Bremer County Supervisors Act on Road Bonds and Weeds
The Bremer County Board of Supervisors met in Waverly on April 2 1934 and adopted a resolution to redeem 277000 dollars of Primary Road Bonds dated 1928 with May 1 1934 as the redemption date. They ordered a public notice in Des Moines Register and set weed destruction rules for 1934 including schedules for various weed types and dates, plus a 800 dollar school fund loan and exemptions for veterans. The afternoon session approved budgets, bonds, and tax measures, and authorized notices and bondholder communications.
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Waverly
Iowa
Board of Supervisors
Bremer County
Court House
C. G. Schwein
Frank Lang
Wm. Ducker
Des Moines Register
Des Moines
W. C. Hoth
Tereby
B. W. Orcutt
Charles W. Wise
Harry H. Cook
Schwein
Grand Jury
Henry Towne
Bremer Cats
Towa
Poor Relief Fund
CWA
Bertha Heinemann
Fternoon
Tripoli
Leo Schoonover
Rose Kelley
Robt. Helms
Ed Henn
Harold Pothast
C. G. Schwemn
H. J. Stumme
C. G. Schwem
Iowa State Emergency Relief Committee
Iowa State Emergency Relief First Party
Nd Brenstydeway
Cng
Fist Rae
Road to Apetteris Health Change of Climate Debate
Dr William J Scholes argues against sending patients away for climate cures. He warns that leaving home worsens mental and social factors, noting tuberculosis patients may recover similarly at home and many who go away die or fail to improve. He contends a patient’s environment should not be morbidly altered by relocation.
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William J. Scholes
Bremer County to seek $35,000 for bridge projects
The Bremer County Board of Supervisors approves an emergency relief plan with the Iowa State Emergency Relief Administration and authorizes a weekly cost statement. It also votes to apply to the Iowa State Highway Commission for $35,000 for bridge projects on trunk road M over the Wapsipinicon River and Buck Creek, contingent on federal funds. C G Schwein, County Auditor.
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Board of Supervisors
Bremer County
Iowa State Emergency Relief Administration
Wm. Ducker
Frank Lang
Iowa
Iowa State Highway Commission
Wapsipinicon River
Buck Creek
Cc. G. Schwemn
H. J. Stumme
The Heathers at Home at Tripoli High School
The senior class presents a comedy of middle class life portraying George B Heather a self made iron man with a soft spot who leads a family addicted to pink pills patent medicines sawdust cookies and nut cutlets. The Heathers attempt to take charge of their lives in a humorous production.
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Heathers
Tripoli High School
George B. Heather
Heather
Tripoli School News Honors and Class Gain Report
Honorable mention honors awarded to freshmen through seniors for semester averages and point gains. Seniors lead in first semester gain with 138 percent, followed by juniors at 212 19 and sophomores 11 20 per person. freshmen show a loss of 7 points. Feature reflections discuss friendship, truth, and tenderness, with quotes from Lawrence Shipp and Harry Waterman, plus spelling progress and addition facts from six weeks tests.
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Robt. Baumgartner
Wm. Bunger
Leslie Carstensen
Shirley Hale
Zatha Kroll
Mavis Selck
Harry Schlichting
Helen Thomas
Hulda Dettmer
Albert Debel
Helen Gerlach
Phyllis Hankner
Alma Sauerbrei
Lawrence Shipp
Leo Towne
Malinda Wedemeier
Milton Bunger
Clifford Eichmann
Erwin Gaede
Stanley Gherke
Arnold Kowalsky
Viola Kowalsky
Carroll Nevermann
James Bennett
H. Blume
Margaret Eichmann
Marie Geffert
Dahlia Krueger
Irene Moeller
Irene Schlichting
Loraine Schwein
Margaret Webrand
Viola Williams
Tenth Grade Essays on Friendship
The tenth grade offers essays defining friendship with types such as partial, sponging, and knifing. Partial friendship shows loyalty only when convenient. Sponging friendship rests on material desire. Knifing friendship reveals two-faced behavior, praising you in your presence while disparaging you to others.
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Albert Debel
Three Residents Spelling Spree Ends With Perfect Weeks
Friday marked the finale as Lois Drewis and Curtis Goodenbour joined a third resident in achieving flawless six week spellings. The trio completed their basket booklets with every word correct.
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Lois Drewis
Curtis Goodenbour
Six Weeks Honor Roll And Class Notes
Those who were neither absent nor tardy this six weeks are Bob bie Buechele, Darlye Byers, E yyoy Bahlmann, Lois Buls, Genoyog Drewis, Eunice Fink, Jack Pros, Renetta Gehert and Evonne Kuh. We are having a review of decimals in arithmetic. Those who got 100 percent by spelling this six weeks were Janice Fink, Jack Frese, Janice Goodenbour and Arlene Schwein. We are studying the plateau states in geography.
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Bobbie Buechele
Darlye Byers
E Yyoy Bahlmann
Lois Buls
Genoyog Drewis
Eunice Fink
Jack Pros
Renetta Gehert
Evonne Kuh
Janice Fink
Jack Frese
Janice Goodenbour
Arlene Schwein
Seventh Grade Honor Roll and Reading Note
Seventh grade students not absent or tardy this six weeks are Edward Bunger Iris Omelik Robert Crinklaw Veronica Hanff Iola Kuker and Gordon Niemeyer. We are buying new civic books after finishing the old ones. In reading we are reading The Great Stone Face by Nathaniel Hawthorne, praised as one of the greatest stories read wherever English is spoken.
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Edward Bunger
Iris Omelik
Robert Crinklaw
Veronica Hanff
Iola Kuker
Gordon Niemeyer
Great Stone Face
Nathaniel Hawthorne
Iola Kueker
Eighth Grade Finishes Six Weeks of Classes
Eighth grade completed six weeks of tests citizenship books and workbooks. Reading focused on the poem Evangeline with student booklets illustrated, naming nine students Everett Ambrose Edith Buls Gertrude Buchholz Florence Bunger Erwin Drewis Gretchen Hanff Lee Lou Morf Fred Stuckenberg Ellen Webrand.
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Evangeline
Everett Ambrose
Edith Buls
Gertrude Buchholz
Florence Bunger
Erwin Drewis
Gretchen Hanff
Lee Lou Morf
Fred Stuckenberg
Ellen Webrand
Dorothy Hankner
Water for Health Guideline Says Six to Eight Glasses Daily
Public health service outlines daily water intake as six to eight glasses per person as the required amount. The guidance emphasizes hydration and may influence daily routines and nutrition advice.
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Water For
Public Health Service
Postage Stamp Costs Reported for Production
The article states that the approximate cost of producing ordinary postage stamps per 1,000 is 6 1/2 cents. It notes this figure as a production cost estimate relevant to stamp manufacture and pricing discussions.
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