Farm ills need joint action says Gazette editor
Ray Anderson the Gazette farm editor told Cedar Rapids Retail Credit Association members at Hotel Roosevelt that farm programs will recur and be rejected until the public acts in hard times. He urged business leaders and farmers to unite and recognize mutual interests to solve agricultural woes. He noted diverse expert suggestions and predicted more attempts before a correct diagnosis and effective prevention. The June meeting will be a picnic at Upper Palisades.
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Ray Anderson
Gazette Farm
Cedar Rapids Retail Credit Association
Hotel Roosevelt
Anderson
Gazette
Retail Credit Association
William Rinderknecht
Upper Palisades
Rieke wins school of soldier contest at Coe R O T C
Cedar Rapids resident Earl Rieke takes first in Coe R O T C school of soldier contest. Joseph Frank heads to Czechoslovakia for three months. Vested Choir from Columbia college Dubuque entertained by local Knights of Columbus. Clayton Conley 4 suffers scalp wound after jumping from ice wagon into traffic. Debate on equal suffrage at Coe chapel features Mrs. O J Oliphant and Frank Randall. Reverend John A Marquis named moderator of Presbyterian assembly in Atlantic City. Mrs H O Havemeyer visits Cedar Rapids. Local aides named for national preparedness survey led by Prof C O Bates and others. Former Mayor Huston returns to lead Huston Printing. Prof Jacob Schmidt stocks new orchestra music for the Alamo. Actor Newton Beers performs in Cedar Rapids lodge hall.
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Earl Rieke
Cedar Rapids
Coe R. O. T. C
Joseph Frank
Czechoslovakia
Columbia College
Dubuque
Knights of Columbus
Clayton Conley
O. J. Oliphant
New Jersey
Frank Randall
Coe Chapel
John A. Marquis
Coe College
Presbyterian General Assembly
Atlantic City
N. J
H. O. Havemeyer
New York City
C. C. Loomis
C. O. Bates
H. F. Bauer
J. M. Drabelle
R. T. Hartman
Charles D. Huston
Huston Printing Company
Jacob Schmidt
Chicago
Alamo
Newton Beers
Cedar Rapids Lodge
Kentucky quilt pattern explained by Nancy Page club
The Nancy Page quilt club builds a library of forty eight state patterns and shares a pattern for the Kentucky design. Instructions cover color options, block layout, cutting allowances, and seam methods. Patterns and directions are obtainable by mail with payment to The Cedar Rapids Gazette in 1936.
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Kentucky
Nancy Page
Nancy Page Club
Cedar Rapids Gazette
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Eureka
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Childs
COATS
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