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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1933
Page
11
The notice lists subscription options for Cedar Rapids Gazettes and regional mail rates. Rates show yearly, half-year, and monthly pricing for in-state, neighboring states, and U. S. territories. Also includes carrier delivery costs and special rates for Cedar Rapids and Marion.
A Lincoln Steffens quotation notes that children will grow into adults vastly different from their parents. The remark reflects on parental influence and the unpredictable outcomes of childhood development.
Local officials and Senator Psa W Schmdt critique the Beatty Bennett law restricting 1934 35 tax levies amid federal public works funds. Cedar Rapids faces a $600 000 project with potential 180 000 federal aid, and questions loom on financing the remaining 420 000 under new limits. The article argues the law may hinder municipalities from accessing 30 percent federal aid and calls for early revision.
A nostalgic look back to a 1931 weather feature from the state university expert who explained the local term breuth pronounced as if "through." The writer recalls the unusual vocalization and muses on ongoing grass drying and the need for heavy rains to save lawns, while hinting at past weather discussions and reflections.
A reflective piece considers an ex-convict leaving prison with five dollars, facing stigma and unemployment. It argues society should reintegrate released prisoners with jobs and support to prevent recidivism, suggesting state responsibility and economic logic justify aiding former inmates.
The passage notes a belief in distinct bloodlines and flags an imminent industrial control plan ready for implementation, suggesting an opportune moment for industry to materialize.
The columneers recall a lively exchange of letters with friends and readers across years and places. Meredith Nicholson George Ade Lloyd Scholl Gilbert White and others are named among faithful correspondents in Paris and beyond.
A fragmented reminiscence string references Lupes temper and public scenes in a Waldorf outing and library setting. It notes a blind readers program at a Fifth Avenue reading room and praises volunteer bound Braille books and a joyful blind reader, with side mentions of Upe Velez and writer Michael Arlen.
An assortment of notes on authors and writing habits, recalling Eugene O Neill Dreiser and Phillips. It mentions a London stretch of Birdcage Walk inspiring poetry and poverty, a shore dinner at Tappan's near Coney, and a missive about Miss Charlotte Jarvis Spurgeon dying in Croydon at 86.
Esther A Ward named Executrix of Francis K Ward estate Linn County Iowa on June 13 1933. Creditors must file claims with the Linn County District Court and debts to executrix to be paid promptly. Attorney BR I Wek authorized to assist.
Notice of a special election in Dalry Dale Bertram Township Linn County Iowa to vote on a bond not exceeding 15000 dollars for building and equipping a new schoolhouse. Election held June 37 1933 at Dairy Date School Cedar Rounds Cedar Rapids. Ballot by order of the board.
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