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Newspaper

Tripoli Leader

Location

Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1931

Page

6

Exterminations and Farm Work Highlight Bremer County Notes

Clarence Christopher promotes Cyano Gas Gun for rat control in Bremer County demonstrations four years ago and popularity grows with other methods. John Pipho tests twenty potato varieties and fertilizer plans. Schild Brothers and limestone use boost soil. Nichols builds chicken house and shed. Coykendahl recalls past teaching spots as farm program and student reminisce. Local films, school program, and student performances close the evening at the modern schoolhouse gathering.

Clarence Christopher West Lafayette Bremer County Simon Raecker Warren Township Colburn Schild Brothers West Lafayette Township West Lafayette Farm Bureau R. H. Mattke Bremer John Pipho Maxfield Township North Dakota Pipho Raymond Pipho F. W. Poock Denver Ray Ede F. A. Chester J. K. Lynes Plainfield C. Q. Nichols Warren Polk Township Horton Nichols Ames Coykendahl Marie Kuhrt Our House Dorothy Tegtmeier Oh Susanna Ewald Peters Edgar Blasberg Victor Peters Sourwood Mountain Leselie Peters Elmer Niemeyer Edward Peters Dolly Mildred Essman

Interesting Program at Fremont Meeting

The Fremont township farm bureau met at school district No. 8 where Miss Marie Kuhrt teaches. A soil testing demonstration by the county agent showed samples from across the county, some ready for alfalfa seeding and others needing limestone to correct acidity.

Fremont Township Farm Bureau Marie Kuhrt J. P. Snelling Bremer County Farm Bureau C. P. Coykendahl Farm Bureau

Raymond Kuethe Excels in Hoards Judging Contest

Bremer county dairy calf club member Raymond Kuethe placed high among Iowa Juniors in Hoard's Dairyman nationwide judging contest with 40,887 participants, 19,441 juniors. He and another Iowa Junior earned honorable mention for evaluating Holstein Guernsey Jersey Ayrshire and Brown Swiss entries. Kuethe also starred as Deacon Dubbs in a Bremer county junior play.

Raymond Kuethe Bremer County Iowa Hoard’s Dairyman Guernsey Jersey Ayrshire Deacon Dubbs

Deacon Dubbs Cast Party At Scully's Home

Members of the Deacon Dubbs cast, under Bremer county 4-H clubs, held a party Thursday Eve ning April 9 at Robert Scully's home. Grace Miller directed the games and received a scarf in thanks. A planning committee of Woodring Scully Mundt Miller Albrecht Mundt will organize a county wide gathering soon.

Deacon Dubbs Bremer County Robert Scully Grace Miller William Woodring Melvin Mundt Evelyn Albrecht Irene Mundt

Mortgage origin linked to death pledge says Sir Edward Coke

The Kansas City Times explains mortgage from mort and gage, noting that mort means death and gage means pledge. It quotes Sir Edward Coke stating the feoffer may fail to pay and thus the land pledged becomes dead to him.

Gage Sir Edward Coke James I Kansas City Times

Rural School Notes Highlight Student Honors and Easter Work

Gold stars were earned by Ber nice Brunscheon Rosetta Michael Erna Bunger Margaretha Hay Lavern Droste William Zander Agnes Bunger Minor Schuldt Ralph Michael and Edgar Droste last week. Rosetta Michael won first for storytelling and for longest Easter word list.

Bernice Brunscheon Rosetta Michael Erna Bunger Margaretha Hay Lavern Droste William Zander Agnes Bunger Minor Schuldt Ralph Michael Edgar Droste Ildred Harmening Lorreine Buenger Rosetta Lorraine Schuldt Mildred Harmening Lorraine Mildred

Arbor Day Programs At Fremont District No 1 School

Fourth grade pupils presented a reading lesson with Arbor Day content. Dor othy Klemp spoke on Arbor Day origins, Erdena Neuendorf described tree planting care, and poems by Roberta Brewer Lydia Heiligman Marie Snelling LaVera Drape and Wal ter Peters were read. The students sang, raked the lawn, planted a tree, and created a small flower garden.

Dorothy Klemp Erdena Neuendorf Roberta Brewer Lydia Heiligman Marie Snelling LaVera Drape Walter Peters

Timeless bowel health tips by a famed doctor

A lively old time remedy piece extols daily water intake and regular bathroom timing. It promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a safe laxative made from herbs and pepsin, promising a thorough cleaning with no weakness. It emphasizes outdoor exercise and predictable habits for steady results.

Weiner and Marshmallow Roast Closes School Week

Students in Fremont No 1 enjoyed a pleasant afternoon after completing work and a music class where a new song was learned. Attendance remains strong this year as the group looks to maintain good records.

Fremont No. 1

Arbor Day Program at Frederika District No 3 Highlights

Miss Helen ODay leads Arbor Day observance with a short program and yard planting at Frederika District No 3. Students perform pieces on trees and forests including The Linden Tree and The Pine Tree Shillings, while teachers and pupils discuss subtraction electricity and insurance problems.

Frederika Helen O'’Day Lawrence Bahiman Harold Lewis Catherine Sewell Elmer Thurm Arden Forests Toma Bahlman

Frederika District Mourns Loss Of Beloved Student Stanley

Frederika District No 4 laments the death of Stanley a longtime pupil whose kindness friendliness and promptness made him a valued member of the school community. Teachers and students extend sympathy to his family and remember his influence on the school.

Stanley

School News Notes on Changes and Closing

The message thanks parents who suffered a loss and notes two new students, Gerald and Myra Diehl, entering school on Monday. The room is decorated with crepe and tissue flowers. Mildred Bergman has been ill for about two weeks but hopes to return soon. Final day program practice continues as the school closes Friday April 24.

Gerald Myra Diehl Mildred Bergman

Arbor Day Yard Clean-Up At Leroy District No 2

Absences last week due to field work include Elmer Nerge Lavern Glenn and Paul Mirs. Arbor day yard cleaning succeeded despite strong winds and rose bushes will be planted next week. Vera Aegerter and Marcelle Diedrich maintain perfect attendance. Spellers include Marcelle Diedrich Vera and Laura Aegerter. Citizenship lesson Three Kinds of Service outlines three levels of initiative among workers.

Elmer Nerge Lavern Glenn Paul Mirs Vera Aegerter Marcelle Diedrich Vera Laura Aegerter

Leroy District No 1 Weekly School Notes

Marie E F Webster, teacher. Those neither absent nor tardy this week are Jean, Donald and Duane Fay, Donald and Dale Lew is and Wendell, Wilbur and Willis Mahlstedt. Wilbur Mahlstedt, Zoa Fay and Jean Fay 100 percent in arithmetic last week. First grade made Easter baskets for drawing Thursday. Edith Rathbone, Zoa Fay, Wilbur Mahlstedt, Jean Fay, Maurer and Donald Fay 100 percent in spelling last week. Fourth grade finished unit in reading and started supplementary readers. Roller skating Wednesdays at Tripoli Opera House with good skates and floor. Read the Business Bringoy.

Jean Donald Duane Fay Dale Lewis Wendell Wilbur Willis Mahlstedt Wilbur Mahlstedt Zoa Fay Jean Fay Edith Rathbone Mahlstedt Jean Fayaye Maurer Donald Fay

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