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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1934
Page
16
Gazette editor notes the Soviet approach as he recalls a Moscow race meet with thirty six races. He observes all horses owned by the state and raised by army or collective farms, with half running and trotting events and humor about a race for the ribbons.
The Iowa board of railroad commissioners granted a certificate to Iowa Rent Lines Inc to haul freight between Stanwood and Tipton and between Clinton and Cedar Rapids, enabling Cedar Rapids jobbers door deliveries at Tipton to compete with Davenport routes. Stan Swoon Tapia service began Thursday.
Formal opening of Lober's women's shoe store at 206 Second avenue SE will be held Saturday. Cedar Rapids welcomes the new shop with a full line of stylish footwear at popular prices. Manager Don Hawke, assisted by Jimmy Hendon, will lead the store in the former Snyder's location, offering hosiery and accessories alongside women’s shoes.
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