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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1935
Page
12
The agreement lowers U S duties on Canadian farm products including cattle dairy cows cheese peas and apples and cuts lumber tariffs by 50 percent with a 250 million board foot limit. It runs three years from Jan 1 1936 and may be extended automatically unless one side withdraws. The treaty covers about 767 articles and commodities.
The agreement cuts duties on fresh vegetables fruit and meats and lowers ad valorem rates from 30 to 15 percent for many items. It abolishes arbitrary government valuations and extends these concessions to other favored nations through MFN treaties, aiding American agriculture and industry nationwide.
An advertisement touts Cystex as a quick, guaranteed treatment for kidney and bladder dysfunctions. It cites claims from Dr. T J Rastelli and others, promising notable energy gains within 48 hours and a money back guarantee if not satisfied.
The accord aims to boost U S Canada trade by reducing tariffs on various goods and introducing safeguards against third country advantage. Canada and the United States cut duties on whisky aged four years or more and on a wide range of manufactured products while excluding cod and haddock from concessions. Officials view the treaty as central to the Roosevelt trade program, expected to raise farm and factory profits, though some sectors such as lumber livestock and dairy fear adverse effects.
The Cedar Rapids district Epworth League held its fall rally in Iowa Falls with a record turnout around 250. St Pauls Methodist of Cedar Rapids won the attendance and miles traveled contest, followed by Vinton and La Porte City. An afternoon service featured Robert Choate and remarks by Arthur Nie and others, with plans to meet next spring in La Porte City and a tour of Iowa Falls after dinner. A second notice concerns a real estate sale in Adams County and a bank receivership hearing set for November 29, 1935, in Cedar Rapids.
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