Subscriptions and Rates for Cedar Rapids Inquirer
Subscription rates listed for Iowa and nearby states. Rates show weekly and yearly options with periodicals and mail delivery. Prices include per week per year six months three months one month and foreign stations, with Cedar Rapids city delivery highlighted.
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Iowa
Bever
Tlne
Minne
Missouri
Nebraska
Jeakota
Wiscone
Otter States
U .&. Forelgn
Caprier
Cedar RA
Law fairness: 5 percent failure, 95 percent success
An Englishman criticizes a law as five percent a failure while an American calls it ninety five percent a success. The quote from P. W. Wilson contrasts national perceptions of legal effectiveness.
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P. W. Wilson
Farm relief plans face uncertain path in Washington
Reports from Washington show divisions over farm relief aims as officials weigh strict controls on production and marketing. Des Moines letters note growing fear that voluntary quotas may fail, pushing the administration toward sweeping government management of agriculture and possible public utility-style control.
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Washington
Nes Moines
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
W M Reed
Cedar Rapids Co-Operative Dairy Company
AAA
Wallace
Des Moines
Wheeler McMillen
A BIT OF DFYMAGOGY
A garbled OCR snippet cites a discussion of figures and people, mentioning Geary, Fort Fry, and Vogt. The readable text hints at a historical debate or statistic about percentages, with scattered names and locations, but the precise events and context remain unclear.
Embarrassing stance over NRA push by administration
The text critiques administration officials for appealing to popular prejudice as they resist the NRA’s push on unwilling individuals, noting the Mellons’ independence and questioning the public-spiritedness of the tactic. The overall tone flags disapproval of political pressure tactics and defiance by prominent figures.
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Tration
Henry Ford
Mellons
NRA
Birthrate Decline Sparks Vision of 2300 World
The piece cites Dr Walter L Bierring and Dr O R L anegworthy arguing about a shrinking Iowa birthrate and a 2300 era where babies may be rare. Psychologist David Seabury predicts a chaotic future with widespread worry and social flaws, prompting readers to question the ideas and reflect on time ahead.
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Iowa
Walter L. Bierring
Eaaer
New York
David Seabury
Chile
O R Lanegworthy
Bramiess
Seabury
Mr Seabury
Roosevelt Era Commentary on War Tax and Cotton Policy
A fragmented critique rails at wartime patriotism and postwar taxation while detailing cotton production shifts. It blames planters for destroying poor land and boosting output, notes NRA and relief schemes, and rails against political figures including Roosevelt for perceived self interest and mismanagement.
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NRA
Broadway’s God Follows Host To Lambs And Beginnings
Bob Hague a Broadway figure and oil executive hosts hundreds of actors at the Lambs while his wife Mary Lewis the Met star entertains with arias. The piece notes a tragicomic tale of a lady with a deceased Peke in a Brooklyn interment, a Hartdale dog cemetery, and reports on Riverside Drive’s abandoned hospital site and the Bonus camp for ex soldiers amid economic hardship.
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York
Bob Hague
Broadway
God Fellows
Mary Lewis
Arkansas
Taits-on-the-Beach
Metropolitan Opera
Miss Lewis
Brazil
the Lambs
William Gaxton
Brooklyn
Phe
West End Avenue
Ind
Tid Street
Huvier
Riverside Drive
Unoccupied Hospital and Literary Debates Stir Manhattan
A column mocks grammar studies and literary styles while noting Manhattan sights from 72nd street to Park Avenue. It mentions the Ansonia and Apthorp, Dreiser’s verbose prose, and rival writers as cultural backdrop, with social figures like Drexel Biddle and E. Berry Wall potential expatriate arrivals.
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Anthony J. Drexel Biddle
Paris
E. Berry Wall
Hegira
Park Avenue
Just Folks and the Child as Town Guide
The poem urges readers who overlook everyday life to let a child like Janet reveal unseen wonders in town. Through a walk with a child, mundane streets become sources of charm and discovery, reigniting attention to hidden beauties around us.
Janet Praises A World Of Endless Beauty
A speaker admires Janet who discovers miracles and beauty everywhere. Her enthusiasm invites him to see the world anew as she races through sights with Ohs and Ahs Each delightful moment suggests endless wonders to admire and share.
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Janet
Notice of Administrator with Will Annexed in Iowa
The State of Iowa Linn County announces on January 23 1934 the appointment of DB D France as Administrator with the Will Annexed of the estate of William Wesey deceased. Creditors must present claims and debtors pay now. Lawyers Deacon Sargent and Spander advise.
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State of Iowa
Linn County
William
Wesey
Iowan
France
Deacon
Sargent and
Spander
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