automobile accident on highway 149 near Cedar Rapids March 26. The petition alleges Wiebold drove on the wrong side at excessive speed and that his brakes and tires were faulty.
McGregor high cagers won a double header at Guttenberg Friday night. The first team won 30 to 11, extending their win streak to seven games. Cham bers Staples and Noble led scoring. McGregor junior high also won 34 to 20 and remains unbeaten this season.
West Union defeated Waukon in two basketball games on Friday night. The first contest ended 30 to 17 and the second 31 to 13. Wiltgen, Kamm and Blockhus led the West Union scoring while Thomas topped Waukon.
North Bergen New Jersey Joe Savoldi and George Kevery tied after 20 percent and 215 pound class. Philadelphia Dean Delton defeated Hank Barber in one fall. Lewiston Paddy Mack defeated Billy Wallace in straight falls. Boston Yvon Robert defeated Ed Don George in one fall.
The Pickville, Pa. drawing room table contains 122 684 wood chips assembled over seven years by J. H. Kintback. Included are olive wood from the Mount of Olives, rifle-stock fragments, Gettysburg battlefield bits, pieces from George Washington’s dresser, a chip from Stephen Girard’s 216 year old clock, wood from the Liberty Bell’s original framework, and chips linked to various disasters.
A well kept four door sedan with tan finish and clean upholstery is described as a rare value. The car features a quiet six wheel motor, good tires, wind deflectors and trunk and has been owned by a prominent local man with exceptional care.
A local used car lot at 723 First Avenue East advertises dependable vehicles at virtually any price. The lot is open evenings and Sundays to serve customers seeking affordable options.
A cluttered ad page catalogs many used cars from Ford, Chevrolet, Nash, DeSoto, Plymouth, Studebaker and more, with prices and terms listed. Local dealers promote low down payments, weekly plans, and delivery, alongside repair shops, hardware and lumber ads, and radio service offers.
A dense page of classified notices offers coal and wood prices from many suppliers in Cedar Rapids and nearby towns. It also advertises livestock, baby chicks, dairy cows, sows, and horses for sale, hatch deliveries, and feed store items. Real estate listings seek properties in Marion and Cedar Rapids with loan and brokerage notices.
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