Choate Farm Pioneers Plan New Home At Cook's Pond
The Choate family plans a new residence at Cook's Pond, with renovations by Mr. Choate and improvements including a guest cottage, stables, dam, post dams, and 6000 black locust trees to prevent erosion. The property, once settled since 1865, features lake views, a garden, and future additions like a pavilion and guest area.
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Cook's Pond
R. E. Choate
Ct R
Cote+ Co
Sea of Coder Rapids
Llterett
Lake Argu
Wiliam
Isaac
Chaate
Meron CCC
Choate
Cook
Cnottie
Marshall Swayne
Cook Farm
Swayne
Joseph Homans
Manion
Ceder Rapids
Rm Swayne
Manon, Su
Wilhem Duck Willams
Cedar Rapids Law Club Entrusts Prof Ladd for Talk
Cedar Rapids Law Club will hear Professor Ladd discuss law topics at the upcoming meeting. Details of date and location are to be announced.
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Cedar Rapids Law Club
Prof
Ladd
In The World Of Bridge By Josephine Culbertson
Bridge column from a newspaper page discusses bidding strategies and play examples. It outlines a sample hand with East West North South positions, noting opening raises, trump announcements, and key tricks. The piece invites reader questions to Culbertson and provides a Cedar Rapids Gazette address for inquiries.
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Josephine Culbertson
Comsright
Aarecs
Stoke
Cocheng
Penches
Orks
Weet
Enets Kragon
Jed
King of Hearts
West
Queen of Hearts
South
Dham
Stanwyck and Fay Near Divorce After Years of Strain
Barbara Stanwyck and Frank Fay head for divorce with papers drawn and a property settlement in place. Stanwyck cites mental cruelty as the basis while their adopted son will remain in her care. The couple married in St Louis on August 26, 1928 and separated last August.
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Los Angeles
Barbara Stanwyck
Frank Fay
Miss Stanwyck
St. Lous
Big Push to compute Linn county taxes on 90 000 pieces
Linn county auditors and staff are in the midst of the annual big push to compute taxes on about 50 000 parcels, plus moneys and credits totaling over 100 million dollars. The 1935 assessments total 85.41 million real estate and 20.94 million moneys and credits. The process runs from January enrollment, through review boards, state board adjustments, budget drafting, millage setting, and final spreading for tax collection next spring.
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Fred C. Henson
Linn County
Robert M Wesely
Lin County
Boards of
Wesley
Linn Counts
H. M Kelsey
Clinton Township
State Board of Assessment
Board of Supervisors
State Board of Assessment and Review
Town Hall to Hear William Hard on Behind the News in Washington
William Hard, renowned newspaper correspondent and political commentator, speaks at the Town Hall club Thursday at 8 p.m. in St. Pauls church. His talk, Be hind the News in Washington, draws on his inside information from syndicated articles and radio work.
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William Hard
Town Hall Club
St. Paul's Church
Mr. Hard
Washington
Painted Post
NL CY
Hard
Aymir
India
England
America
Commissioner of Public Works
Chicago
Everybodys Magazine
Metropolitan Magazine
Theodore Roosevelt
The
New Republic
Saturday Evening Post
Philander Smith Institute
Mussoorie
Uniersity College
London
Northwestern University
Northwestern
Hull House
International Lions head to attend Cedar Rapids event
Richard J. Osenbaugh of Denver, president of Lions Clubs International, will visit Cedar Rapids for the second annual Lions club stag party at Hotel Roosevelt on Tuesday night November 19. About 200 guests are expected from 71 Iowa Lions clubs.
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Richard J. Osenbaugh
Denver Corp
Lions Club International
Cedar Rapids Lions Club
Hotel Roosevelt
Lions Clubs
Iowa
Osenbaugh
Denver Sewer Pipe and Clay Company
Colorado Society of Engineers
National Association of Cost Accountants
Manufacturers Bureau of Denver
Denver Chamber of Commerce
Colorado Clay and Products Association
NRA
Rocky Mountain
Lions International
Livestock Runs 35 Percent Less This Year at Major Markets
Combined receipts at seven western markets in Chicago and nearby cities for 1935 ten months total 24 907 704 head, down 13 468 229 from 1934. Cattle 6 503 251. calves 1 775 894. hogs 7 851 515. sheep 8 777 044. October totals show cattle and hogs well below year ago. overall October shortfall 1 809 525 animals.
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Union Stockyards
Chicago
Kansas City
Omaha
St. Louis
St Joseph
St. Paul
Sioux City
Free book on rectal remedies from Thornton and Minor Clinic
Urges readers with fistula piles or rectal troubles to request a free informative book from The Thornton and Minor Clinic in Kansas City. The volume, by a noted authority, outlines complications from neglect and details the mild methods used to treat over 46,000 patients in 58 years.
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Thornton & Minor Clinic
McGee St
Kansas City
Thornton & Minor
Addis Ababa Scare As Unknown Plane Hovers Over City
Residents feared bombardment as an unidentified airplane, likely Italian, passed over Addis Ababa at noon. Anti-aircraft guns were readied but not fired due to distance. Italian flights have been seen near Dessye and along the eastern rail line, but never over the capital before.
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Addis Ababa
London
INL
Reuters
Dessye
Denver doctor to speak at Linn County Medical Society meeting
Dr Edward Jackson of Denver Colorado emeritus ophthalmology professor at the University of Colorado and emeritus professor of diseases of the eye at Philadelphia Polyclinic will discuss Practical Ophthalmology for Physicians and Surgeons at the Linn County Medical Society gathering at the Hotel Roosevelt Thursday night. Dr EM MacEwen will share honors having been elevated to dean of the University of Iowa College of Medicine. Jackson editor of the American Journal of Ophthalmology has written on eye hygiene prevention of blindness and proper illumination and received the Leslie Dana medal for his Jacob Lampert lecture.
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Edward Jackson
Denver
Colo
University of Colorado
Philadelphia Polyclinic
Linn County Medical Society
Hotel Roosevelt
EM. MacEwen
College of Medicine
University of Iowa
Jackson
American Journal of Ophthalmology
Colorado State Commission For the Blind
National Society For the Prevention of
Leslie Dana
Jacob Lampert
Wreck Ends Colorado Students Trip To Salt Lake Game
A 176 member University of Colorado group traveling to the Colorado Utah football game was halted after a derailment near Hot Sulphur Springs. One student Jack Jones sustained minor injuries and was examined in Grand Junction. The train crew diverted to the main line and returned to Denver and Boulder via Glenwood Springs and the Royal Gorge after track repairs failed to meet schedule.
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Denver
INS
University of Colorado
Salt Lake City
Hot Sulphur Springs
Colo
Jack Jones
Grand Junction
Mootsero
Glenwood Springs
Boulder
Royal Gorge
University Aay
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Kemble Floral Co., Inc
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Beta Theta Pi
Phi Beta Kappa
Raymond Robins
Chicago Tribune
Geneva
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General Motors
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