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Classified notices show several real estate offerings in Arthur St Matthew's district including a 5-room bungalow at $4,900 Beacom 2-2717 Harger 2-4629 Open for inspection New England style house 1123 Oakland Ave NE 610 A Ave NW by owner 5-room house 237 32nd St NE One of finest cabins Maquoketa between Manchester and Delhi furnished for living year round Write Box W-272 Gazette
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Ave. E
Arthur School
Hatfield
Sear Arthur School
Beacom
Arthur-St. Matthew's
Harger
Geo. P. Witwer Real Estate
Eblarton
Dial
D. H. Mueller
Mt Vernon
Forest Dr
33Rd ST
Oakland Ave
32Nd St
Maquoketa
Manchester
Delhi
Westland Acres land offers near Cedar Rapids at low prices
Investor and buyer notices advertise Westland Acres near Cedar Rapids with tracts priced from $295 to $45,000 per acre on a well surfaced road past E Avenue. The Hedges Company invites seeing numbered plots, bring the tag, or call for a sales man. Dial 22131. Also listed: wooded Mound Farm lot, 2 acre homesites, and several houses or income properties for sale with contact numbers.
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Westland Acres
Cedar Rapids
E Avenue
Ball Park
Edeewood School
Hedges Company
John H. Winn
Rehearing Denied in Coleman Murder Case Plea
Iowa Supreme Court denied the state's petition for rehearing in the murder cases of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Coleman a Marion county farm couple accused of fatally beating Knoxville night marshal Bert Conrey The couple had been granted new trials after Marion county district court found them guilty in the death Coleman received 40 years in Fort Madison prison and his wife 30 years in Rockwell City women's reformatory
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Lee Coleman
Marion County
Knoxville
Iowa Supreme Court
Coleman
Supreme Court
Marion County District Court
Bert Conrey
Fort Madison
Rockwell City
Irvin gton bans Nazi display at German-American rally
Police Commissioner Balentine ordered baring of Nazi uniforms and literature at the Federation of German American Societies rally in Montgomery Park Irvington on Sunday. All German speeches must be translated into English after delivery to avoid a repeat of a four year old disturbance.
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Irvington
N. J
INS
Federation of German-American Societies
Edward Balentine
Balentine
Montgomery Park
League For Culture
Labor
League
Junior Chamber Rejects CCC War School Plan
Tulsa report says the United States Junior Chamber of Commerce at its annual convention declined to approve a resolution urging military training for civilian conservation corps enrollees. Delegates removed the military clause and approved a commendation of the CCC. Washington was chosen for the 1940 convention. Red tennis balls are noted for better visibility in dusk conditions after late matches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
United States Junior Chamber of Commerce
Civilian Conservation Corps
CCC
Washington
Ted the faithful dog helps Guiles and family
Ted, a shepherd collie cross owned by Mrs. Edith Orchett, serves as a remarkable helper. Trained over four years by Guiles, he carries groceries, fetches hats and coats, carries mail, and even retrieves kindling. He aids in emergencies by alerting and guiding, showing patience as the key to his useful service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted
Edith Orchett
C Avenue NE
Charles Suisse
Guiles
Crispin
Entanglements on a Tangled Tide of Love and Wealth
Moira Carewe and Tarryan Grices are in love but face opposition from wealthy Joseph Griggs. Tarry pleases Lady Careen Kiilmarny, while Moira endures social schemes, jealousy, and social climbers. The pair navigate flirtations, betrayals, and a looming stock market crash that reshapes their fates as Tarry seeks work and Moira encounters demanding suitors.
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Moira Carewe
Joseph Griggs
Tarry
Careen Kiilmarny
Careen
Moira
Put
Paris
Senter
Baden-Baden
Sadie Vandergeli
Giriees
Varattonie
Griggs
Maria
Cora Deverness
Heis
Mel
Amanda Stone
Amanda
Rodney Stone
Manda
Meira
Ruth Albion
Tr. Stone
Stagshoy
Mandal Carlton
Randall
Maira
Enjoy Mid-Summer Garden by Mrs J L Rhea
Gardeners are urged to plan for a continuous mid summer bloom, using groups and neighborly plantings. The article highlights phlox, daisies, coreopsis, and heat tolerant perennials, recommending tulip and bulb gardens in spring and a phlox garden from now on.
