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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1932
Page
13
Postal article under new rates must carry full value declarations. Declaring only insured or nominal values no longer avoids surcharges. Senders must pay a surcharge based on the excess of full value over the registry indemnity, with $5 minimum coverage.
The city board of adjustment heard two inquiries on Wednesday afternoon but did not decide and continued both. Dora Seub sought removal of a barn at 52 Exwith Avenue SE to build a twelome of run, while John M Blaine of 2704 C Avenue NE requested a garage near his property, a typical zoning permit.
A butchered clipping reports a man named Frank S who used a special bait, was fined $50 under game laws. The account notes he soaked bait at his home, manipulated a plan that backfired, and resulted in arrest and a citation for illegal fishing activities.
An OCR fragment reports rising deafness among islanders linked to loud noises from drilling machines. The piece mentions Britain and warnings about hearing damage and alarming rates. No clear dates, places, or organizations are provided.
The saying notes that women with money often fall for worthless men. Kathleen Norris highlights a pattern of affection clouded by wealth, warning against choosing partners for financial gain rather than character.
Robert Osborn resigns as milk inspector effective July 31 to return to farming. The American Lemon organizes a carnival on July 31 to Aug 6 at circus grounds, with Al Gifford Show company involved. A city hall conference on police jurisdiction for railroad guards, plus multiple accidents and personal news from Strawberry Point and nearby towns.
Joe Simanek, 73, of Cedar Rapids, was injured Tuesday afternoon visiting his daughter Mrs. Frank Kosina when he fell from a hay load. He sustained a fracture to his left arm.
About 350 attended the Tuesday night program at Harrison playground. A Harrison girls stunt and Hawaiian islands Felix the cat films were shown. Harrison baseball beat Roosevelt 14 to 7 Tuesday afternoon. Girls teams to play Daniels, crafts include miniature boats and cloth dolls. Archery classes set for 6 30 p m Wednesday at Daniels park and 10 a m Tuesday at Roosevelt grounds.
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