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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1937
Page
4
A fragmented facsimile of an address argues for American ideals over isolationist views. It champions democracy, free speech, and equal opportunity, while acknowledging regional challenges, corruption, and the melting pot’s duties guiding liberty and justice.
A maple themed air conditioned kitchen showcases a walnut and birch color scheme with a full length tile table, electric stove and outlets, built in storage, and a maple dinette. Mrs. Wilmer J. Robison plans the layout in the Elmhurst Drive NE residence.
The Duluth Superior port and Minneapolis combined offer storage facilities for more than 142 million bushels of grain. This capacity highlights the region's importance as a major grain handling and shipping hub on the lakes.
A Cedar Rapids model railroad hobbyist, Mr. Gathman, stresses originality in building miniature engines. Beginners use box and flat cars, with proper ballast and tiny spikes for tracks. He aims to connect with fellow enthusiasts and notes his fondness for Cedar Rapids despite missing Milwaukee’s abandoned depot where he started. A statue celebrating Marquette is unveiled with soil and water exchanges between Laon and Prairie du Chien, honoring the explorer priest as part of Wisconsin’s Hall of Fame tribute.
Prairie du Chien Wisconsin plans a June 1 observance marking three centuries since Jacques Marquette and Louis Joliet discovered the Mississippi. The town, at the site of the 1673 finding, continues a lineage of exploration and missionary effort begun by Marquette born in Laon France.
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