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J. L. Rhea
America
Phlox
Ruffed Grouse Spread in NE Iowa Hills
Deputy State Game Warden George Kaufman reports rising numbers of ruffed grouse in the wooded hills of northeastern Iowa with estimates 2500 ahead of a likely higher count. Coveys appear in Dubuque Winneshiek and Delaware counties while nests are threatened by spring timber fires that destroy eggs and young.
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McGregor
Iowa
George Kaufman
Clayton
Allamakece
Dubuque
Winneshiek
Backbone Park
Delaware County
Kaufman
Milo Peterson
Pike's Peak State Park
Lansing
Earthquake Shakes Northeast Alabama with No Damage
A slight earthquake rocked northeast Alabama on Saturday, centered near Huntsville. Authorities reported no damage or injuries as seismographs recorded the tremor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntsville
Ala
Alabama
Earth Is Only Fifth Largest Planet in Solar System
The statement notes Earth ranks fifth in size among the planets, highlighting the vast scale of the solar system and placing our world after larger gas giants. It frames the fact as part of a broader perspective on planetary dimensions.
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Earth
Radio Program Grid Across Stations Morning to Night
A dense OCR listing schedules across WMT WGN WHO WOIC KFJB KFJB WSUI WSUI and others. It details hourly programs from 7:00 through past midnight including news, concerts, orchestra hours, church programs, and variety segments with many named performers and stations. The fragment shows extensive programming, with long strings of station identifiers and show titles, plus occasional notes on guests or themes.
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WMT
WGN
Helen Westbrook
Dick” Seibert
WOC
American Warblers
Radio City Music—Univ. of Chicago
Walter Logan
Salt Lake City
Don
KPIB
Ore
WOOC
Balvatore de Brefano
Harp
Indure
Oranke Blossom
Anuir
KFJB
Alice Blue
George Sokolsky
Greorge
Sir Venka
Lightnin' Jim
KPJB
Salon Ensemble
Wocc
Lightnin
Hollywood
Columbia
Cubs
el Paso
WPA
Tapestry
aNews
The
World Today
Eom Dorsey
Capitol
Ray Perkins
Jack Teagarden
Gerry Moressey
Griff Wiliams
Jack Benny
Pecoplic
WMT Radio Guild
Musical Steelmakers
Heldibere Orch
Chariie McCarthy
NBC
Wenn Gray
Neow
Stae Leonard
KFIB
Capital
Charles Boyer
Manhattan
WACT
Walter Winchell
Irene Rich
Jack Tharden
Orch
Charlie Barnetts
Good Will Hou
WSUI
Kaltenborn
Hegreene
Rey
Chas. BE. Fuller
Breddy Martin
Orchy
Chas. E. Coughlin
Wooc—International Exchange
IIS
Griff Williams
Woody Herman
Henry Kinr
Jan Garber
Electre Park
O—Sports Review
Woo
Fed
Onil Spitalny
Encs Teagarden
Earl Hines
Wwocc
Archie Bleyer
Jimmy Doracy
Steve Leonard
Finky Tomlin
Carlos Molinas
Ed Norvo
Red Norvo
Camn
Basie
Glenn Gray
Paul Barger
Boone
Ol—Morning Parade
Lou
Jerry
Wgn—Hoosier
WOI
Red River
Woc—Maz. Ag
Woii
Who—Fete
Cood
Morning Melodies
Morning Chapel
Central City
Bible Hour
