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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1954
Page
2
Inez Robb chronicles the Malabar Farm in Lucas Ohio where Louis Bromfield’s venture endures heavy guest influx while boasting a bumper harvest. The piece blends farm life, literary salons, and humorous anecdotes about boxers, meals, and the steady stream of visitors.
Notice announces the merger of Baxter Company Inc into Baxter Motors Incorporated effective August 31 1954. Officers remain Eugene B Baxter President D G Linder Vice President Vern Ann Baxter Secretary Treasurer. incumbent business remains auto dealership. stock reallocation per unanimous agreement. articles of incorporation remain Baxter Motors. capital stock unchanged at 25000.00. original charter issued November 29 1938. dissolution provisions and tax status noted. Cedar Rapids Iowa listed as residence of principals.
About five hundred Iowa creamery representatives gather in the Montrose hotel Cedar Rapids for joint sessions of the Iowa Creameries Iowa Milk Driers and Iowa Creamery Operators Associations. Otie M Reed Washington spoke to the Iowa Creameries group. Four speakers address the Friday night general meeting and two on Saturday morning.
You can help save lives on streets and highways by driving safely and avoiding excess speed. Teach children proper walking and bicycle habits, and ensure your car is regularly checked for safety.
Bryant cattle feeder Willis Mc Alpine and Willisca Holstein breeder Homer Best led a large butter display at the convention. Corning dairy producer Homer Best and creamery manager Glen Gillet head exhibits with judging by Dr. V. H. Nielsen of Iowa State. Half the state creameries show entries. prizes to be awarded Saturday with a banquet at 6:30 p.m.
IOWA CITY For the first time this season there were no active polio cases Friday at University Hospitals. The report notes a lull in poliovirus activity within the university medical center and surrounding campus health services.
Inactive patient list shows Linda Gogel age 1 and Mrs. Robert McSweeny age 27 in the polio ward. Also discharged are Mrs. Walter Martin age 25 of Oelwein and three other Eastern Iowans from the same unit.
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