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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1936

Page

8

United State Bank Builds Impregnable Bandit Barrier

Cedar Rapids bank, the United State Bank at 99 Sixteenth Avenue SW, has completed a remodeling costing about 2500 to create a fortified lobby with bullet proof glass and steel walls. President Frank Kanak says the upgrade aims to deter robberies and save on bandit insurance. The bank now features nine gun ports, internal alarm systems, voice panels, steel mesh, and a guarded vault with silent police alarms. Local tests showed glass and steel withstanding powerful revolver fire.

Cedar Rapids United State Bank Sixteenth Avenue Frank Kanak Kanak United State

Linn County Real Estate and Mortgage Reports Week Summary

Linn County Abstract reports conveyances and mortgages recorded Feb 28 to Mar 5 with a week-ago comparison. The aggregate value of mortgages for the period totals 119 937 53 dollars, while sole mortgages aggregate 48 788 7 dollars.

Linn County Abstract Company Linn County Conveyamcet Islasso Cole Ciantasie Cepi Sa Onis

Square Of Fame Wall Destroyed In Melbourne Hotel

The Square of Fame, a wall in the Brickmakers hotel near Melbourne airport, collapsed during renovations. About 1,000 pilots left their names and height lines, with notable Austrian aviation figures such as Sir Charles Kingsford Smith and Amy Johnson among the inscriptions.

Melbourne Brickmakers Austria Sir Charles Kingsford Smith C. T. R. Ulm Col Roscoe Turner Bert Hinkler J. H. Mollison Amy Johnson

Portable Asphalt Plant by Iowa Mfg Co

The Cedar Rapids Iowa Manufacturing company has introduced a fully portable asphalt plant during 1935, the first of its kind. A scale model is on display at 916 Sixteenth Street NE. The plant moves in self contained sections and is built on rubber tires for easy field assembly.

Iowa Manufacturing Company Cedar Rapids Sixteenth Street

Air Conditioning Project At Hotel Roosevelt

Hotel Roosevelt begins year round air conditioning to supply the grill room and sandwich shop with cooled and dehumidified air in summer and heated air in winter. Carrier Engineering Corp is contracted, represented by Iowa Electric Light and Power Co. The system includes thermostats humidity controls and concealed ductwork with automatic compressors for refrigeration of food storage. Florentine room already had filtered air.

Hotel Roosevelt William S. Catlow Carrier Engineering Corporation Iowa Electric Light and Power Company Florentine Room

Hubbard Ice Co Opens Downtown Store in Business District

Hubbard Ice and Fuel Co prepares for downtown sales room at 406 Third Avenue SE. The remodeled store, opening this week, offers direct contact for customers and houses Miss Ila Misbach as home service director. She will assist women groups on refrigeration and home needs, drawing on training from Iowa State College. The firm also sells oil burners, furnaces, water heaters, and Coolerator refrigerators.

Hubbard Ice and Fuel Company Third Avenue SE First Street Hubbard Company Ila Misbach Miss Misbach Iowa State College

Bottles Vary in Milk Longevity Across Thermos Types

The article notes that thermos bottles differ in construction and that milk does not keep the same length of time in every bottle. Factors include material, seal quality, and insulation. Implications suggest selecting bottles based on intended storage duration.

Local Permit Records For The Last Week

Syndicate Clothing remodels at 207 209 First avenue E for 1000 dollars. R Broussard reroofs at 1228 Ninth street SW for 25 dollars. Mr Vlasaty remodels commercial building at 529 Tenth street SE for 100 dollars. W A Wilson remodels dwelling at 1723 Fourth avenue SE for 75 dollars. W E Webb repairs dwelling at 2318 First avenue E for 150 dollars. D S Barton reroofs dwelling at 514 Seventh street SE for 80 dollars. E A Higley incorporated additional valuation on commercial remodeling at 229 Third avenue SE for 2600 dollars. J W Gaffey reroofs dwelling at 1221 Second avenue SE for 60 dollars. Mrs Christina Prokop repairs dwelling at 1448 Second street SE for 485 dollars. Windsor Hotel reroofs hotel at 110 First street NW for 125 dollars. Standard Tire company remodels commercial building at 96 First avenue E for 2000 dollars.

Seventh Street E. A. Higley Incorporated Third Avenue SE J. W. Gaffey Second Avenue SE Christina Prokop Second Street Windsor Hotel First Street NW Standard Tire Company First Avenue E

Sponsors Program Aims to Save Eyes With Light

Iowa Electric Light and Power expands Cedar Rapids outreach under L. D. Wolff with ten trained women from LaSalle Extension University. The team, concentrating on education, uses sight meters to assess home lighting and offers safety recommendations backed by thirty years of research.

Iowa Electric Light and Power Company L. D. Wolff Cedar Rapids LaSalle Extension University Mary J. McRaith Katherine Baxter Sarah Reid Harriet Mateer Charlotte Klima Marianne Dvorak Dawn Barger Isabel Kehrer Mildred E. Dahms Margaret Jaeger

McDavitt’s 30 Year Bean Shipment Record Continues

The 30 year record of W. G. McDavitt, Texas vegetable shipper, sending out the first car of beans each season was maintained this year.

W. G. McDavitt Texas

February 1936 vehicle registrations in county show trends

The county recorded 90 new car registrations and 23 new truck registrations in February 1936, compared with 161 cars and 56 trucks in February 1935. Weather and prior high 1935 figures explain the monthly decline, as 1935 February was unusually strong, near the top in five-year history.

New Car Registrations Dip in February for Linn County

Linn County registrations for February fell below last year after a year of steady month to month increases. The Linn County Ab reports a setback in new car registrations compared to the same month in the prior year.

Linn Linn County Ab

Extra Day Boosts City Trade Says Dun and Bradstreet

Walter F. Grady of the local Dun and Bradstreet office notes Februarys extra day spurred retail activity and a week long improvement in sales. Weather limited some gains while wholesale collections lagged and manufacturing held steady, a year over year edge noted.

Walter F. Grady Dun and Bradstreet Grady

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