Grand Champion Guernsey Bull Crowned At AllTown Exhibit
Lament entry earns grand champion as first place in multiple classes. Winners include A C Fever and Son of Castalia and Ralph L Bowers and John Zumbach and Sons in various bull, cow, and heifer divisions. District and parish herd honors awarded to top names such as Orval A Thom, Emmett Wilson, and Henry Lage and Sons.
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Guernsey
Al-Isws
Weines
Beira
Laeror
Trampmon
Lace and Sons
Samsun
Norway
Luerta
Ryan K
A. Thom
Winthrop Car
John Zumbach Orn
Randalia
Jenna Zumbach
Ryan, Tard
Ralph L. Bowers
John Zumbach
Ralph Bowers
A. © Fever
Orval A, Thom
Heifer
Mik
Emmett Wilson
Cresco
Ball
Tom Hotchess
George Platt
Demvein
R A. Nelson
Independence
Thirst J S MicBride
Echo Glad Farm
Wellman
Harry Lage
Dictators Shelve Parley Invitations In Mediterranean Talks
The British cabinet signals likely Italo German rejection of a plan to withdraw submarines and fizzle efforts for a Mediterranean quarantine. Britain and France may seek armed convoy partners among Mediterranean powers to protect merchant ships, as the U S Navy warns owners of renewed submarine and surface vessel attacks in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
France
Mediterranean
Washington
US Navy
Cordell Hull
Joseph Po Kennedy
Maritime Commission
Navy
Heath
Muscatine Recorder Quits After Report Dates Irregularities
In New York City a court case reports seven barbers charged under laws governing barber shops. Magistrate Maw Raw weighs evidence as the police audit of the report is considered incomplete.
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Muscatine Recorder
New York
Ttt
Wee Ee
Maw Raw
Chu Teh Leads Loyalist Army Against Japanese Advance
Northern China news describes Chu Teh pledging loyalty to the central government as his route army marches westward toward Peiping. The commander and Mao Zedong allies join Nanking, with Chou En-Lai accompanying them, after long years of republican and military training.
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China
Peiping
Nanking
Chu Sch
Cawbtn Route Army
Dee
Trent 'Roeps
Neattern
Hae
Kasenu
Howard Yupran
Sy Chuan
Kanenk
Kosrse
Ats Presert
Chu Teh Chu
Germany
Chu
Mao Tze-Tung
Chou En-Lai
Chu Teh
Sianjiu
Bis
Mao Tze-Tu
Yunnanfu
Teere
Chou En- Lauie Oons
Tee
Lear
Ter Yas
Peng Teh-Pui, G Pawnesse
Tye Steel
Stara -Mee
Spirit Lake Votes on Sewage System Proposal
A fragmented report notes Spirit Lake considering a sewage system plan with funds amounting to 125 060 dollars. The article references funding sources including MPA and a San Francisco Oakland Bay Bridge project used to house 15 000 people.
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Spirit Lake
Enon
Cape
San Francisco- Oakland Bayo Bridge
Big Stock Holdings Listed In Estate Of Mrs Douglas
Inventory filed in district court for Irene H Douglas widow of George B Douglas lists Cedar Rapids and Charlevoix county real estate and stock holdings. At Brucemore Cedar Rapids estate includes 3000 Penick and Ford shares 3369 Quaker Oats shares and 6355 American Power and Light shares plus 29 other holdings. No values set pending appraisal. cash totals 73323. Merchants National Bank of Cedar Rapids serves as executor.
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Irene H Douglas
George B Douglas
Cedar Rapids
Douglas
Charlevoix County
Mich
Brucemore
Penick and Ford, Ltd
Quaker Oats Company
American Power and Light Company
Lsted
Charlevoix
Wich
Merchants National Bank of Cedar Rapids
Luther Burbank Creates Striped Orange Lemon Hybrid
An 19th century horticultural note describes Luther Burbank crossing a lemon with an orange to yield a striped fruit combining orange and lemon colors and flavors.
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Luther Burbank
Milton G Bryan longtime Cedar Rapids resident dies at 68
Milton G Bryan 68 of 530 Sixth Street SE died at 7 a m after a three year illness from neuritis. native of Kentucky he lived in Cedar Rapids nearly forty years while with Belmont Casket Co Columbus Ohio survived by wife Clara Parks two daughters Katherine and Huth Bryan four sisters G R Armstrong Katherine Essie Ruth Bryan funeral pending word from Kentucky and Spokane body to Turner’s Mortuary
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Kentucky
Cedar Rapids
Pacific Coast
Belmont Casket Company of
Columbus
Milton G. Bryan
Street SE
Mr. Bryan
Owenton
Granville W
Lacey Waldrop Bryan
Iowa
Clara Parks
Bryan
United States
First Baptist Church
Mount Hermon
Spokane
Wash
Turner’s
The First Modern Gazetteer Arrives in 1565
Charles Stephens published The Dictionarium Historico Geographicum in 1565, regarded as the first modern gazetteer, compiling geographic and historic knowledge in a standardized reference work.
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Charles Stephens
Roosevelt Finds On Trip To Decide Special Session Call
President Roosevelt plans a Pacific coast swing to gauge public opinion on crop control and hour wage legislation. A western trip and local leader meetings will shape the decision, with a possible November congressional return if sentiment supports it.
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Roosevelt
Hyde Park
N. Y
INS
Pacific Coast
Congress
White House
Seattle
Anna Boettiger
Traveler plans visits to three dam projects and a national park
The narrator intends to visit Fort Peck Bonneville and Grand Coulee projects and spend a day in a national park on the return trip.
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Fort Peck
Bonneville
Grand Coulee
School Board Accepts Nine Resignations and One Leave
The Cedar Rapids educational committee approved nine resignations and one leave of absence at its Tuesday night meeting. Marian Templeton was appointed. Cecelia Leven received a year's leave. Resignees include Jens Lucille Beman Amelia Bracha Edith M Folken LaVenda Juhl Irene Maxwell Helen McMillan Harry R Peterson Russell L Poppenhager Clelia P Seidel. A previous correction identifies Orville Deeds as a new Franklin senior high instructor. Frank Kinch is also new.
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Cedar Rapids
Marian Templeton
Cecelia Leven
Jens’ Lucille Beman
Amelia Bracha
Edith M Folken
LaVenda Juhl
Irene Maxwell
Helen McMillan
Harry R. Peterson
Russell L. Poppenhager
Clelia P. Seidel
Petersson
Franklin Senior High School
Orville Deeds
Frank Kinch
Marriage Licenses Reported for Rees and Kolbe
James A. Rees of Columbia Missouri and Mary I Kolbe of Prairie Du Chien Wisconsin obtained marriage licenses, confirming their impending nuptials.
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James A. Rees
Columbia, Mo
Mary I. Kolbe
Prairie du Chien, Wis
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Brown
U. S
Jane
Bree Prosper c
Fey
Giroge
Garea
Red Army
Shirley Temple
First Avenue
Craemer's
Deanna Durbin
Kate Greenaway
Jack Tar
Smart Millinery
Minneapolis Knit Union
Era
Ath
Smart
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