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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1941
Page
8
The article outlines cooking cube steaks from beefs low tender cuts and describes a fried method. It compares cube steaks with rib steaks for broiling and provides step by step instructions for frying and slow cooking. It also lists a menu including tomato bouillon cube steaks with onion rings corn on the cob potato chips poppyseed rolls butterscotch pie coffee tea.
Cedar Rapids woman Rose Besler longtime city resident died at her home 1543 First avenue SE at 3 30 am Friday after a prolonged illness Born March 18 1881 she attended local schools and graduated from Washington high in 1900 She belonged to the Congregational church with members of her family surviving her two sisters are listed in the obituary
Funeral services for Mrs Frances Broz 66 of Walford will be held at the family home and Holy Trinity church with burial in Hala cemetery. Survived by husband Joseph Broz and four brothers. Obituary notes other local deaths and survivors including Stolte and Besler families.
Under heavy guard the nationalized art treasures of Baron Maurice de Rothschild were removed from Lourdes castle. The collection valued at about 50 million francs includes tapestries and paintings by Rubens Rembrandt Goya and Watteau.
Gov. George A. Wilson conferred honorary sheriffs commissions on John Dusty King and Max Alibi Terhune stars of Saddle Mountain Roundup. The film premieres in Marshalltown, with a parade and pioneer life display, then screens in two theaters as part of a three day celebration.
Winifred Cambell of San Diego was arrested in Marion on a charge of operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated. She pled guilty, was fined 300 dollars plus costs, and sentenced by Judge C J Haas to ten days in the county jail. Police Chief Gene Miller cited Cambell for erratic driving.
Three divorce petitions were filed in district court. Winifred L. Sanborn seeks a divorce from William C. Sanborn citing cruel treatment. they married in Park Rapids on February 14, 1911. Hazel E Barnoske seeks divorce from George R Barnoske alleging cruel treatment and asks to restore her maiden name Hazel E Tabor and家具 ownership. Lucille Brown amends a prior petition against Beryl Brown alleging continued cruel treatment and seeks divorce with furniture and an automobile ownership.
Anthony Moscinski of Burlington New Jersey says his farm worth about 10 000 dollars should be harvested by the federal government as he cannot work it himself. He notes 3000 to 4000 bushels of potatoes and acres of corn cabbage tomatoes and other vegetables and that agents from the federal agricultural experiment station will arrange harvesting for food relief.
Des Moines reports James E. Risden, former longtime chief of the state bureau of identification, hired by the Iowa state tax commission as a cigarette and beer tax investigator at a salary of 1800 dollars annually.
Iowa City ten new faculty members join the University of Iowa this fall. Everett W. Hall will head the philosophy school replacing Herbert Martin. Visiting professors include Hans von Hentig from Colorado and Charles Rogler from Puerto Rico to teach sociology. Other appointees: Philip Guston and Gregory Wannier for art and physics, Kendrick Hare, Karol Robinson, Lauren Van Dyke, Lieut Col Milton W. Hall, and Otto Rohde with an engineer unit assignment.
Willie Willis reports Uncle Jim criticizing the use of defense materials for personal autos. He notes Uncle Jim has a new car and six extra tires stored up, reflecting wartime economy concerns.
Ernest McMahon of Missouri, a farm hand employed by Fred Valenta near Clutter, is jailed in Tama County on charges of stealing a car. The incident, reported in The Gazette, details the arrest and alleged theft.
McMahon was picked up in Collins by Story County Deputy Sheriff Harry Mills and brought to Toledo by Tama County deputies. He waived preliminary hearing and was bound over to the grand jury. The report mentions Limestone geology and its varied industrial importance.
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