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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1940
Page
7
Nurse Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy and Baby Bunty hide from a knock at Uncle Wiggily's bungalow while Whiggie the blackfish gasps for air. Bunty fears a Bad Chap and wonders where Uncle Wiggily has gone as the aquarium project is paused.
Notice states on June 13 1940 W R Watsabaugh appointed administrator with will annexed for Lenora Booze of Linn County Iowa. Creditors must file claims and debtors pay promptly. Also bids invited for a 1940 black two door sedan for the Department of Public Safety with a 1939 Pontiac Coach traded in, bids to June 21 1940, Des Moines Iowa.
Nurse Jane helps Bunty and the orphan rabbit as the Police Dog searches for Uncle Wiggily. Mr Long Ears calls for aid after an accident while Whiggie the fish needs care in the aquarium. The tale hints at forthcoming detail about Uncle Wiggily and his pet poodle.
Henry C. Yeggy received 450 dollars in a 2 800 dollar damage suit against Ralph Wittengl in Johnson County District Court. A sealed verdict was read by Judge Harold D. Evans after 25 ballots. Yeggy claimed injuries from a car collision with Wittengl.
Federal funds will finance the project as outlined, with allocations directed toward machinery needs. The plan emphasizes upgrading equipment to support ongoing operations and future milestones.
Houston based Dr. Ralph Bowen attributes hay fever to American civilization noting ragweed causes about 70 percent and is described as a purely American plant. He says hay fever went from a town curiosity to a summer nuisance in offices and elsewhere.
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