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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1937
Page
26
Cedar Rapids police traffic squad uses accident records and a large city map to identify danger spots and install signs. Patrols focus on prevention, with data showing most fatal crashes involve male drivers and pedestrians, often between 6 and 10 p.m.
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Guy A Robinson of 359 Twentieth Street SF was injured Thursday near Gilman in Marshall County. He suffered a concussion and a broken collarbone with bruises. An ambulance will bring him Sunday from Marshall Town Hospital to his home. He was conscious at intervals after the crash when the car left the road on a graveled hill and turned turtle into a ditch. He was alone in a car owned by an Independence tobacco company, which was wrecked.
A list of twenty five questions tests school bus driver knowledge on the new sixty five question schedule for chauffeurs licenses. The questions cover licensing, signs, stopping rules, crossing procedures, braking lights and safety rules for school buses in Iowa after a fatal Mason City crash. The law requires front right entry for pupils and crossing procedures, with penalties and exceptions noted.
The article guides gardeners to prepare for indoor winter flowering by using the trench system for bulbs like daffodils hyacinths tulips and crocuses. It covers pot preparation soil mix and careful planting with emphasis on avoiding compact soil and proper rooting before storage in a protected trench. It lists suitable bulbs and popular forcing varieties by name.
A retrospective on small town Halloween pranks, recalling toppled outhouses and overturned structures as a sign of bygone mischief. Citizens reflect on youth antics, guarding routines, and community responses in Ute Mapleton and surrounding towns.
The First Congregational church youth groups sponsor a Father and Son dinner on Monday at 6 p.m. in the church assembly room. Guest speaker Carlos Smith of New York City, noted Boy Scouts official, will attend.
Advertisement directs readers to classification 28 in the Want Ad section to buy or sell shotguns and hunting equipment.
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