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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1933
Page
3
A playful note suggests breakfast ideas like Stewed Figs and Raisins with Syrup Coffee. It describes washing, simmering figs with water, adding stewed figs, chilling overnight, and serving plain or with cream. Sausage with Fried Cereal uses leftover cereal formed into slices sautéed with Vienna sausage and butter, finished with maple syrup.
The 71st birthday of W M Farnum was observed at his home with family and friends. Attendees included P C Patterson and family of Waterloo, J J Chukker and family of Greene, C Kibbe and children of Minneapolis, Ada Farnum and others, along with many local relatives. A number of visitors from Iowa City, Chicago and Cedar Rapids were noted in upcoming social rounds and Easter visits. Mrs W M Wood died at 66 from a heart attack.
Mrs. P. F. Wilharm and Mrs. Norma Tremaine went to Council Bluffs on Sunday with Tremaine returning home after medical treatment in Rochester Minnesota. Mrs. P. F. Wilharm was accompanied by Mrs. E. F. Wilharm who has been visiting in Council Bluffs and returned home midweek.
Walter Niemann employed at California First National Bank in Long Beach arrived at the forepart of last week for an extended visit in the home of his parents Mr and Mrs Geo Niemann.
Old Tripoli residents report a flurry of Friday and Sunday calls and visits. Herman Plagens Ruben and Isabelle Tegmeter joined afternoon calls at the Tegtmeier home. Siegfried Struck and daughters visited Carl Kirchoff. Heideman family, Lueb residence, Jahnke and Buchholtz households hosted gatherings. Lucinda Struck stayed with John Barbknecht and Heideman hosted a funeral attendance for Mrs. Andermann.
A description notes that moist air in the compression chamber creates steam which boosts explosion energy fivefold. The added heat from steam then generates more steam, feeding back to improve turbine performance.
A long list of neighbors and relatives in South of Tripoli joined Mrs. John Wolfgram, Mrs. Herman Moeller, and Mrs. Fred Dohrman for birthday anniversaries and social visits. Numerous families hosted meals or visited in Readlyn and nearby towns, sharing cards, lunches, and cheerful reunions.
John Kurtt Jr. marked his 83rd birthday at the Louie Kurtt home with 25 relatives including children grandchildren and great grandchildren. Joe Schneider and wife observed their 30th wedding anniversary while other gatherings and visits occurred among the Schoenbohm families and neighbors. Farmers report oats plowed and gardens being prepared as weekend visitors from Iowa City Clinton Ames and St. Louis joined local families.
The article notes no exact data on Liverpool’s name origin. In 1191 King John confirmed Henry Fitzwarine’s title to the town. Tradition links the name to Norse Hiltharpollr meaning the pool of the slopes, or to lever pool describing the yellow flag or rush pool at the Mersey mouth, key to the port’s fame.
Readlyn and surrounding residents return from visits in Chicago Cedar Heights and Maynard. Local people attend church services, celebrate birthdays and anniversaries, and host dinners and birthday gatherings. A hospital patient list includes Irene Kehe and others while Dr E N Osnes hosts birthday evening with friends from Oran and Dunkerton.
Legal transfers for the week ending April 15 1933 show Henry Warnke transferring to F C Everding for 10000 dollars. The deed covers part of the east half of north east quarter and part of the southeast quarter of section 21 township 93 range 12.
For two years F W Morand combed Alaska near McKinley Park hunting insects. He has yet to find a poisonous insect in Alaska, but last summer he sent about 60 spider specimens to the Smithsonian. He also gathered grasshoppers gnats butterflies bumblebees beetles and other insects amid the cold winters.
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