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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1933
Page
7
A fragmented telegram style notice reports the sudden death of Chielsen Banker. The readable text includes garbled phrases and stray letters, making precise details unclear. The item appears to be a brief obituary or death notice with limited legible data.
Fragmented OCR text shows a sports card event with partially readable names and scores. Readable items mention Mos, Chacees Sorover and two Thaw rt. The garbled lines hamper full details but indicate a local games event with segment pace and race mentions.
Fragmentary notes describe merchants at Deep River offering a taste of something called Inelation. Text includes garbled references to people, items, and locations, with no clear event or outcome.
A fire in Farshalitown caused substantial damage and resulted in multiple casualties. Firefighters responded quickly but the blaze overwhelmed some areas, with 25 emergency cases reported and several injured residents evacuated to nearby facilities. The incident remains under investigation.
Fragmentary OCR text cites a fire and destruction at a dam near Szeabeca during a Sunday incident. James Greer reportedly uncovered clues. The report references fires, some boiler or furnace details, and mentions local roads and a site safety concern.
Elliott Roosevelt, son of the president, flies to Des Moines for a funeral service for Mrs. Sacriester Swiler, aged 37, with ceremonies in Port Worth Texas. The obituary lists mourners and a list of local attendees.
The Clayton County jury list shows local residents selected to serve. Names include William Gaece Sowcermar Ne Waswtal, Charles Slee) Limwese FP OC Series Granc Moscow, Henry B Boke, and many others. The sessions begin soon at Everes Seai church with Rev E Orin and community leaders assisting.
Bandits escaped with $262.40 after holding a farmer at gunpoint in Wheatland. A teller or cashier reported the robbers demanded money and fled, leaving the victim shaken. Police searched the area but found limited evidence. one suspect described as Boudorfs was noted as involved.
An elderly man living at Sunnisside, 72 year old Louis Tunts, was struck by a northbound interurban car at a crossing two miles west of Mere. He died at Alen Memorial hospital after suffering a skull fracture and internal injuries. The incident occurred around 3 am as he attempted to flag the car and stepped onto the rails. The car, No 19, driven by John O'Reilly of Cedar Rapids, was traveling about 45 miles per hour.
A Southeastern Town Rural Letter Carriers meeting with 200 attendees endorsed reestablishing old transportation expense rates. Frank Rizer of Fairfield presided as carriers voted to petition the federal government for 10 cents a mile on dirt roads and five cents a mile on hard roads, citing current winter and summer rates of three and one cent. They urged federal highway grants directed to roads over beautification.
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