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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1932

Page

9

If Beer Returns Will It Create Jobs and Help Farmers

The piece weighs whether legal beer would create jobs, raise government revenue, aid farmers, and curb racketeering. It cites estimates from Budweiser and unions, compares 1914 employment to potential modern figures, and notes possible tax gains, enforcement savings, and shifts in industries. It also discusses farm grain use, Grange opposition, and the racketeer risk.

Nation U. S. Treasury Augustus A Budweiser Association Against the New York Hotel Men's Association John J Raskob Investment Bankers’ Association Michigan Comstock Penng Wader Congress Grange National Grange New York Chicago al Capones Brooklyn Henry G Piel Schlitz Milwaukee Busch St. Louis

Nancy Finds a Bag For Every Hour By Florence La Ganke

Nancy pages through a favorite store display choosing bags for each part of the day. She notes styles for morning, afternoon tea, evening, and a black costume look, even considering pearls and rhinestones. A leaflet on budgets is offered and tomorrow a new quilt pattern is promised.

Nancy Sylvia Jet Nancy Page

Thieves Fail In Attempt To Rob Service Station

Unclear OCR text describes an attempted robbery at a service station on Ming SIMU cue avenga and Pifth streed. Police assistance is noted with references to ASST MS dann and central area streets, but the incident details are garbled.

Thievea Standard OH Company Ming Simu Cue Avenga Sinelime Wa Siregt Sry Ag Tvaishanty Tgiq Police Asst MS Dann Polica Sb

Daily Iowa items mix deaths weddings and local notes

Joseph Paulista sports editor of The Republican and Times died today in a local hospital after injuries from a YMCA fall. Miss Julia Belle Secrist and John Ray Roberts wed at the Secrist home in Marion. Several local officials were elected to Cedar Rapids Racing association posts. Miss Jeanette Yeager and Harry White married at the Yeager home. William Werker fined 100 dollars for illegal liquor transport after pleading guilty, bootlegging injunction issued.

Joseph Paulista Republican and Times YMCA P O Hromarks California Milwaukee Railroad Whitlam Park Julia Belle Secrist John Ray Roberts Secrist Marion B. Beatty G. K. Barton Cedar Rapids Racing Association George T. Hedges George Williams J. W. Griffith George Rothrock Jeanette Yeager Harry White Yeager L. O. Bricker R. H. Riddell Webster Anna Patek Maha Iowa City William Werker F. Carter Justice of the Peace Olsen Werker

Man Wins Battle With Kidney Acids

Thousands regain energy sleep better and feel younger after using Cystex to combat nighttime urges backache leg pains and neuralgia caused by poor kidney and bladder function. The ad claims fast action within 15 minutes and 24 to 48 hours with a money back guarantee.

Success Through Ability Not Inheritance

A columnist argues success comes from personal effort not family by Mary Manners. The piece praises self-made achievement and cites historical figures while veering into a personal plea about loneliness and seeking companionship.

Message seeking contact for youth work and instruction

A letter offers to connect the recipient with workers focused on helping young people. The writer asks for a stamped addressed envelope to share information and mentions a teacher eager to make contact regarding instruction in No reading.

To Lonesome And Blue Advice on conduct for a girl

The guidance urges a girl to behave without seeking B s attention and to ignore A s claims. She should date other boys, uphold high ideals, and let B notice her virtue as he comes to his senses.

Balancing parenting guidance for teens and independence

Advice to avoid excessive restrictions on a daughter and foster open trust. Allow friends at home and encourage social time with both girls and boys. When a parent shows support rather than opposition, the teen may be more receptive to differing viewpoints.

Cedar Rapids Man Sues City for Damages

G E Melsa of Cedar Rapids files a damage suit against Iowa City seeking 658 for injuries from a slip on a water pipe cap in the sidewalk. He alleges a broken ankle and says the city council rejected his claim for damages.

Gazette Iowa City G. E. Melsa Cedar Rapids Melsa

Armistice program held by Earlville American Legion Auxiliary

The Earlville American Legion Auxiliary hosted an Armistice program at the Legion rooms Friday evening. President Mrs. C. S. Rogers announced the program and a list of participants included Lorraine Faust, Howard Cal­evin Snyder, Neil Clifton, Barbara Seger, Wayne Thompson, Nona Belle Seger, Isabel Clifton, Mary Laxson, Ruth Laxson, Phyllis Thompson, Benny Jean Holscher, Donald Le Gassick, members of Company B, Rogers, John Clifton, Earl Klaus, Howard Hunt, H C Snyder, Ben Scheel, Rose Klaus, with hostesses Mrs. Louis Hartwig and Mrs. Harriet Cook presiding.

T Earlville American’ Legion Auxiliary Legion Rooms C. 5. Rogers Lorraine Faust Howard Calevin Snyder Neil Clifton Barbara Seger Wayne Thompson Nona Belle Slick Virginia Belle ‘Seger Isabel Clifton Mary Ruth Laxson Phyllis Thompson Benny Jean Holscher Donald le Gassick Pr. Co B. Rogers John Clifton Earl Klaus Howard Hunt

Hawkeye Debaters Pick Squad for Western Conference Play

Iowa City twenty debaters survive preliminary tryouts to win spots on the University of Iowa Intercollegiate debate squad. Prof. A Craig Baird will select teams after inter squad debates. The season opens December 9 with Indiana at Iowa, and two Hawkeye teams travel to Lafayette to face Purdue. John Hawkinson of Cedar Rapids and Duane Donohue of Tipton are among those earning bids.

Iowa City University of Iowa Craig Baird Towa Indiana Hawkeye Lafayette Ind Purdue John Hawkinson Cesdar Rapids Duane Donohue Tipton

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