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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1935
Page
3
Commodity Prices in Barley to Sheep Range
Barley at 40 cents, rye 60 cents, wheat one dollar, hay 8 dollars ten cents, straw 4 dollars 5 cents, hens 9 cents, eggs 12 cents, hogs 4 dollars 95 cents, steers 3 dollars 4 cents, sheep 2 dollars 3 cents.
Miss Manners Advice and Iowa Junior College Debates
A column featuring Dear Miss Manners guidance on social dilemmas among teens and a report from Elkader on Elkader and Waukon junior colleges winning debating and extempoire contests in the Northeastern Iowa conference. Local students compete in Iowa City state events with coach supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkader
Waukon
Iowa
Maquoketa
Paul Hendricks
Marlette Grimm
Iowa City
Marie Elizabeth Kaiser
Anita Keanneally
Joe Meyer
Alexander Perlin
Rena Pilkington
Miss Pilkington
Norway Seniors Tour Industrial Plants With Gazette Visit
Twenty two members of Norway high school senior class and Coach Henry Jannsen visited Cedar Rapids sites including Penick Ford Wilson Quaker Oats and The Gazette to observe production and printing The Iowa City Chamber of Commerce plans to elect a new president after Thomas E Martin resigns as chamber head to become mayor on April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norway High School
Henry Jannsen
The
Gazette
Cedar Rapids
Penick and Ford
Wilson and Company
Quaker Oats Company
Iowa City
Iowa City Chamber of Commerce
Thomas E. Martin
Martin
Notice of receivership compromise hearing for Wapsie Valley Bank
Creditors and depositors are informed there is an application on file with Linn County Iowa to compromise and settle notes of W C Ward and W H Ward secured by a chattel mortgage. Wards offered 2000 plus collateral about 917.69. Hearing set for April 4, 1935 at 9:00 A M at Cedar Rapids Court House. Objections may be filed. D W Bates Receiver. Edward L OConnor Attorney General. Local counsel listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wapsie Valley State Bank
Central City
Iowa
District Court
Linn County
D. Wates
Thetate
Town
W. C. Ward
W. H. Ward
8. C. Ward
Cedar Rapids
10-20-30 Years Ago In The Gazette Headlines
Mrs Selma Robovsky was fatally injured in an automobile accident today. R D Robovsky, William Rogers, A S Larson and Verne Pickerel were injured when their car on Ellis boulevard crashed into a parked vehicle. A contract was awarded to Stark Schneider Construction by Merchants National Bank to raze the Kimball building for a twelve story bank and office block. Local markets list grain and livestock prices, and city council passed an ordinance regulating jitney buses. Miss Alice Inskeep of Cedar Rapids elected director of the National Conference of Music Supervisors in Pittsburgh. Charles A Patten elected mayor of Marion amid heavy voter turnout. Local markets again list prices for corn, rye, wheat, oats, barley, hay, straw, hens, eggs, hogs, ewes, and sheep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selma Robovsky
R. D. Robovsky
William Rogers
A. S. Larson
Verne Pickerel
Ellis Boulevard
Stark-Schneider Construction Company
Merchants National Bank
Kimball
Alice Inskeep
Cedar Rapids
National Conference of Music Supervisors
Pittsburgh
Charles A. Patten
Marion
Death of prominent railroad bridge contractor Tempsel H
Tempsel H Arel renowned railroad bridge contractor died at his home today. The Rev G B Van Arsdal, in Peoria five years, accepted a call to the First Christian church in Cedar Rapids. J S Baxley presented to the public library William H Seward Travels Around the World. Markets Oats 30 corn 40 47c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tempsel H. Arel
G. B. van Arsdal
Peoria
First Christian Church
Cedar Rapids
J. S. Baxley
William H. Seward
Nancy Page Halibut Au Gratia Pleases Guests on Budget
Nancy Page shares a budget friendly halibut dish using leftover fish. She cooks extra portions in a steamer then makes a white cheese sauce with corn flakes as crumbs, adds pepper mace and lemon, tops with corn flakes, bakes half an hour, and serves with rolls and salad. Apple sauce turnovers finish the meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tives
Nancy
Nancy Page
Cedar Rapids
Notable nativity De Wolf Hopper born today noted
Stars say great liveliness and progress are assured with keen minds and high pressure activity. Those with birthdays enter a year of achievement through constructive faculties but should avoid reckless social pursuits. A child born today may show high talent and discretion, likely popular with superiors. Notable nativity: De Wolf Hopper, actor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Wolf Hopper
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