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Tripoli Leader

Location

Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1932

Page

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War costs and Alaska riches spark debate in 1930s era paper

The piece weighs veteran relief costs versus future war funding, notes Alaska’s wealth potential with Kodiak and Chirikoff islands including platinum rumors, and recalls Seward’s Alaska purchase. It comments on taxes on Wall Street, copyright of ideas, and a college strike for a free press, ending with a tale of a one pound baby in Kansas City.

Kodiak Island Alaska Kodiak Columbia Liberal

Fletcher Fails Ten Collect Gas Tax

Des Moines reports confirm Attorney Leonard Simmer tied to escrowed funds from 23 oil distributors in a gas tax test case. Simmer admits contingent fees up to 50 percent and says amounts were pledged to him during litigation while maintaining he represented both Lineberger and the oil group.

Dan W. Gallagher Des Moines Iowa Leonard Simmer Ottumwa Simmer J. F. Lineberger Blake Oral Swift Lineberger E. L. Long Des Moines Independent Oil Company Long

Child with extraordinary vitality absorbs eye drops

A fragment notes a strangely energetic child, described as undernourished yet lively and able to absorb liquid drawn from an eye-dropper. The observation hints at wider interest for mothers and a Wall Street wink about dividends and values reflecting the era’s tone.

Wall Street

New Gas Bulk Station Opens in Town

The Tripoli Oil Company, owned by J. A. Nienhaus, opened a gasoline bulk station near the Chicago Great Western tracks three blocks east of Main street. Four large tanks for gasoline, kerosene, tractor and fuel oils, plus oils and greases, will serve wholesale and retail markets with rural deliveries by two trucks and local sales from the J. A. Nienhaus garage. Barnsdall products will be sold exclusively at the plant as future stations are planned in nearby areas.

Chicago Great Western Main Street Tripoli Oil Company J. A. Nienhaus

Rieck Couple Celebrate 30th Wedding Anniversary

Mr and Mrs William Rieck observed their thirtieth wedding anniversary with a surprise dinner planned by relatives. Guests included out of town visitors Mrs Mary Loebsack Waterloo Mr and Mrs John Wahnke Waverly and Mrs Hilda Rieck Sumner. The couple reside on a farm west of town with son Elmer Rieck and family.

William Rieck Mrs. Rieck Mrs Elmer Rieck Town

New District Court Cases and Local Construction Update

New district court matters include Fred H Wehling versus William Wehling on a partition action over Lot 10 in Auditor's Plat 23-91-13 with specific boundary notes. State of Iowa charges Elmer Hirsch with illegal possession of intoxicating liquor. Irene May Anderson sues Alvin B C Anderson for divorce. Rebholz and Drape and crew completed a three quarter bungalow on the Harvey Nolte farm, southwest of Bremer, finished Monday.

Fred H. Wehling William Webhling State of Iowa Elmer Hirsch Irene May Anderson Alvin B. C. Anderson Rebholz and Drape Harvey Nolte Bremer

Senior Class Play The Yellow Shadow Presented

Senior class staged The Yellow Shadow to a large audience. A fast moving mystery with a crook, a bonesman, and a U S Secret Service twist. Strong performances from Raymond Bunger and Zatha Schmidt, with solid staging and commendation for Miss McCreery and the class.

Jad Bonesman Raymond Bunger Wright Zatha Schmidt Beiress Ivabelle Niemeyer Herbert Marvin Lorenz Dunger Viola Schellhorn Bernice Pries Stanley Shipp Gilleyloo United States Secret Service Mong Song Donald Schmidt Oliver Brewer Pauline Dettmering Raymond Block

Cleanup notice for property owners to clear yards by May 1

Property owners are ordered to clean backyards and alleys and dispose of debris by May 1. If not done, the street commissioner will perform the work and charge penalties to the adjoining property owner.

The Banys Visit From Dubuque Over Weekend

Theodore Bany of Dubuque spent the weekend at his home with his mother Mrs Emma Bany. Theodore is a student at Wartburg seminary in Dubuque.

Theodore Bany Dubuque Emma Bany Theodore Wartburg Seminary

Ford V-8 Debuts Sunday at Ambrose Garage

The new Ford V-8 will be shown locally for the first time Sunday April 17 at the Wm Ambrose Garage. Owner Ambrose announced the car is en route and production schedules are being increased to meet rising orders. An invitation is extended for the public to attend a preview.

Wm. Ambrose Ambrose Ford Ford Motor Company Des Moines Dearborn Michigan

Dayton No. 8 Presents Series of Plays by Young People

Dayton No 8 presents a program of five plays on Wednesday evening April 20 at 8 with titles Hight Speed Love Bur sants Strategy Two Coons in a Wreck Whats Mad Pants Wait a Minute. Cast includes Lester Rieck Lester Schwerin Edwin Schwerin William Seehase Hulda Seehase Iva and Mildred Shortan. Admission and launch 10 cents. Edna 8 Sell, teacher.

