Quaker Oats to Pay Wheat Processing Tax Start Date
The article explains a new 30 cent per bushel processing tax on the first domestic processing of wheat, with July 9 as the tax start date and August 8 deadlines for retailers to document and pay taxes on wheat goods not previously taxed by manufacturers or wholesalers. Restaurants hotels and grocery stores are included as retailers. Local internal revenue officials will mail blanks to processors.
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Department of Internal Revenue
City Briefs and Personals: Coat Theft and Battery Stolen
Dog had dragged a coat from a clothesline. Cecelia Christie 1602 Eighth Ave SE reports the coat stolen and later says a neighbor claims a dog dragged it into their yard. J J Greenwood 113 Seventeenth St SE reports a 5 plate storage battery stolen from his yard. red stripe on left side. Boles Drasutis, arrested for intoxication, granted 30 day county sentence with town reentry in Meu. Claiborne of Des Moines Co and G Mason of Marshalltown fined $10 plus costs for speeding. Augustin 812 Fifteenth St fined $10 and costs with license suspended for 15 days on reckless driving. Motorcycle Police-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecelia Christie
J. Greenwood
Seventreet SE
Boles Drasutis
Justice
Claiborne
Des Moines
G. Mason
Marshalltown
Steve Dyson
Augustin
Fifteenth Street
Cedar Rapids Serum firm assets sold. Davis approved
Sale of the assets of the Cedar Rapids Serum company at 102 First Street SW, insolvent, to Isabel Davis for 200 dollars was approved Thursday by Thomas B. Powell, judge of the superior court. Davis seeks 300 dollars in wages. company had 20 years of local operation. Leonard Hoffman paid a 2 dollar fine for parking in a prohibited zone. Hughes made the arrest on July 3.
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Man Hughes
Leonard Hoffman
First Avenue E
Cedar Rapids Serum Company
First Street
Isabel Davis
Thomas B. Powell
Superior Court
Miss Davis
Community Night at Daniels Park Opens With Game
At six p.m. Daniels and Riverside park girls diamondball teams will open the program with a game. A handcraft display precedes entertainment. At eight p.m. Elmer Young and two pupils perform on piano and accordion, followed by three reels of movies.
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Daniels Park
Daniels and
Riverside
Elmer Young
Two Fined For Assault In Local Court
John Nelson, 48, of 317 Seventh Street SE, received a $10 fine and costs for assault and battery charged by Betty Wilson. the fine was suspended on paying costs after a warrant served by police on Wednesday night. Frank Diehl, charged by Grace Tilton with assault and battery, was fined $10 and costs. the penalty was suspended on paying costs for allegedly striking the complainant with his fist.
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John Nelson
Seventh Street SE
Justice A
Reed
Betty Wilson
Justice Reed
Frank Diehl
Grace Tilton
G. S. Lightner
Diehl
Deaths Remains Shared at Edward P. Robinson Funeral
Relatives from Muscatine Oelwein Maynard Des Moines and other cities attend the funeral for Edward P. Robinson at Immaculate Conception church. Pallbearers include John F. Ryan James F. Ryan and Dr J H Kelly. Services led by Rev Norbert Barrett with burial at Mount Calvary Cemetery.
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City
Edward P. Robinson
Immaculate Conception Church
John P. Ryan
John F., Ryan
Frances
Tom J. Ryan
John D. Ryan
Mary Ryan
W. P. Strain
Jack
J. E. Furnas
Louis Hintermeisser
Walter Klink
Catherine
John
Des Moines
B. L. Hartnell
Staceyville
A. L. Dockstader
St. Ansgar
J. Glenn
Norway
Frank Steele
Marengo
Henry Vetreck
Helen
Vincent
Iowa City
F. E. Rugger
Ryan
John F. Ryan
James F. Ryan
J. H. Kelly
John P.conley
Tom A. Nolan
Ray Hyland
Norbert Barrett
Mount Calvary Cemtery
Death of Carl F. Lundine At University Hospital Iowa City
Carl F. Lundine aged 57 of 3821 First avenue E died at University hospital Iowa City at 8 45 am Thursday He was born in Westergatland Sweden on January 13 1876 and came to the United States in 1898 He had been connected with the Iowa Steel company until illness developed six weeks ago
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Carl F. Lundine
First Avenue
University Hospital
Iowa City
Mr. Lundine
Westergatland
Sweden
Iowa Steel Company
Drowned trio laid to rest as funerals planned
Bodies of three Cedar Rapids drowning victims were recovered at 11:30 p m. Harvey Zikmund 7 was the youngest. His father Joseph Zikmund 51 and Charles Dunek 10 died in the Cedar River near the packing house. Double funeral services set for Joseph and Harvey Zikmund at Polansky chapel with burial in Bohemian National cemetery. Charles Dunek’s funeral to be held at Polansky chapel and Sth Wenceslaus church with burial in St John’s cemetery. Surviving family members listed include wives, children, siblings, and grandparents.
