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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1931
Page
8
Warren township residents and relatives frequent area homes and towns in a busy week. Families including Eick Hennings Wedemeier Pries Hagenow and Wente share visits and business in Bremer Readlyn Waverly and Readlyn with numerous calls and weekend gatherings.
Mrs Mary Sewell of Shellrock and Mrs Orpha Ressler of Waverly with the Tom Sewells of Des Moines visited the Leitha home Sunday. Otto Matthias attended his parents golden wedding near Denver. Mrs C H Linon went to Nashua for the funeral of Charles Scoles. R F Thiemann visited relatives in Waverly. Herbert Kaiser finished a new porch. Warren Evangelical Sunday School plans a party for Rev and Mrs Sohl on Tuesday. Otto Hiemburg, former Herman Dettmer helper, returned to Minnesota last week.
The text argues washing cats is unnecessary and even discouraged. Short haired cats need little care while long haired cats require daily grooming. It prescribes towel rubbing with alcohol and water, dusting with dry corn meal, then combing and brushing, claiming dry cleaning is better for fur than washing.
Mr and Mrs Art Bunger and children visited Mrs Traeton in Waverly. Henry Beisner and Otto Bunger families called Denver and Waterloo. R A Michael and Ranetta visited Waterloo then Iowa City. Schlichting staked school site and basement work began. Rev Dilges attends conference in Waterloo. Ed Erdman works near Waverly. Will Droste visited Nielsen family in Tripoli. Raymond Schlichting from Waterloo to see a doctor for nose trouble.
Buck Creek visitors Mr and Mrs Charles Krueger and families called Sunday at Adolph Miller home in Sumner. Mrs Louis Buhr sr visited daughter Mrs Fred Zell and family Sunday. Mr and Mrs John Knopleh and family called Sunday evening at Herman Klemp home. Many attended the funeral of Ruth Marie Aschbrenner four year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Aschbrenner Sunday at Spring Fountain church. Mr and Mrs Wm Ganske and family were Monday dinner guests of Charles Krueger. Fred Zell called at W O Creager nursery north of Sumner Tuesday. Charles Krueger a business caller at August A Buhr farm Tuesday afternoon. Mrs Hilda Rieck and sons and Mrs John H Sell were Waterloo and Waverly callers Friday.
A nugget on parenting urges maintaining wonder in children and avoiding grown up dullness. It encourages viewing growing up as a rising hill with widening views and stresses parents should remain understanding and open to new perspectives. Lincoln anecdotes illustrate humor and humility in marriage and public life.
A critique praises a select timeless library as the wisest company built over a thousand years. It contrasts inaccessible scholars with transparent writings for future readers. The exchange notes starling populations rise due to reproduction driven aggression and omnivorous feeding, citing five pairs nesting in one willow.
Earthquake occurrence follows crustal strains from elevation changes and slow movements. Europe and Asia host more actively moving regions than the United States, leading to more quakes. Causes of why some regions move and others do not remain not fully understood.
Henry Meswarth to C C Bun yard trustee transfers $450 for land southeast of northwest quarter section 18 92 11. F J Wilharm executrix to E W Schwerin $10800 for east half southeast quarter section 32 03 11. Friederika Butts to Ida Swenson transfer of lots 3 and 4 block 10 Frederika.
Doings of Iowa General Assembly review bills on using two percent of primary road funds for interstate bridges, harsher drunken driving penalties, and a compromise on motor truck rules. Other items include the drivers license act, a state expense audit fight, Cedar County dairy testing resistance, memorial ceremonies, and an enabling act for bond issuance.
In the forty fourth general assembly a confrontation over lifting the security law action bill saw about seventy bankers seated with representatives and in the chamber lobby. Mrs. Penray protested the tactic as unethical pressuring a member with his constituents watching his vote amid a thorough banker lobbying combing of the chamber.
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