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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1935

Page

4

Cedar Rapids Receives New Fire Trucks from Kenosha

Cedar Rapids welcomed two 750 gallon pumpers from Kenosha Wisconsin arriving Wednesday. They will undergo testing Friday under National Board of Fire Underwriters supervision. Fire Chief Emil Kohout plans public demonstrations and assigns trucks to Central and Station No 2 with overhaul plans for other sites. Trappers in Louisiana report muskrat scarcity in coastal marshes.

Central Fire Station Kenosha Wis National Fire H. J. Corcoran Des Moines National Board of Fire Underwriters Emil P. Kohout Kohout Cedar Rapids Central Station No. 5

Debunking white bread cancer claim origins

The piece traces the claim that white bread causes cancer to an English surgeon and his publicist. It notes medical authorities, including Dr Morris Fishbein, find no scientific basis for the belief.

England Emnent Morris Fishbein Hoff Chicago Public Ledger Incr

Mrs. Gibson Dies at Cedar Rapids Home After Ill Health

Mrs. Charles Gibson, born March 9 1859 in New York City, died at 5 am Thursday at her Cedar Rapids home 1534 Sixth Avenue SE after a period of ill health. Survived by husband Charles Gibson and several children and grandchildren. funeral at Immaculate Conception Church with burial in Independence.

Charles Gibson Sixth Avenue SE Mrs Gibson New York City Thomas Burke Independence Cedar Rapids R. J. Vliet Mellette Harry Mabel Immaculate Conception John Molloy St. John’s Cemetery

J Don Buck Dies Former Coal Co. Head

J Don Buck former proprietor of Buck Coal Co and later manager of Manson Coal Co died suddenly at a local hospital at 6 30 p m Tuesday He lived at the Magnus hotel The body was taken to Waterloo for services and burial Buck born December 13 1891 at Boone He lived in Cedar Rapids since 1928 and previously resided in Marshalltown He is survived by two children Mrs G J McGillicuddy Cedar Rapids and William Buck Melbourne Ind two parents Mr and Mrs R A Buck Glendale California two brothers Dr C A Buck Glen Falls NY Marvin J Buck Waterloo and one sister Mrs C W Powell Falls View West Virginia

J. Don Buck The Buck Coal Company Manson Coal Company Magnus Waterloo Mr. Buck Boone Cedar Rapids Marshalltown G. J McGillicuddy William Buck Melbourne

Hem-Roid Internal Medicine Edges Piles with Cure Claim

An advertisement promotes Hem-Roid as a safe internal medicine by Dr S Leonhardt claiming piles stem from poor lower bowel circulation. It asserts the remedy removes the cause with internal treatment and offers refunds if not effective through May Drug Co and other druggists.

S. Leonhardt Leonhardt Drug Co

Obituary: Mrs Frank A Beranek Dies in Morse

Mrs Frank A Beranek 57 longtime Cedar Rapids resident died at her Morse home at 10 20 am Thursday. Born in Bohemia October 12 1877 she lived in Cedar Rapids before moving to Morse 33 years ago. Survived by husband two children Irma Riverside and Floyd at home four brothers in Czechoslovakia. Son Leo died in 1913. Funeral at St Mars church Morse 9 30 am Saturday conducted by Rev Father JoJo Hopkins.

Frank A Beranek Cedar Rapids Morse Bohemia Irma Riverside Floyd Czechoslovakia Leo St Mars ' Church JoJo Hopkins Wesley Vrchotizky Johnson County Shueyville Anna Edward Novotny Steve Cloughy Joe Bervid Clarence Knoebel George Albert Barbara Simitz Iowa City Francis Pokorny Frank Brosh Solon Louise Simanek Joseph Simanek Twenty-first Avenue Vilem Walker Frank Kosina Gabriel L. Simanek Helen Johnson Beulah Richard Kosina Arthur Simanek Janeba and Brosh Theodore B. Hlubacek

Obituary notices from Cedar Rapids area

Multiple death notices across Cedar Rapids and surrounding towns. Mrs Mannie Robinson of Cedar Rapids dies at 54 after residence at 628 Eighth Street SE. Wesley Vrchotizky of Johnson county dies at home near Shueyville after brief illness. Mrs Louise Simanek dies at 72 in Cedar Rapids after lingering illness. Harold E Krebs funeral at Gaffney Moore chapel. burial Oak Hill Cemetery. Burial details, callers invited, and churches named.

Funeral Notices for Ida Graham and N K Beechley

The funeral for Ida Graham is set for Saturday at 2 p.m. at Beatty chapel with burial in Linwood cemetery, moved from Dumont. Friends may visit at Beatty chapel 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday and Friday. N K Beechley’s funeral will be held at Oak Hill cemetery at 11 a.m. Friday with Rev. Robert Little officiating. Friends may call at Turner chapel until 9 p.m. Thursday.

Harold E. Krebs Gaffney and Moore Chapel R. F. Judson Oak Hill Cemetery Ida Graham Beatty Chapel Linwood Cemetery Dumont N. K Beechley Robert Little Turner Chapel

Cut In Maximum Rate Of Interest Approved

DES MOINES AP Reduction of the maximum legal interest rate for Iowa loans was approved by both chambers. The Senate backed the change 41 to 66 and the measure now goes to the governor. The basic rate drops from 6 to 5 percent. contractual limits fall from 8 to 7 percent. An 8 percent cap for loans under 300 was defeated 11 to 35.

Des Moines Iowa Senate House George W. Patterson Burt

Vaccination School Aims to Aid Local Hog Farmers

Farm Bureau of Anamosa reports many requests from Cascade area farmers for a two day hog sanitation and vaccination school. A veterinary specialist from Ames will teach all phases of profitable hog management and farmers who qualify will receive state permits to vaccinate their own hogs at session end.

Anamosa Cascade Farm Bureau Ames

Weak kidneys stop getting up nights

An advertisement claims Haarlem Oil capsules flush poisons and acid from the kidneys to stop nighttime urination. It cites additional symptoms such as bladder irritation backache cramps puffy eyes and a list price of 35 cents for a package.

Haarlem

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Louisiana John Harvey Farbay Ph.d Coal Co Frank A. Beranek Mannie Robinson Frank Robinson Eighth Street Paullina Tama Lawrence Medinger Raymond Elnora Margaret Ellen Robinson Francis Edward Lois Klingle Sikeston John Ford Clinton Tom Glaspie Council Bluffs Frank Fleer Armstrong George Phipps Crete Joe Fler Graettinger Aron Stein Worthington Minn Robinson Harold Krebs Mrs. Graham N. K. Beechley Plan Vaccination School Priscilla Ward Beagea Tle Charming Chape Yard Brunswick Save Chambray Aim Pioneer Second Street Montgomery Ward
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