Dayton No Lester Rieck Lester Schwerin Edwin Schwerin William Seehase Hulda Seehase Iva Mildred Shortan Edna Sell

Mrs Bergmann Cracks Bone in Foot

Mrs Hermann Bergmann slipped outdoors and fell hurting a foot. An x ray at New Hampton hospital showed a cracked bone. She will be laid up for several weeks as she recovers from a recent operation.

Siegel Herman Bergmann New Hampton Hospital

Candidates file for county offices in Bremer county

Bremer county voters see a surge of filings for county offices. D H Murphy of Waverly seeks the Republican nomination for clerk of district court. Harry T Hicks of Waverly seeks county treasurer on the Republican ticket. Herman Richmann, formerly of Tripoli, runs for clerk of district court on the Democratic ticket. George T Moulds of Waverly runs for county recorder on the Democratic ticket. John Hallowell of Sumner plans to run again for county sheriff on the Republican ticket. A C Willford of Waterloo seeks the Democratic nomination for congressman in the third district. Emil H Rausch, son of Rev E H Rausch, marries Dorothy Wohlert at Town Lutheran church.

D. H. Murphy Waverly Murphy Harry T. Hicks Bremer County Mr. Hicks Colburn & Hicks Herman Richmann Tripoli Mr. Richmann Fred Richmann Watkins Remedy Co George T. Moulds Moulds Dayton Township Flanagan Ill Pontiac John Hallowell Sumner Hallowell Frank Sager A. C. Willford Waterloo Willford Izaak Walton Emil H. Rausch BE. H. Rausch Dorothy Ellen Wohlert State Center Town Lutheran Church E. H. Rausch Violet Neuman Storm Lake Edmund Katherine Rausch Hedwig Rausch Lavern Kehe Roy Huck George Rausch Alfred Rausch Rantoul

Herman Hennings Dies at Waverly Funeral Held in Denver

Herman Hennings aged 45 died Thursday morning April 7 at his parents home after months of illness and pneumonia. He married Amanda Diekmann January 26, 1911 and lived on a farm four miles east of the city. Survived by wife four children parents three brothers and four sisters. Funeral at Lutheran church Denver with Rev Zimmermann officiating. burial in Denver cemetery.

Waverly Herman Hennings Charles Hennings Amanda Diekmann Denver Iowa Arthur Robert Florence Arthur Huegl C. B. Hennings Kellogg Iown Fred Wm. Hennings Hugh Logan Walter Larson Paul Struck Arnold Coffin Lutheran Church Zimmerman

Baseball Practice Opens Season At Ball Park

The first baseball practice of the season will be held at the ball park Sunday afternoon. All those interested in making the Tripoli baseball club this year are invited to be present for the workout.

Ball Park Tripoli

Man killed on highway 218 near Plainfield

Last Wednesday shortly after midnight Charles Taylor of Charles City was struck and killed on highway 218 two miles south of Plainfield by a car driven by Lloyd Wistey of Clear Lake. He had told his wife he would walk home after visiting Readlyn. The coroner's inquest found the death accidental with no blame on the driver.

Plainfield Lloyd Wistey Clear Lake Charles Taylor Charles City Readlyn

Lutheran Mutual Aid Building Nears Completion In April Move

The Lutheran Mutual Aid society will move into its new building on April 14 and 15. About 75 loads of black dirt have been hauled in to grade the grounds which will be landscaped with shrubs and trees. A formal opening is planned for May 11 offering the public a chance to inspect the architectural landmark.

Lutheran Mutual Aid

Wilharm and Adix to Wed in June Engagement Told

Announcement of the engagement and approaching marriage of Miss Bertha Wilharm to Harold Adix of La Porte City was made at a Saturday dinner for 12 friends. Miss Wilharm works for Waverly Publishing. Adix studies at Dubuque Seminary. They will wed in June and reside in Parmersburg, Iowa.

Bertha Wilharm Harold Adix la Porte City Miss Wilharm Waverly Publishing Company Mr. Adix Dubuque Seminary Parmersburg Iowa

Mrs C G Nordman Dies After Operation Pneumonia

Mrs C G Nordman aged 48 died at home Monday night from pneumonia following an operation. She is survived by her mother who lived with her husband two daughters one a Fort Dodge teacher Lois at home one son at home one sister in California unable to attend the funeral and one brother in Sumner in the hardware business.

C. G. Nordman Fort Dodge Lois California Sumner

Car stolen from Leach found in Yankton South Dakota

The R. V. Leach car, stolen weeks ago, was recovered in Yankton SD where two men left it five days after the theft. Some music remained in the vehicle but no band instruments were found. Report of the finding came the day before Leach was to receive the insurance money.

R. V. Leach Yankton South Dakota

Filling Station Contract Let on Bremer Avenue Site

C Woodleigh Wile has let the contract for a new Standard Oil service station to be built on west Bremer avenue just west of the Illinois Central right of way on the north side of the street on land owned by Mr Wile's mother J A Perkins has the continued on page 8

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