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Harvey Zikmund
Joe Zikmund
C Street
Charles Dunek
Louis Dunek
Nineteenth Avenue
Zikmund
Young Dunek
Young Zikmund
Emil Vostry
Sevententh Avenue
Charlie Dvorak
Fourteenth Avenue
Lesinger-Polansky
Aldrich Zikmund
Zikmunds
Joseph Co. Zikmund
Harvey Charles Zikmund
Polansky
J. C
Stepan
Bohemian National Cemetery
Joseph Zikmund
Bohemia
United States
Chicago
Cedar Rapids
Geneva
Joseph Musel
Aldrich
Louis Engel
Marie Smuthy
Czechoslovakia
John
North Hibbing
Minn
Harvey
Center Point
Hayes School
Charles Mrkvicka
Walker
Charles William Dunek
Polansky Chapel
Cedar Rapids residents mourn multiple deaths in current notices
Alma Kinert dies in New York after a fall leaving widow Mrs E A Kinert and three Cedar Rapids survivors. She will be returned for services at Turner chapel with hour to be set. Also Frances Beatty of 1919 K street SW dies after illness. no relatives known. Turner chapel to be notified for service details. Funeral notices list survivors and arrangements awaiting location in Cedar Rapids.
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Alma
Sven Ryden Palm
Chicago
Mildred Lundine
E. O. Ahlgren
Cedar Rapids
Gus
John
Ivar
Franz
Sweden
Richard Sven Palm
Turner Chapel
8. A. Kinert
New York City
E. L. Myers
Blanche Myers
Frances Beatty
K Street
Turney Chapel
Toledo Men Held After Shotgun Sale Probe
Tom Leahy and H. H. Miller, both of Toledo, were held on vagrancy charges after police investigated a shotgun sale on First street. Miller was arrested at 3:55 p.m. and Leahy at 6:25 p.m. Leahy bore three shotgun wounds, saying another man tried to take over a bootleg business. Detectors linked Leahy to possible Boston origins.
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Tom Leahy
H. H. Miller
Toledo
G. S. Lightner
First Street
Miller
Stanley and
Bailey
Leahy
Powers
Boston
Wrestling results reveal New York wins at meet
In New York, Reeseh of New York defeated Russell of Oklahoma Ginabers of Chicago and Monahan. New York drew in the final.
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International News Service
Paul Reeseh
New York
Jack Russell
Oklahoma
Benny Ginabers
Chicago
Jerry Monahan
Drew
Printing Of Tax Receipts and Assessment Blanks Awarded
The Linn county board of supervisors awarded LeFebvre Ledger company of Cedar Rapids a $1 425 bid to print 50 200 triplicate tax receipt forms for 1933 taxes and awarded A M Warner of Cedar Rapids a $230 bid to print 11 700 special assessment blanks. Eleven firms sought the jobs.
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LeFebvre Ledger Company
Cedar Rapids
Linn County Board of Supervisors
A. M. Warner
Health Dept Predicts Local Sewage Plant Build
The Health Department says pollution studies support building sewage disposal plants in Cedar Rapids and Iowa City if federal funds from the public works allotment are obtained.
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Cedar
Iowa
State Department of Health
Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
Associated Press
Delhi Stuns Manchester 6 3 In Ninth Inning Rally
Delhi base ball team defeated Manchester Wild cats 6 to 3 at the fairground. The game was tied 3 3 after eight innings with Delhi scoring in the first, second, sixth and eighth frames and Manchester adding a run in the ninth to seal the win. Ochler Pierce Kellogg Hilsenbeck Gearhart were the batteries.
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Manchester
Delhi
Manchester Wildcats
Fairground
Ochler
Pierce
Kellogg
Hilsenbeck
Gearhart
Diamondball Fraternal League Wednesday Night Scores
In the Wednesday Night Division KX of GC faced Titton. batteries by Dale Cunningham Hauskins Huston with umpire Walter Meyer. Modern Woodmen defeated Maccabees 31 to 38 with Detle Namara Hunt Henri umpire Kamer. National Union shows 140 with Hosman Starry Morgan Alton and Beall umpire. Hoyman struck out 18. Morgan scored runs as noted.
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Titton Qlad Cie
Dale
Cunningham
Hauskins
Huston
Waltermeyer
Frolic Club
Detle acNamara
Hunt
Henri
Kamer
Inler-Ocean
National Union Ss
Hosman
Starry
Morgan
Alton
Beall Hoyman
I. Oo
Hopkins
Farmer
Mich
Alek
Gable
McAllen
Anamosa Snappers defeat Cedar Rapids Athletics 6 to 3
Anamosa’s Snappers extend their win streak to seven with a 6 3 victory over Cedar Rapids Athletics on the institution diamond. Athletics scored in the first and fourth. Snappers answered with two in the second and fifth and added late runs. Rube and Coburn held the Athletics to seven hits while fanning seven for the Snappers. Ten men left on base for both teams.
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Anamosa Snappers
Cedar Rapids Athletics
Anamosa
The
Athletics
Snappers
Ford
Thenhaus
Buchner
Rube and Coburn
Rube
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Peoples Savings Bank
the Peoples Savings Bank
Third Avenue
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Health Dept
Chevrolet
ALL Worlds Fair
Standard Oil Service
ATLAS
Blasdard Erry
Porto Rico
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Saenee
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