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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1935
Page
13
A fragmentary OCR item describes a tax setup involving George Crane Heaus. The legible bits reference a rate near 2 percent and mention associates or witnesses in a unclear municipal context. The damaged text limits precise facts.
Fragments show an unknown editor note with garbled text and stray characters. No clear names, dates, or events emerge from the legible portion.
A fragmented item notes ongoing efforts to reinstate senator or official named Senser to a position titled Goxermor. The terse briefing hints at political maneuvering and possible calls for reinstatement.
A compact report shows Maersman facing market instability as analysts note cautious investment shifts. Somers and YP Syelwerm ASS are cited among stakeholders amid evolving supply chains and pricing pressures.
The clipping lists obituaries marriages and social notices from Van Horne Maquoketa and nearby towns. It mentions deaths and survivors in Mulberry Belmond and Waukon areas, a wedding at Mare n go and a solo celebration in Gate j et al, highlighting local families and community events with assorted names and places.
Savannah editor and former United States minister to Switzerland Pleas ent A Stovall died Tuesday in Savannah Ga. He led the Savannah Evening Press and served as envoy to Switzerland.
Ayies Castelline 21 of Des Moines faces trial for participating in the College Savings bank robbery. He is held on 2000 bond for larceny and 25000 bond for bank robbery following a municipal court arraignment. Investigators tie Castelline to a February Ames bank theft and a Des Moines car theft linked to the robbery.
The article notes that at year end 1934 the debt per acre on mortgaged Iowa land averaged sixty three dollars. The figure reflects farm credit conditions during the period and highlights the burden carried by farmers across the state.
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