The Wrecker opens at the Iowa theater Friday
Jack Holt headlines in The Wrecker at the Iowa theater Friday playing a man who must choose between saving two lovers entombed after a California quake. Genevieve Tobin and Sidney Blackmer co star with George E. Stone Ward Bond and Russell Waddle in a dramatic featured film with a Mickey Mouse cartoon and Screen Snapshots.
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Jack Holt
Iowa
Genevieve Tobin
Sidney Blackmer
California
Blackmer
Holt
George E. Stone
Little Junkman
Ward Bond
Russell Waddle
Western And A Murder Mystery At Olympic
The Olympic theater presents a double feature running through Saturday. The Lone Star Ranger stars George OBrien and Sue Carol, praised as one of the year’s best Westerns. Murders in the Rue Morgue co stars Sidney Fox with Bela Lugosi in the mystery drama.
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Olympic Theater
Zane Grey
Rue Morgue
Edgar Allen Poe
George O'Brien
Sue Carol
Sidney Fox
Bela Lugosi
Films Preview At Theaters With 1940s Stars
Iowa theaters list shows Below the Sea with Fay Wray and Ralph Bellamy. Paramount presents Storm at Daybreak with Kay Francis and Walter Huston. The Big Brain stars Fay Wray and George E Stone. Rialto screens Bitter Tea of General Yen with Barbra Stanwyck and Nils Asther. Olympic offers The Lone Star Ranger and Murders in the Rue Morgue.
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Iowa
Fay Wray
Ralph Bellamy
Paramount
Kay Francis
Walter Huston
George E. Stone
Rialto
Barbra Stanwyck
Nils Asther
General Yen
Olympic
Appointment of Executors for Clark Estate in Iowa
Estate No. 12651 Linn County Iowa notices that Mary J Clark and James P Clark have been appointed and qualified as executors of Charles B Clark deceased on July 12 1933. Debts must be paid promptly and all claims filed with the Linn County District Court Clerk via attorney L D Dennis.
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State of
Iowa
Linn County
Charles B. Clark
Iowa District Court
The Man in the Picture Puzzle Clues and Answers
A scrambled list of crossword style clues and solutions references the man in the picture, chemistry terms, measurements, and titles. It includes numbered across and down hints such as scientific tithe for man in the picture and The man in the picture won the Nobel Prize for something, with several blank slots and partial word fragments.
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Nabel Prine
Liver functions and myths debunked by Dr William Brady
Dr Brady explains the liver’s roles in bile secretion and glycogen formation, notes uncertainty about excretory function, and argues against biliousness lore. He describes bile’s digestive role, urea formation by the liver, and critiques nonprotein nitrogen theories as irrelevant to patient care.
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Nostrum
Answers to Readers Questions From 1933 Column
A humor filled Q and A piece features a 19 year old seeking growth to six feet with dubious remedies and a centipede joke. Other inquiries cover paternity blood testing limits and the dentist title debate. The column notes 1932 gasoline consumption in Illinois fell 1.1 percent.
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Amy
Forfeiture Notice on Cedar Rapids Real Estate Contract
John Herbstrueth as vendor's assignee in Cedar Rapids Iowa declares forfeiture of rights under a 1924 contract to purchase 118 27th Street SE Lot 9 and 10 Block 1 Hedge's First Addition. Forfeiture triggers if $864.84 in installments and contract conditions are not met within thirty days of service. George C. Gorman represents the vendor.
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C. R. Tuttle
Yendee
R. D. Perry
Lois Perry
R. Tuttle
Home Realty Company
Cedar Rapids
County of Linn
State of Iowa
Towit
Linn County
Iowa
27Th Street
John Herbstructh
Towa
John Herbstrueth
George C. Gorman
Drunken Man Arrested After Questioning Police on Singing Complaint
Police records show Wilbur Tait 22 of 515 I Avenue NW visited headquarters at 11 15 p m Wednesday seeking names of complainants about singing on Fourth to Fifth streets NW. He argued with a sergeant and was arrested. fined 10 dollars plus costs in police court Thursday.
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Wilbur Tait
I Avenue NW
Fourth
Fifth Streets
Sergt
J. C. Kudina
Tait
Letter Carriers Hold Picnic in Honor of Retiring Colleague
The city Letter Carriers social unit and its ladies auxiliary held a picnic at Ellis Park on a Wednesday evening to honor Charles Lensch who retired June 30. About sixty carriers and their families attended and a token of esteem was presented.
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Ssociation
Ellis Park
Charles Lensch
Postal workers face pay cuts amid depression, reports say
Romey Jones reports at the state convention in Marshalltown that Washington officials sympathize with hundreds of thousands of postal employees facing salary reductions early retirement and furloughs during the financial depression. They assure salaries will be restored and furloughs ended as recovery begins. The Eiffel Tower in Paris is 1 000 feet high.
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Mr. Lensch
Romey Jones
Far Shunk
Earl Shunk
Thomas Pirnie
Marshalltown
Post Office Department
Washington
United States
Department
Paris
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Mary J. Clark
James P. Clark
L. D. Dennis
Third Street
FBI
Zane Grey's “the Lone Star Ranger
Air Toy
William Brady, M. D
Bob Schneider
Swisher
Cedar Park
Melody Garden
FOX Head
Don Roth
Blackstone Hotel
Fort Worth
Trux Ryan
Larry Larson
Patsy L
Sion
IONIC
Grocers’ and Butchers
Rom
Illinois
Rial
Barbara Stanwyck
Tay
Yen
Chas. Lensch
Second Ave
Harold Spoke
Kalerik
loowa _ THEATRE
Excelsior
Minn
Joan
Slondell Keele
Owell (Ackiahon
Rogers Warren
Zand Grey's
George O’brien
Eddie Cantor
Penney’s
Wille
Penney
Axminster
Coats
Spa
It. C. Penney
Ecru
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