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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1932
Page
17
Rex Beach continues a serial with Florida figures and a tension between Martyrdom and pleasure. Florida laments and Morgan recounts a smuggler prank while Caroleen, the Florida hate, is discussed and a generous cheque hints at future conflict. The scene ends with a cliffhanger as moral and money collide.
A butcher’s or grocer’s listing shows pork loin ends pork chops boneless loin and pork loin roast fresh ham roast pork shoulder leg of lamb lamb shoulder lamb brisket and lamb chops priced by the pound or unit. The fragment reflects a sale notice for various rib and leg cuts without dates.
Charles Siegfried elected assistant executive secretary of the Chamber of Commerce. J R Murrel and H W Wilder travel to New Orleans for a grain dealers convention. Linn County Bar may back Thomas Powell for time in suena and police courts. George W Dawson of Cedar Rapids reappointed to state board of law examiners. Mr and Mrs John Timm and family along with Mr and Mrs C name depart for California by auto. Frances Dvorak and Frank Nezerka wed in Bohemian Reformed church. Farewell for Mr and Mrs F E Smith as she heads to Muncie Ind for a new pastorate. Edna Helen leaves for Mankato to attend Bethany Ladies Seminary. A H Ditmar elected quartermaster of the fifty third regiment. Zadura Merrill goes to Denver for winter. Prof Underhill leaves for University of Chicago for post graduate study. Rev and Mrs Mitchell of Marysville Kan moving to Cedar Rapids. Mr and Mrs F G Clark head to Washington DC for G A R encampment. Ed Shaw of Omaha in town for carnival. W S MacLaffery elected president of the Men’s Club at Second Presbyterian. other officers named.
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