Canning Meetings Planned This Week Across City
Four zones schedule mass meetings on the unemployment gardening program. Northeast zone meets at 7 p.m. at the garden on I Avenue and 18th Street NE with supervisors listing addresses. Southeast, Southwest and Northwest sessions follow with locations and dates noted. The program seeks jars, crocks, and pasteboard containers for canned and dried produce.
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I Avenue
Eighteenth Street
Mary Gibb
Cold Stream
Madison Street
Glenn Rodgers
B Avenue
Ae FE
Kensinger
E. P. Walters
Wildwood Drive
L. W. Gifford
1719
Avenue
Carl Sandberg
Maplewood Drive
C. C. Morris
Daniels Street
Ray Anderson
W. C. Kirchbeck
Jane and Hannah Houghton
Thirty-third Street
W. W. Newland
Twenty-fourth Street
Mount Vernon Avenue
Hayes School Garden
First Avenue West
Fifteenth Streets
Louise Hathaway
Playground Commission
Boy Scouts
Crack Dentist's Safe In Dr. Huber's Office
Thieves cracked the safe in Dr. Charles Huber’s office at the 15 Kresge building Monday morning after forcing the door. They took eleven dollars in cash and seventy five dollars in dental gold, much of which was already mounted. The remaining raw gold was to be used in dental work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Huber
Kresge Building
Calvin Coolidge Bides Birthday Indoors Amid Rainy Hay Fever
Plymouth Vermont United Press report notes Calvin Coolidge, staying at his ancestral homestead and marking his sixtieth birthday indoors due to heavy rain and hay fever. The event occurred Monday as he rested at the birthplace residence during a summer visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Calvin Coolidge
Gazette Graphologist Offer Opens Personal Handwriting Analysis
A Cedar Rapids Gazette feature promotes graphologist Lorne A Milne of Chicago offering 300 word handwriting analyses for 10 cents with stamped self addressed envelope. The piece outlines handwriting as character index, notes formative school years, and suggests marriage insights. It also includes unrelated bridge problem and a 1932 copyright note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorne A. Milne
Chicago
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Mr. Milne
the Gazette
Milne
Overcall disaster shows risks in opening bids
A Pittsburgh report details a bridge disaster where an Overcall doubled and defeated 1800, though the opening bid was flawed. South dealer, vulnerable, layout includes QJ of spades and king high hearts, North trumps, West struggles, and the defender's misfired club play leads to heavy loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
North
Pittsburgh
West
South West North East
BUMPED BY THE BOOM AND TAX BURDENS IN LA AREA
A Los Angeles dispatch notes farmers cannot pay district taxes, with per acre rates from 30 40 to 125 and mortgage equivalents of five percent. Aqueduct cost projections for Boulder dam range 300 to 450 million dollars, aggravating county burdens. Also reports endicott letter from City and Rowley church officers installed Dorothy Bishop leads Presbyterian youth group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles Dispatch
Los Angeles County
Los Angeles
Boulder Dam
Iowa
Garden of Eden
Rowley
Christian Endeavor of
The
Presbyterian Church
Dorothy Bishop
Wilma Haines
Mabel Dingsley
Neva Boelter
Ethel Kemp
Barn Fire Destroys Farm Building Near Lost Nation
A large barn on the Ruggeberg farm southeast of Lost Nation burned Sunday afternoon after a lightning strike. Firemen saved other structures. no livestock burned, but hay and some farm equipment were destroyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lost Nation
Harry Ruggeberg
Here
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Cal
Mrs
Florin
Mrs. Piorin
Wiamaoen
Yitarian
Parks
Gazette Graphologist
Herth
Josephine Culbertson
People’s Forum
W. I. Endicott
Pus
Buster
Potter Drug & Chemical Corp
Malden, Mass
Killian
July Furniture
Japan
America
Mellon Institute of Industrial Research
Rex
Rex Res
Blue Valley
Frisco
the “Delwood
Deltox
DuPont
Tontine Shades
Scranton
Venezia
Peggy Adhcon Ro
Killian's Street
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