Market Ad Promises Custom Corn Products At Best Prices
Local listing markets a farmer's market place offering custom corn products. The ad mentions named sellers and geographic cues, implying a regional cluster and a focus on fresh produce.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1943
Page
13
Local listing markets a farmer's market place offering custom corn products. The ad mentions named sellers and geographic cues, implying a regional cluster and a focus on fresh produce.
A busy agricultural ad page lists Cedar Rapids area hatcheries and feed stores seeking customers. It mentions baby chicks, poultry farming supplies, eggs, rabbits, and farm equipment with contact details and hours. The page also notes meat waste concerns and farm rental listings with property details and local real estate ads.
Miss Madeline Healey, chairwoman of Red Cross nurse recruiting for the army and navy, notes the new age limit from 40 to 45 will help recruit nurses in the area as many trained nurses aged 40 to 45 wish to serve. Gamma Theta chapter of Beta Sigma Phi starts a Red Cross nutrition class Tuesday at 7 30 p m in Bever Building club room with Miss Rena Kosters, Roosevelt High home economics teacher, as instructor. Enrollment for nurse's aide classes to start in April.
Certificates have arrived for the group in the course at the school and may be picked up at volunteer rooms in the Y M C A. Hours are 6 30 to 8 30 p m Monday through Thursday and will close March 19.
London AP reports American arms including field artillery have reached thousands of French patriots in raids on the Axis in eastern France. A Zurich dispatch says more than 1,500 men in Savoy organized shells but offers no clue on how the weapons were obtained.
Coe College performers swept the state forensic contest with multiple superior placings. Doris Glantz and Lorraine Peck led women’s debate while Charles McManaman and Robert Ray starred in men’s, and Glantz shared honors in individual events. Dick Fisher and Dick McMullen earned extemporaneous and oratory accolades as Grace Douma and Robert Ray contributed top finishes in poetry and related categories.
The Red Cross war fund rally fires up at Memorial Coliseum Sunday afternoon March 21 at 3 p.m with martial music patriotic songs and service men in attendance. Roger Holden will be the chief speaker. Subscriptions to the war fund quotas already show oversubscription with Gouldsboro Maine leading early.
A rapid-fire column riffs on wartime issues and public figures. Mentions Lambertson and Roosevelt boys, MacArthur, Pegler, Viereck, Senator Langer, Jerry Voorhis, Dies committee, Adolf Hitler, Wallace, Century of the Common Man, Mission to Moscow, and John L. Lewis with lighter jests about radio commentators and the Carleton hotel.
The Bohemian Dramatic Association voted last week to stage a memorial play for Frantisek Machovsky, a noted Sokol instructor. Proceeds will fund a Machovsky fund to aid young American men and women pursuing Sokol instructor training in physical culture.
Student tickets for the Masaryk memorial concert in the Memorial coliseum go on sale at the box office for the 8 PM performance. The Coe military band will perform and service men in uniform will be admitted free.
Progressive CSA announces an 8 p.m. meeting with a social hour to follow. The CSA drill team will hold rehearsal Tuesday evening at the CSPS hall.
Toddville high school juniors will present a three act play The Harvest Queen at 8 p m Friday in the school auditorium. Cast members include Clair H Beulah Wilson Kathryn Sterbury Barbara Heefner Bruce Andrews Robert Miller Nelda Miller Alice Marie Miller Bob Brenneman and Jack Bowers.
A tip explains that saving gasoline can be achieved by shifting gears more quickly while driving, improving efficiency and reducing fuel consumption.
A humorous verse extols the English approach to preparing eggs. The speaker favors four minutes boiled eggs in the shell with easy access via knife, joking about those who fear cracking the shell and praising practical cooks and clever friends.
The Price Administration will not require ration coupons for meat in restaurants after March 29 if it is available. Restaurateurs fear tougher limits and warn that eating out may not bring relief. base month for quotas could be December with 20 percent sales and customer gains needed for increases.
Mrs Dennis McGraw 87 died Friday at her son's home in Masonville Survived by three daughters Mrs Joe Maroney Mrs Rose McElroy and Mrs Lieyd Ryan and three sons James and P L She attended Immaculate Conception Church Masonville and burial is in St Marys Cemetery Masonville She was member of Legion and lodge services set for Monday at 9 30 a m at Immaculate Conception Church Masonville.
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