19 Sep 1959
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1959
Page
1
Jewel Graham of Iowa State Extension highlights the growing role of home cooks and cooking hobbyists in national food trends. The article notes more people cook for convenience, value meals, and enjoy experimenting with spices, herbs, mixes, breads, and new ingredients like Chinese cabbage and avocados.
You enjoy exploring a wide market of fresh produce and new cake mixes. You test foreign cuisines with curiosity and turn canned foods into gourmet touches. Your cooking blends adventurous taste with scientific knowledge to preserve nutrition.
Wachman sought or would consider a man 40 to 50 for medical hospital work plus benefits. Apply Mr. Wilson St. Luke's Methodist Hospital Cedar Rapids. For sale ad to place call 400 8th St SE. Requires PhD or MS with strong analytical ability in mathematics for leadership of a small group. Interests should relate to communications in broad sense. Prime requisite creativity and initiative for new effort. Requires MS in Physics or EE with PhD preferred. Theoretical work needs penetration in electromagnetic wave propagation ionospheric physics and underwater sound tied to advanced communications. Positions offer unlimited professional advancement.
Abbie Gardner’s log cabin, survivor of an 1857 massacre, will be restored to its original lakeshore appearance and turned into a museum. Dr. William J. Petersen of Iowa City, head of the Iowa State Historical Society, outlined plans. The 1959 legislature moved the cabin and burial grounds from the Iowa Conservation Commission to the historical society with a $3,000 appropriation.
Three visiting Republican congressmen Robert Griffin Melvin Laird and Albert Quie will speak on October 15 on the campuses of the University of Iowa Iowa State Grinnell and Drake. The event is tied to the Town Young Republicans program to acquaint students with Republican principles.
Senator Bourke Hickenlooper of Louisiana voiced doubt after Khrushchev proposed disarmament at the United Nations. He warned the Western World would face a disaster if the Allies disarmed while the Soviets merely talked about it.
The senator warned that accompanying deeds are needed to show the effort is not a propaganda ploy. He criticized the proposal for containing fine print and gimmicks.
A chlorine gas leak from Jones Chemicals pipelines in North Miami spread over a half mile, sickening 15 people. Police and fire crews evacuated residents as five families fled. Pipelines were shut to halt the seepage during unloading from a rail car into a reservoir.
Notice of redemption of $3000 in twenty five year improvement bonds due October 1 1973 issued by Berapant Golf and Country Club Cedar Rapids and Merchants National Bank trustee bonds numbered 0 26 44 50 121 127 146 200 239 24 274 278 296 420 374 381 302 438 445 464 516 544 590 644 658 674 to be redeemed October 1 1959 at principal and accrued interest. holders must present bonds at Merchants National Bank Cedar Rapids Town office to cease interest after redemption. secretary Don Schmidt signatory.
State of Iowa Linn County ss notice is hereby given that on the 4th day of 1949 the undersigned was appointed and qualified as administratrix of the estate of Daniel Young late of Linn County Town deceased all persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment those having claims will file them duly authenticated in the office of the Clerk of Linn County Iowa District Court Les Bell Young Administratrix ekota King Bye and Koch Attorneys
Public notice announces a special Town of Hiawatha Iowa election to be held October 6 1959 with polling at Town Hall from 8 AM to 8 PM. The notice indicates that ballots will include unnamed measures or candidates.
Voters will decide on a public measure to establish a municipal waterworks system at up to 850 0000 in total cost with bonded debt no more than 550 000 and ad valorem taxes not exceeding eight mills per year. The remainder would be financed by water revenue bonds with a public ballot dated October 6, 1959.
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