300 Attend County Democratic Rally in Linn County
About 300 people attended a three hour Democratic dinner and rally at the Roosevelt hotel in Linn County. Walter Hutchinson presided as party leaders announced plans while speakers urged support for Jacobsen and Roosevelt, attacked prohibition, bureaus, and debt issues, and called for a repeal of prohibition.
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Linn County
Roosevelt Hotel
Democratic Central Committee
Walter R. Hutchinson
Democratic Central
William Keefe
Clinton
B. M. Jacobsen
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Keefe
Jacobsen
Clintonian
Hoover
Des Moines
America
Burt Neal
Mount Vernon
Tom J. Brady
Cedar Rapids
David Murphy
Dubuque
Louis Murphy
Paul. HH. Huston
H. M. Gage
Coe College
Luther Fuhrmeister
Isabel Schluter
Hutchinson
Young Democrats
Democratic
Robert Gorman
Ed Prentiss
Pauline Murray
Outsized Rules Trigger Small Town Advice
The column collects letters about social expectations and manners. Topics include a wife’s desire to share her husband’s hunts, parental restrictions on a high school outing, and newcomers in a small town seeking friendship while avoiding cliques. District radio auditions in Waterloo are noted with local contestants.
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AS. F
Miss Manners
Notice to Creditors in Murray Bankruptcy Case
In the District Court for Northern Iowa Cedar Rapids Division Bernice Murray was adjudicated bankrupt on October 7 1932 The first meeting of creditors is at 2 00 PM October 21 1932 at M W O Rieley 831 832 833 Hisley Building Cedar Rapids Iowa Creditors may attend prove claims appoint a trustee examine bankrupt and transact other business before the meeting Referee M W O RIELEY Cedar Rapids Iowa October 1932
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District Court of the United States
Northern District of
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Bernice Murray
Linn County
M. W. O'Rieley
Hisley
Towa
TD Oesae
Reward to clean up snakes in Cedar Rapids proposed
A Gazette reader urges a $500 reward fund to exterminate rattlesnake nests and asks the paper to help recruit donors, pledging $10 and hoping others follow to back a local cleanup effort.
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Gazette
Cedar Rapids
Wrence T. Kohl
Ninth Ave. E
Letter to the editor on corn buying for the poor in winter
Chas E Towers of Marion Iowa urges county supervisors to buy corn instead of coal to aid the needy amid high fuel costs. He suggests buying heavy hogs to slaughter for meat distribution, noting hog prices in Cedar Rapids and imagining workers spared from extreme toil.
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Cedar Rapids
Gazette
Chas.e. Towers
Marion
Iowa
We Boasted Then Busted Over Wealth Mystery Letter
A letter emerges from a discussion between a friend and his wife about missing wealth and where it vanished. The text references statements and a figure around 25 million cars in use, with a simplified figure of 20 million cars for clarity.
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Louis Wokoun
City
Gazette
Indian Geography and Ioway Language Notes
The article discusses the Ioway word Wapsipinkcan meaning big potato as translated by George Catlin in 1852 and its unclear origins. It notes the potato’s late introduction to American colonies, the Ioways not being agricultural, and suggests locals may have brought the potato. It also mentions Cedar and a warrior name Pah-ta-coo chee in context.
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Gazette
George Catlin
South America
Iowa
Catlin
Swift Cedar
Cedar Rapids
Ute
Goshute
Notable Cedar River Scenery Praised by Visiting Ioways
The Ioways esteemed Cedar River scenery highly during a London visit, comparing Hyde Park to Cedar River landscapes. References note a Pawnee and Otoe resemblance to the Hurons and mention TM Endicott, City.
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London
England
Hyde Park
Cedar River
Endicott
City
Praise for Warder Ireland in prisoner case
Ernie Young praises Warden Ireland calling his act humanitarian after transporting Mr. Horton to Chicago for games. He argues a prison inmate’s long confinement shows humanity and hopes Ireland remains in charge despite calls for his discharge.
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Gazette
Ireland
Mr. Horton
Chicago
Herring
Ernie Young
City
Practical Proposal by Wayne Henderson on Jobs and Food
A letter dated 10 7 1932 suggests employing the unemployed to harvest corn at 5 cents per bushel in corn or 50 cents per bushel in wheat value and using hand mills to produce flour and meal. The author imagines farmers, supervisors, and unemployed workers sharing work and food production.
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Board of Supervisors
Evening Radio Schedule Highlights Wide Network Listings
A dense television like radio guide lists hourly programs and station lineups across CBS NBC and other networks. It includes act names orchestras hosts and times from 6:00 PM through late night with many stations and venues named.
Domestic hoarding cited as sole drain on U.S. gold stock
D W Ellsworth asserts the only possible source of losses to the monetary gold stock of the United States is domestic hoarding and urges attention to this issue.
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United States
D. W. Ellsworth
Westminster Plans Sermon Series on Personal Questions
The Rev J Renwick McCullough opens a series on Some Personal Questions at Westminster Presbyterian Church next Sunday Oct 16 with weekly themes through Christmas Each service features the 36voice chorus under director Donald E Baum delivering special music
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J. Renwick McCullough
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Donald E. Baum
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