Kitty Kelly
Music Shop
Los Angeles Colored Chorus
John
Melody Stringe
WBUI
WAMT
Linner
Mad Boz
Wsuui
Betty Wells
David Harun
Lorenzo Jones
Melody Tune
Wmr
Jane Anderson
Widder Brown
KYJB
Variety
Big Sister
Dreams
Kitty Keene
Wwooc
Jenny
Homemakers
Homemakers Forum
Mary Margaret McBride
Wai
Ee Crean
WMC
Myrt
Marie
Wsui—Book Shelf
Parade of Bands
Hailltop House
Jane Baker
Movica
Happy Gann
Aluom
Mage Kitchen
Viking
Liddy Mart
Caroline
Golden
Weir
Don Roth
WoOl—Service
Tonic
W8ui
Freddie Nagel
Ho—Helty
Bob
Kews
Voice of
Iowa
Youe Dr. Malone
WRU Vampus News
Keub
WMP
Cedar Valley Hill
Montane Meechy
Imovies
Mary Marlin
Westcraft
Willi— Pontius
Maa Perkins
Pjb
WAT
Henry Cincone
Pepper Young
Judy
Ant Ol
WoneLeseau Min
Guiding Light
Woi—New
Orean Melodies
Bookman
Ruth ‘Carhart
Osuteranis Forum
WoOl—State Medical Society
WHO
Stella Dallas
Woo-Nor
Rcess
Woo— Ong
O—Vic and_ Sade
Wooli
Adventures In
Science
Rhythmaltes
Bwect Music
Gilen Miller
Johnson
Wey Opty
Hannah
WEU2
New A
Warton Owens
Cowboys
Wwoo
Befence
Stuffy Smith
Dave Bacal
Coe College
Dick Harding
Enoch Light
Buck Rogers
Ennio Bolognini
Woc—Troubadors
Herne
Lone Sweets
Stanton Carilini
Slade
Walenstein Orch
Efe
Green Hornet
Eleanor Hartley
Freddy Martin
Orth
Radio Guild
Peter McGregor
Ralph Maree
Dr I. Q
Eddie Cantor
Richard Himber
Glen Miller
Arch
Joe Rines
Know Your Navy
Rudy Vallee
Lew Diamond
del Courtney
Horace Heidt
Clyde Lucas
Wayne King
Tommy Dorsey
Geo
Olses Orch
Wio
Henry Busse
Ted Weems
Johnny
Tony Cabot
Ozzie Nelson
Zinn Arthur
Howard_ Lolly
Pinky Toniting
Dick Jurgen
WSUL
Steaks Replace Milk and Toast in Linn Co Man’s Diet
An advertisement promotes Natex medicine at Podzimek's Pharmacy 100 Second Avenue SE Opposite Post Office, claiming relief from chronic constipation and related symptoms. It cites Joseph Lenicek Fairfax IA who reports long years of discomfort improved after using Natex, including reduced gas, cramps, and nervous symptoms.
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Natex
Podzimek
Second Avenue SE
Post Office
Joseph Lenicek
Fairfax
Opposi Post Office
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Sele
Mound Farm
Henry S, Ely & Cow
Woodrow Wilson High
Hunt
Bolton's
Eastland Manor
Cedar Memorial
Bangain
1St Ave
40Th St
Polk School
Brown Realty Coo
RR. Meade
Sth
J. Rs Meade
West Highlands
KNAPP
Junior Chamber
CCC War School
Carl Dueser
Frank Crispin
Evelyn
Randall Carlton
Joe
Albion
Dr. Stone
Willy Nilly
Mrs. Deverney
Gazette
Xlove
Atte
Tarleton
James
Evelyn Groves
Mrs. Rules
Noncha
Joe Deverney
Flowers and Gardens
N.E
Sweetal
the Gazette
Smith
Jewelry CO 2
Tabernacle
Ochestra
Rainn Ginsvurnn
Krjb
Palmer House
KFJH
Bob Jones
WE Price
Leo Freudbers
Chic
X Orch
Fanny‘a
Ttlon
Reh
Ontest
Concert
Otegan
Cusic
Mee
Kliecycles
Vtterree
Cedar Mapida
Ames
Chicago
Lews City
BFIB
Marshallton
WBF
Keck Saland
Davenport
Wedverene
Imarkets
Billies
Tchamily
Esas & Body Works
Harold Ammon
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