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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1933
Page
4
Fence drift reports from ore site indicate ongoing safety concerns. No injuries are confirmed, but workers remain cautious as crews assess perimeter stability. Officials urge adherence to protocols and await a full audit.
The fragmentary OCR text mentions a rare tree and names Lijsmanarsisc and Sete Se, but details are unclear. The reading appears garbled with duplicated phrases and missing context.
The readable fragments reference a local notice and possible names and numbers but lack clear details or full context. It preserves only scattered terms likely tied to a public event or procedural notice without coherent narrative.
Manchester notices schedule a storage meeting for Thursday at the local hall. Officials outline agenda items, including table arrangements and fee structures, with discussion led by C. V. Hrasreer and other organizers.
A barn on the East Waars farm near Spencers Grove caught fire and burned with more than 300 cattle and livestock killed or burned. The blaze occurred late and left the property with extensive damage and smoke and flames visible across the area.
A garbled notice lists farm auctions with scattered terms and dates. It references Woe-erre Tarin vat Mat Cust of CY, a Friday September 15 reference, and a Wednesday September 20 sale, alongside elusive vendor names and items to be auctioned.
A fragmented report notes Eleven Rural Clubs are scheduled to meet on Wednesday in Urbana. The text lists names, roles, and local officials with scattered references to secretary and treasurer positions among club members.
Epecies to The Geserts described as a wet improved tract near Cheney sold for $40 an acre, in Polk township Beaven counts. The farm lies one and a half miles from a main tract on a good transect line, noted as highly productive.
A court action targets George Kersten for taking forty acres of land at 1. percent per acre from the Dam Landgrene farm. Vernie Mehlhaus is listed in connection with the case as the foreclosing party.
Royal L. Tuttle of Nor way named president of the Benton County Wheat Production Control association at a meeting here. G. H. Pingman of Van Horne elected vice president, W. A. Geiger secretary, Charles Hoffman treasurer. Directors include J F. Gay Dale Davin and D. B. Cooper. The allotment committee is Thule Davin and Cooper.
Warning signs include headaches loss of appetite and energy and sleeplessness. Kellogg's ALL-BRAN offers bulk to aid regularity and iron for blood building. Two tablespoonfuls daily typically overcome most constipation. serious cases should see a doctor. Made by Kellogg in Battle Creek.
Farmers believed the plan was a government project, but it was drawn up by farmers with the government asked to assist. The emergency hog program is also a joint effort of Iowa and other corn belt farmers. The wheat growers group meeting adjourned until late this week.
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