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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1932
Page
6
Cedar Rapids Gazette announces a one year subscription offer for Zion Preh at five dollars. The ad highlights savings and renewal details for readers seeking steady access to local news.
The piece argues the liquor plank went too far and could hurt Democrats in dry states while aiding Republicans. It notes Roosevelt may rely on western and southern votes, warns the repeal demand could shift the campaign, and describes chaotic convention scenes and party dynamics without graphic detail.
President Hoover signed the national economy bill stating it imposes unnecessary hardships on government employees. He argued Congress failed to provide the single authoritative power needed to streamline the federal machine amid overlapping departments and duplicated functions. The piece contends a centralized top-down approach would have achieved real economies, but Congress blocked such authority. Detroit News.
A crowded stadium hosts a Democratic gathering with thousands of attendees. News photographers flash as women delegates pose and supporters chant for Al Smith and Roosevelt. Huey Long and Will Rogers appear among the celebrity crowd while ushers guide the aisles.
The article analyzes the Democratic platform focusing on prohibition, tariff policy, and farm issues. It notes a shift toward a competitive revenue tariff and calls for a tariff commission and reciprocal agreements, while criticizing past Farm Board excesses and outlining proposals for farm finance, cooperatives, and surplus control within constitutional bounds.
A reflective piece argues swindles hinge on false value claims in stocks and investments and rails at public figures and manners. It critiques praiseworthy traders versus con artists, notes law aims to curb deceit, and mocks political excess while praising honest public service and civic virtue.
A reminiscence recalls Pri Ye YORK August Janssen’s original Hofbrau Haus on lower Broadway famed with Luchow's. The beer line featured over thirty taps and a gong signal for fresh pours, including labels like Burger Brau Pilsen light and Munchner Hofbrau, noted for health claims and rich character.
A nostalgic digest of a 1932 era beer menu listing brands and prices, vivid scenes of Hofbrau rooms, decorative panels, and German tavern imagery. It recalls cocktails, absinthe, and typical drink prices, alongside scattered reflections on social mores and racing jokes from Washington.
The piece notes beer markers from the Oberkelmer, quaint peasant women guarding steins, and hearty Hofbrau dishes like Wiener rostbraten and gans weissaue all under 80 cents. A Berlin visit recalls Otto Barth's Pilsener palace with thermometers in beer mugs, one moment later tasting the drink before the thermometer.
Sealed bids will be received in Iowa for maintenance gravel or stone surfacing across seven counties. Bids open at 10:30 A.M. on a stated date. Request for bid package obtainable from the designated building authority in Tama county, Iowa.
County Auditor G A Senninger announces official action to vacate a section near Primary Road 149. Notices must be filed in Linn County offices. location described as northwest of Township reference and highway intersection. The document records legal toponym placeholders and outdated nomenclature.
Iowa Railway and Light Corporation stockholders amended the articles at a April 25 1932 meeting changing the corporate name to Iowa Consolidated. The amendment was dated May 31 1932 and signed by Isaac Earth president with C S Woodward secretary attesting.
A verse by Just Folks by Zndgar A Guest urges patients to endure illness and avoid seeking help. A speaker reluctantly resists doctor advised calm and indifference, choosing endurance over cure as costs collapse and dollars stretch in a changing era.
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