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Newspaper

Tripoli Leader

Location

Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1931

Page

5

Buchanan for Glasses Waterloo

Local notes from Waterloo list numerous social visits and travel. Residents such as F C Schultz, Klein, Towne, Kuker, Pries, Chadwick, and Scheve are shown visiting relatives, attending funerals, or transacting business in Waterloo, Waverly, Sumner, and Frederika as spring social life continues.

St John's Lutheran Sunday School and German Service

Church notes announce Sunday School at 0 00 a m and a German language divine service at 10 00 a m. Choir practice is scheduled for Thursday evening at 7 30.

Fred Sommer Walter B. W. Diehl St. John’s Lutheran Church Art Slack North Main Street Herman Holm al Lane Waterloo John Mahnke Albert Duenow Waverly W. C. Rieck Rieck F. W. Klein Kathryn Lillian Moeller Reinbeck John Horstman

Congregational Church Sunday Schedule and Sermon Note

Congregational Church announces Sunday School at 10:00 and Morning Worship at 11:00 with Rev Byer delivering the sermon. Christian Endeavor meets at 7:30 and the choir practices Thursday at 8:00 p.m. at the church.

Byer Christian Endeavor

Valley of Aare Inspires Romantic Imagery and Sales Pitch

The Aare river captivates Wyss with visions of a young river god and naiads as it rushes through the Swiss plains. Coxe extols Switzerland's majestic scenes beyond description, while a Tri poli Leader ad offers 500 duplications for 15 dollars.

Aare Wyss Cupid Brienz Thun Coxe Switzerland

Receiver Seeks 10 Percent Dividend for Tripoli Bank Depositors

L A Andrew state banking head filed in district court for permission to pay a 10 per cent dividend to Tripoli State Bank depositors after it entered state control in 1929. At closure, time deposits were 77 944.69, checking 89 362.22, savings 3 567.79, bills receivable 206 286.3, plus some real estate and collateral loans totaling 42 000.00.

Waverly Tripoli

Panacea Misused as a Universal Remedy

A New York Evening Post note critiques the term panacea, arguing it means a universal cure for all ills, not a remedy for one. Observers misapply it to economics and governance, turning suggested remedies into panaceas and calling them universal cures.

New York Evening Post

Classified Ad In Leader Offer 25 Cent Insertion

An inexpensive 25 cent insertion in the Leader’s want ad column can move second hand ear hatching eggs purebred hogs and a variety of other items bringing quicker sales for readers and sellers alike.

Leader

Leader Subscription Notice for Neighbors News

The Leader offers a county paper subscription for neighbors and friends at 2.00 dollars per year in advance. This notice promotes subscribing to receive local news and official county coverage.

Leader

Left-Side Hats and Bows Tied to Swords in History

The Detroit News explains why plumes and ribbons on old hats were always placed on the left. Bows avoided interference with the sword, keeping right side free for weapon use, and the left side remained for tying bands as a remnant of hooded headgear.

Detroit News

Victorian Rail Speeds Amid Early 19th Century Feats

As early as 1845 England recorded 45 miles in 52 minutes and a mile in 48 seconds, with speeds near 75 mph. The American Railroad Journal noted 65 mph on London and Birmingham and Great Northern lines, with express trains around 50 mph including stops. In 1848 Ante lope engines on the Baltimore and Ohio reached 60 mph.

England American Railroad Journal London and Birmingham Great Northwestern Railway Baltimore & Ohio Railroad

Leader Prints Wide Range of Wedding Announcements

The Leader offers a broad selection of wedding announcements and invitations with a large line of samples to showcase style and paper quality for couples planning their event.

Don Quixote's Cradle City Valladolid Revered

The article recalls Valladolid as the cradle of Don Quixote era history. It notes Columbus died there Philip II was born Cervantes published Don Quixote and Calderon staged plays. It mentions Ferdinand Isabella meeting scenes and the auto de fe era with Torquemada.

Don Quixote Valladolid Columbus Phillip Cervantes Teatro de Calderon Ferdinand and Isabella Blanche of Navarre Calderon Torquemade Inquisition Tribunal Auto de Fe Washington Star

Gardener’s Trade Tip From Tripoli Market Listing

A brief notice urges readers to list items for sale or trade with a Leader Business Bring er as a 25 cent act to secure results. It also recommends buying gardening supplies in Tripoli.

