Iowa restaurants urged to use more Iowa farm products
Cyril Kegler president of the Iowa Restaurant Owners association urged restaurant owners at the Cedar Rapids convention to increase use of Iowa grown and processed farm products. He noted 60 percent of U S food is sold in restaurants and stressed benefits to farmers and local economy.
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Iowa
Cyril Kegler
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Restaurant Owners Association
Hotel Montrose
United States
Kegler
Iowa Association
1 000 Ways To Cook Eggs Impress Iowa Restaurateurs
Joseph Glenn of Sioux City told a convention that there are more than 1 000 ways to cook eggs and urged new preparation and serving ideas. He cited five factors changing food prep in ten years including transport, refrigeration, diet education, science, and myths.
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Joseph Glenn
Sioux City
Mr. Glenn
W. D. Fritz
Inspector urges full-block rezoning move in Oakland Avenue area
Building Inspector L. Leefers asked the city council to rezone an entire block on Oakland Avenue and G Avenue NE from light to heavy industrial after council action on Mrs. Martha Christian’s property. He noted one remaining light industrial lot and an alley the city vacated years ago.
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L. Leefers
Martha Christian
Oakland Avenue
G Avenue
Leefers
He Sug
Marmola Treatment for Fat Loss Promises Easy Weight Reduction
An advertisement touts Marmola Prescription Tablets as a safe option for fat persons with hypothyroidism and low metabolism. It claims the formula is included in every package, and urges readers to consult a physician for diagnosis while noting 30 years of public sale and over twenty million boxes distributed.
Salt Lake City Forms Women’s Revolver Association
A women’s revolver association has been organized by women marksmen of Salt Lake City Utah. The article suggests listing the entire lot for consideration to avoid future disputes.
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Women's Revolver Association
Women Marksmen of
Salt Lake City
Utah
Chicago Board Violated Trade Act Allegations Raised
Irving Goldsmith attorney for Cargill Inc charges the Chicago Board of Trade with deliberate and willful violations of the commodity exchange act. He contests a motion to dismiss the firm’s complaint that the board manipulated grain prices in 1936. Also notes plan for a 10 volume South history by Louisiana State University and the University of Texas.
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Irving Goldsmith
Minneapolis
Cargill, Inc
Commod
Ity Exchange Commission
Chicago Board of Trade
Commodity Exchange Act
Goldsmith
Board of Trade
Louisiana State University
The
University of Texas
South
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