Tariff debate tied to farm problem at Iowa meeting
Kenneth Templeton president of the Chicago Board of Trade told 110 Eastern Iowa Grain and Feed Dealers association members that solving tariff issues would resolve farming troubles. He criticized the ever normal granary and the debenture plan as simplistic and warned that regulation could centralize costly control. He argued the current grain trading system works and that speculation aids market efficiency while industry policy is harming retailers and wholesalers. S. W. Wilder of Cedar Rapids cited as past president of the National grain group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Templeton
Chicago Board of Trade
Iowa
Western Grain and Feed Dealers Association
Roosevelt Hotel
Templeton
S. W. Wilder
Cedar Rapids
The
National
Grain and Feed Dealers Association
National Association
Wilder
United States
Freeman Bradford
Sioux City Grain Exchange
Bradford
Ralph Sprague Oelwein
Independent Grain and Feed Dealers
Grain and Feed Dealers gather to discuss reforms and politics
The meeting features Wilder criticizing an ever normal granary and government storage expansion. Freight and licensing issues are debated by Brad ford and the Iowa officials. Oelwein and Des Moines leaders push cooperation and reform in grain and feed trade.
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Wilder
Rome
Birthday Forecast Sends Lively Prosperity Amid Subtle Threats
A lively prosperous day is forecast by planetary positions with a warning of subtle treachery in dealings. Those born today may enjoy a progressive year with gains but face craft and secret enmity from corporations and secret societies. Children born today show liveliness talent ambition and social life.
Notice to Bidders for 4400 Cubic Yards Crushed Stone
Sealed bids will be received by the Linn County Auditor in Cedar Rapids Iowa until 10:00 am November 18 1937 for 4400 cubic yards crushed stone for first course surface on Secondary Road District No 09 Marton Township. Bids opened after closing. A 5 percent certified check required with each bid. Proposals on county forms sealed and marked. County reserves right to reject any bid and to waive technicalities. Preference given to Iowa manufactured materials and labor. Dated Cedar Rapids Iowa November 4 1937 Robert Wilhelm Wesley Linn County Auditor.
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Uum County
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Surfacin
Marton Township
Board of Supervisors
Towa
WM Wesely
Linn County
Notice of Time and Place Of Dearing On Application To Sell
Probate notice for Linn County Iowa outlines that John Buresh administrator seeks court approval to sell estate real estate to pay debts. Properties include undivided half of Lot 11 Block 2 Free M begun Addition Cedar Rapids and an interest in Lot 15 Block 260 Bevere Poth Addition. Hearing set for November in Cedar Rapids courthouse.
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Neal
District Court of
Town
Linn County
Mary A. Buresh
Irvin J Buresh
Stumb F Buresh
Arnold GL. Buresh
Ruth Mary Buresh
Iowa
John & Guresh
Cedar Rapids
Creda
Cedar
Toby
Anne Adams Patterns Offer Fancy Aprons and Book
Pp puzzled about Christmas gifts? Anne Adams presents aprons with waistline panels and feminine styles in dimity dotted swiss and batiste. Pattern 4591 comes in sizes small to large with fabric yardage and trim details, plus illustrated instructions. Order by sending 15 cents and size name address to The Cedar Rapids Gazette Pattern Department.
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Anne Adams
The
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Pattern Department
17Th St
New York
Purse Found On Street Identified as Mrs Capper’s
George Hiland found a woman’s purse on Eighth Avenue and First Street SW last weekend. Earl Stanley said a letter from Mrs. K C Capper of Parkersburg established ownership. The purse contained a wrist watch and a driver’s license matching Capper’s description.
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Eighth Avenue
First Street
George Hiland
Ninth Street
K. C. Capper
Parkersburg
Earl Stanley
Hiland
Stanley
Iowa City News Briefs Highlights Local Events
A stove fire in a Kansas City couple’s trailer at a tourist camp sent Jack Steinberg and wife through flames as they escaped. both suffered burns. Burglars took 33.50 from the Delta Chi house during sleep. Alumni events include a Homecoming-week exhibit of Iowa art at Jefferson hotel and reunion dinners in Des Moines. Professors from the home economics department attended the Iowa Home Economics association meeting. new dormitory excavation has begun costing 325000. Judge Gaffney admitted Schindler will to probate. Katharine Schindler named executrix. Col Norman F Ramsey to speak at Preparedness day dinner on ordnance development.
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Iowa City
Jack Steinberg
Kansas City
Jack McKinnon
Perry
Howard Davidson
Lancaster
N. Y
Phil Allen
Onawa
Jim van Heel
Waverly
John Cockrill
Livermore
Jefferson Hotel
Louis Pelzer
Towa City
Iowa
American Art Professional League
University of Iowa
Iowa State Teachers Convention
Des Moines
Kirkwood
University of Iowa College of Engineering
University Home Economics
Iowa Home Economics Association
Lula Smith
Merle Ford
Edna Hill
Mate Giddings
Helen Waite
William Horrabin
James P. Gaffney
Joseph K. Schindler
Schindler
Katherine Schindler
Norman F. Ramsey
Rock Island Arsenal
Reich
Roy L. Chopck
American Legion
United States
Blocking Winning Entry in Regency Club Bridge
Mrs. Charles T. Barney outplays an expert in a Regency club rubber game in New York. The article details a defense where South misreads a trap, leading to a down one after long clubs fail and the hand slips from three no trump.
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Regency Club
New York
Charles T. Barney
West
Mrs. Barney
East
South
Iowa State Commerce Commission Franchising Hearing Notice
Official notice to Linn County citizens that Iowa Electric Light and Power Company seeks a franchise to erect operate and maintain electric transmission lines across public lands and private property in Linn County with a hearing set for November 30 1937 at Des Moines regulators urge written objections five days prior and designate authorized representation for objectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State Commerce Commission
Linn County
Iowa Electric Light and Power Company
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Rance
St. P. M
Town State Commerce Commission
Des Moines
Town
Towa State Commerce Commission
Parc
J. J Lynch
Multiple Grass and Leaf Fires Trigger Fire Alarms
Four alarms, plus a false alarm and a non finding run, occupied Thursday for firemen. Company No 6 tackled two grass fires and a leaf fire at Linden Drive SE and near Bever Park, then a grass fire at 23rd Street and Grande Avenue SE. Company No 3 extinguished a grass fire at J Avenue and 12th Street NE. A false alarm rang at Fifth Avenue and Fourth Street SW, after an earlier unlocated 4:45 p.m. call at Twenty-seventh Street and A Avenue NE. The note ends with a historic reference to the 1906 California earthquake.
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Company No. 6
Bever Park
Linden Drive
Twenty-third Street
Grande Avenue
J Avenue
Twelfth Street
Fifth Avenue
Fourth Street
Twenty-seventh Street
A Avenue
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Ible Credit Arrangement
Cutler’s
2Nd Ave
Merchants Bank
Ste Nka Por
Attern
Mommie
Dad
Second Avenue SE
Wm. E. McKenney
American Bridge League
Qioe
California
Star “Sheidi
Roi Century
Fox Picture
Burlington Beer
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Burlington Brewing Company
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