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Buchanan Mrs F. C. Schultz Beryl McCreery Independence F. W. Klei Klein and Art Towne Ella Kuker Denver Frank Koch Russell Meyers Claire Peters Maxine Joe Kelling Prank Roch Louis Schwartz Randolph Goodenhor A August Schneider J. J. Bunger Henry Bunner Herman Keding Waverly Tues Emma Pries Sumner Herman Pries August Pieper Joe Omelik M. Holder Saukville, Wisconsin K. Koehler W. H. Notdorf H. J. Zacharias Oelwein J. J. Henning Miss Mabel McIntyre Imogene and Clarice Chesebro Shellrock Kathryn Loveland H. C. Koch Will Koch H. J. Stumme Louis Kohrssen Charles Holmes John Wedemeier Wayne Acken W. J. Kroll J. L. Schnurstein Valitha H. T. Lau Otto Bartz New Hampton C. L. McCumber Tom Alcock Frederika Marion Spencer Clarksville Mrs. E. C. Claus E. J. Henning Zenovia W. W. Simpson Janesville Tl. W. Krueger Wen Bristow George Conger Mrs. Russell Meyer Plainfield 7 ©. M. Orcutt Mrs. Ednamover Everett Williams Viola Williams A. A. Eisenhart Phriam Wapenaugh Charles Metzer Leroy Minnesota Jaeger Ed Rosenthal Bertram Woodcock Laura Janett Elora Pne L. W. Vanderlinden Carl Neuendorf Coe “ Derald of Siegel Withpee Adolp H. H H Buhr Robert Horsley Mason Acher R. C. Horsley E. H. Kuker William Louis Gaede Erwin Edwin Gladys Koch Osage F. W. Diekman Diekman F. H. Leerhoff Iowa Bertha Lewis P. A. Goodenbour C. H. Eichmann Claude Shufeldt B. F. Morf Lee Lou Janette S. B. Zoller Fredericksburg W. C. Schultz Mrs. Louis Schwartz Alice Krueger J. J. Chadwick Aldis Louis Ehlert Betty Lou Elmer Haag Virginia of Exelsior C. B. Kelsey Ross Kelsey B. E. Kelsey Delores Donna Fred Sommer, Jr H. W. Bockhaus Shores-Mueller Co Fred Duecker LaVern Schmidt Mrs. Schmidt Baby Walter Lenius Downing John Scheve William Lenius F. H. Bockhaus F. C. Hackbarth McGregor Willard Clasen Charles Jahnke Mr. Jahnke Dexter Krueger Ephriam Watenpaugh Alma Schober Readlyn August Bahe Osnes Hospital Fred Ambrose Frederick Violet Amelia Ambrose Albert Lee Howard Lee Cedar Rapids H. C Chris Segebarth Henry Segebarth Klinger John Segebarth Frank Eichmann Wesley Fred Degelau Artesian Buchanan Bakery H. H. Buhr Harry Buhr John Henning Mildred W. H. Warner This City Herman Huegh Earl Erhart Near Reads Maynard Adam Reinhardt Reinhardt's Germany Waterloo Merchants Tripoli Nine Dorothy Palmer Brother Bennie Charles City Ida Franklin Franklin Joe Snelling Mabel McIntyre P. A. McIntyre William Henning Iowa City Margaret Holmes Geraldine Mohlis Ray Buchanan Louis Mohlis Art Holmes Crane Creek H. O. Steege Chris Winning Sophia Buhr Ed Ehlert St. Peter’s Margaret Elmegreen Anamosa Paul Peyrot Chicago Peyrot Maurine Whitney Ewald Tegtmeier Mary Tegtmeier Karl Koehler Donald Alfred Tegtmeier Rhinold Foelske C. F. Wendt FE. Petersen Amery, Wis Will Thies Henry Kummelehne Carl Kroll Ents F. H. Boskhane American Legion Auxiliary Legion Hall N. Debel A. W. Buechele KE. J. Henning Lloyd Sager Mercy Hospital Mrs. Acken Raymond Downing Ladies’ Improvement Club C. A. Stewart H. J. Hankner N. R. Ambrose J. F. Keough Delaphine Carstensen Leona Keough Elizabeth Hill Oliver Brewer Archie Schroeder Parkersburg The Christian Endeavor of the Eleventh District Fred Schwere Crane Creek Church John Wille Old Town Wille Chris Fairbank Louis Weihe Red Schwere Weihe Henry Tonne ST. John's Lutheran Congregational Church Valley of Tripoli State Bank Opera House Clive Brook and Evelyn Brent Our Willard Teries Standard Oil Tripoli, Iowa H. H. Sorg American Savings Bank Bank of the People Thorson Optometrist Glasses Black Hawk Bldg Cass Opera House Reinhart Schwerin Sumner Bruno Gluck Oelwein Eddie Olejniczak Eee Young Judas Readlyn Buckman Tri Iph Lester Shender Sumner Great Northern Navy Weiners Little Crow del Monte Prunes van Camp Tripoli Mercantile Co
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