Coe Military Band to Perform at Century of Progress
The Coe Military Band under Stanley Vesely will play a concert each evening at the Court of States during the Century of Progress in Chicago the week of September 25 to 30. The 64 member group will also give a daily one hour recital at various fair sites and may host a Cedar Rapids day. The band recently performed at President Roosevelt’s inauguration and Hoover’s inaugural parade and has appeared at numerous events. CC D Manson aided in booking and travel logistics occupying naval reserve space on the Navy Pier CC.
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Coe
Chicago
Stanley Vesely
Roosevelt
Hoover
Court of States
Cedar Rapids
Vesely
Naval Reserve Building
Navy Pier
CC. D. Manson
The
Chamber of Commercce
Man Struck While Running Across Street Injures Scalp
Chris Sampica 1307 K avenue NE suffered a scalp wound and a cut thumb at 11 40 p m Tuesday when knocked down on First Avenue E near Thirteenth Street by a car driven by G Olson 1715 Sixth Avenue SE Sampica taken to a local hospital for first aid and released Olson said Sampica had run from a store on First Avenue into the street northward not seeing him until in front of the car R E B Kaeberly of Newhall owner of the car was an occupant
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Chris Sampica
K Avenue NE
First Avenue E
Thirteenth Street
G. Olson
Sixth Avenue SE
Sampica
Olson
First Avenue
R. E B. Kaeberly
Newhall
July 4 Fireworks Injuries Reported in Cedar Rapids and Iowa City
Fireworks incidents in Cedar Rapids and Iowa City leave several hurt. E W Matteson, 835 Rockford Road, treated for powder burns after a cannon cracker exploded. Harold Simmonds, 11, of 1573 First Avenue E, burned on the head by a torpedo. William Goyer, 18, of 910 Eleventh Street NE, suffers a severe leg cut from a toy cannon. in fair condition at St Luke's.
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Cedar Rapids
E.W Matteson
Rockford Road
Harold Simmonds
Frank L. Simmonds
Evanue E
St. Luke’s Hospital
William Goyer
Eleventh Street
Iowa City
St. Luke's Hospital
Thousands Attend Picnics in Cedar Rapids Parks
Park Commissioner Ed Stefan reported thousands attended Fourth of July picnics in Cedar Rapids. Large crowds gathered at Bever Ellis and Riverside parks with a noon count at Shaver park reaching 900 people.
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Cedar Rapids
Ed Stefan
Bever, Ellis and
Riverside Parks
Shaver Park
Appointment of Executor for Sarah Frances McGee Estate
On June 26 1933 Maurice P Cahill was appointed and qualified as Executor of the estate of Sarah Frances McGee of Linn County Iowa Probate. All debts should be paid to the undersigned and all claims presented with proper support to the Linn County District Court Clerk's office. Cahill Boland and Hines Attorneys represent the estate.
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State of Iowan
Linn
Sarah Frances McGee
Linn County
Iowan
Linn County Town District
Maurice P Cahill
Cahill Boland and Hines
10 20 30 Years Ago In The Gazette July 5 1923
The Gazette notes multiple reader items dated July 5 1923. Edith Bowlus departs for an extended California visit. Ralph Epler heads to Cable Lake Wisconsin for summer. John Green and family travel to New York City. R M Fairman resigns Montrose Hotel post for Drake Hotel Chicago. The Allison named as new Clifton hotel site. officers named in the associated company. Reed couple go to New York for two months. Robert F Bassett sells Bassett Perrin stake and plans move to St Louis.
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Edith Bowlus
California Points
Ralph Epler
Cable Lake
Wis
John Green
New York City
R. M. Fairman
Mont
the Allison
Clifton Hotel
Co. L. Miller
Robert Williams
L. Benedict
James L. Bever
C. S. Reed
New York
Robert F. Bassett
Bassett- Perrin Company
St. Louis
July Fourth Accidents Mar Fireworks Celebration
Multiple injuries marred the Fourth of July celebration. Joseph Zavadski was struck in the shoulder by a stray bullet at his boarding place. David W. Turner, a boilermaker, was hit in the arm by a rocket that ricocheted after being fired. Clio Thompson sustained facial burns from a toy pistol discharge. John Brok suffered an eye injury when a firecracker exploded.
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Joseph Zavadski
David W. Turner
Clio Thompson
John Brok
Stemple White Takes Davenport Pastor Post
Evangelist Stemple White and Mrs White depart Cedar Rapids after two years to serve as pastors in Davenport and nearby Mississippi cities. The couple has spent over twenty three years in city evangelism for the Seventh-Day Adventist church across several regions.
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Stemple White
Davenport
Seventh-Day Adventists
Pastor Served Across Cities Including Duluth and Dallas
A pastor has served in multiple cities including Duluth Minneapolis St Paul Winnipeg Chicago Louisville and Dallas Texas detailing a wide geographic ministry across the Midwest and Canada. The statement lists varied postings reflecting a broad pastoral career.
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Duluth
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Winnipeg
Chicago
Louisville
Dallas
Texas
Mixed Influences Dominate Day Says Astrologers
Astrologers describe a day of mixed influences with varying planetary aspects. The reading suggests shifting moods and uncertain outcomes as influences interact across the hours ahead.
Birth Day Prospects for Adventure and Change
The text outlines a birth date offering vivid opportunity for progress and ambition, tempered by turbulence and scandal. It notes expected change, new contacts, and strong prospects for advancement, yet warns against rash acts and impulsive speech from those born on this day. A child born then is described as energetic and independent with adventurous energy.
Notable Nativity and Wild Bird Laws Noted
Prospects for a spectacular lie are hinted with a public eye focus on John Paul Jones as founder of the American Navy. The piece notes that most states prohibit keeping wild birds, complicating captivity breeding efforts.
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John Paul Jones
American Navy
States
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