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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1942
Page
13
Classified rental notices list furnished rooms, housekeeping spaces, and small apartments across several streets. Includes private entrances, modern baths, utilities paid, single adults, couples, and a few child allowances, with contact numbers and dates for availability.
Private apartment listing offers adults only room with private bath. All bills paid including hot water. Lower or first floor options with good light at 18 Sth ing Womhipaion Ave. Contact Dial 3 318 3 for details and price per week.
Classified rental notes list furnished 3 and 4 room apartments with private entrances and heat included. Several units offer bills paid, new decor, and immediate possession in districts around East and West sides. prices range from about $32 to $65 monthly for 2 to 6 rooms with various amenities and garage options.
Classified ad fragment outlines moving company Lynch Co and Calder's Van Storage with addresses and a note of storage space. Also includes rental wants for a furnished apartment, a two bedroom home with automatic heat, and contact line 2-3269 for Coe College area rentals.
Multiple listings describe six room bungalows and modern homes for sale in Marion area. Properties feature updated kitchens, sleeping porches, paved streets, large lots, and terms offered by local real estate firms Conway Co and Pazder A Ek. Contact numbers include 4244 and 231-8951 with Geo. P. Witwer Realty and others handling inquiries.
The readable text is fragmentary and inconsistent, with stray letters and partial phrases not forming a coherent report. No identifiable person, place, organization, date, or event can be reliably extracted for a factual summary.
A collage of housing ads and notices offers several Cape Cod area homes with automatic heat and water features. It lists three well built homes, a 3 apartment house investment query, and an immediate possession 2 bedroom home near a school with carport and modern amenities.
Classified real estate notices show multiple agents advertising homes with features like 9 rooms and 2 baths, on Country Club Heights and near industrial plans. Ads promote affordable rents, modern interiors, and convenient call-in options, with several firms including Collard & Co and Stark Realty Co. offering contact numbers and office details.
Classified notice lists new implements including a trailer type tractor manure spreader eight feet and a David Bradley horse drawn mower. Various farm wagons, pellet bags, magnetos, carburetors, and used Farmall cultivator plow listings appear from multiple dealers such as SEARS ROEBUCK FARM STORE and HAPPEL & SONS Cedar Rapids. Local contact details and partial item notes are provided.
A fragmented local ad from Og rubbers and farm equipment dealers urges farmers to buy now for next year. Mentions Rapids Chevrolet Co and Birdsell clover huller among scattered references to farm gear and garage services in Iowa.
Local poultry vendor advertises a clearance sale at 50 16th Ave SW, offering pigeons at 1.00 each and other poultry items. The faded text shows stray prices and requests for agents and trades but details are unclear.
Farm parcels available in Benton County near Mt. Auburn with 83 acres and 200 acres in various sections. Additional tracts include 160 acres north of Troy Mills, 120 acres near Brandon, and 280 acres paved south of Independence with improvements noted.
Estate sale notice lists 55 acres tillable and a dairy farm on scenic Umpqua near Reedsport Oregon. Includes a modern build and 46 acre parcel with Highway access. John B. Paes Realtor advertises acreage and farm properties with terms and contact details.
Wanted property for sale or exchange near Boatn of Std Ave od Sts. Contact Harry at 2-060 or Pred E. Collard at 2-057 or 2-1155 for reasonable pricing and listing.
The Y W C A announces an Early Bird breakfast hike for high school girls meeting Tuesday at 6 AM. Each participant should bring breakfast. The Red Cross home nursing class will tour Sanitary daily Wednesday at 10 AM and will return for a picnic, then visit the public health office to learn about milk and food inspectors. Miss Frances Barker leads field trips and additional trips are planned. A home nursing class meets Thursday at 7 30 PM with talks on community hygiene and infant care. Dozens of girls are listed as registered. more registrations are welcome for Thursday archery classes.
The notice invites high school girls to join a tennis class using Y equipment with a second class at 11 on Monday mornings. Bring a racket and gym shoes. A weekly fun night is set for Wednesday June 25 from 8 to 11 at the YWCA with a bay near Ellis Park dock for reservations by 9 am and a 5 30 pm departure. Another picnic is planned for Thursday.
Slav Sunday events join the Western Sokol district two day meet next weekend with Omaha sending about 100 delegates and participants from St. Louis and Minneapolis. The public exhibition starts Sunday at 8 AM at Sokol hall, with field events at McKinley school and a social evening at the hall. The main celebration occurs at Z C B J park six miles southwest, featuring a living American flag scene and drills by a Chicago team. Karel Prchal and Jarka Jelinek will be principal speakers.
Cedar Rapids lodge No 262 Z C BJ plans a Wednesday evening park meeting with a 630 PM supper and 8 PM business session. Other sessions include park board Thursday, hall trustees Friday, Czech Alliance Thursday 720 PM, and Sixteenth Avenue Commerce Club Thursday at 7 PM.
Spokane AP report notes founder Mrs. John Bruce Dodd suggests 1942 slogan honoring sons in uniform. She urges fathers to write long letters full of family and neighbor news to show pride and affection on Father’s Day amid wartime censorship and pay limits.
Weather permitting the Catholic Sokols of St. Wenceslaus parish will picnic at Miller Park today. Entertainment for all has placeholder notes.
John Wagner of Cedar Rapids has been named to a five member National Association of Real Estate Boards committee. The group will join five ABA members to draft a code of procedure and define roles for real estate and legal professionals. Newton Farr of Chicago chairs the Realtors committee. other members include Tom Shallcross, Clifford McKibbins, Wilson Dayton, and Wagner. The conference aims to harmonize the fields and prevent overlap.
Cairo dispatch notes British officers dismissed a Berlin claim that Nazis used red tanks in the Libyan desert as a hot weather yarn. They describe German tanks as lacking refrigeration and relying on fans, while American models offer air cooled engines and internal air flow to reduce dust ingress.
In Cleveland county court a drunken driver faced a remarkable verdict. Elroy Tischler was accused of intoxication after his car damaged another vehicle following the instruction Take one of the best tires of your car and give it to Mr Donnelly. Judge J J Ardl imposed a related damages order.
Madison Wisconsin is to host Thurman Arnold assistant U S attorney general known for anti trust work who will deliver the eulogy at the 17th annual La Follette memorial service in the afternoon on Sunday.
Dr William Brady notes a mysterious ailment causing deafness, tinnitus and vertigo called Meniere's syndrome. Attacks vary from minutes to longer, may include nausea and sweating, with some patients tottering or collapsing during severe spins. The writer recounts personal experience of the condition.
Medical investigators propose multiple causes for Meniere's syndrome including labyrinth hemorrhage, vascular disease, leukemia, syphilis, gout, inflammatory and degenerative processes, injury to the temporal bone, electric shock, or neurogenic origins. The standard textbook cited notes actual cause remains unknown.
A historical reflection traces how physician fame has faded from the old model of personal honor and home consultation. It notes a shift toward formal clinics, higher fees, and professional distance, making a renowned consultant rarer today.
The article describes a quinine therapy initiated by Charcot about seventy years ago. It prescribes six grains twice daily for fifteen days, followed by eight days of rest, then another fifteen day course, with repeats for four or five cycles if needed.
Most of the world’s roughly 6,760 languages are extinct or dormant as just 2,796 are currently spoken. Researchers emphasize language loss risks and cultural heritage tied to linguistic diversity.
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