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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1956
Page
7
A health note warns picnickers to keep foods cold to prevent spoilage and food poisoning. Avoid pastry cream fillings dairy and salads left at room temperature. use ice packs insulated bags or small portable fridges. favor plain cheese bread peanut butter and jelly. discard cream filled pastries and cream puffs on hot days.
Hulda Gade Edna Meyer and husbands transfer to William H. Gade Jr and undivided 2 3 interest in parts of sections 19 20 and 29 all in 92 11. Revenue 11.00. Roach Farms to John P Roach and wife lot 121 Dean Pike addition to Deanville now Plainfield Revenue 5 50. Waterloo Cedar Falls Northern Railroad to Waterloo Railroad Co lines of railroad property in Black Hawk Bremer Buchanan Benton and Linn counties Revenue 760 65. Cedar Valley Investors Inc to Romaine Strotman and wife south 300 feet of north 790 feet of w of ne of section 34 92 14 Revenue 3 30.
In 1906 race results show Wm Goodenbour winning the 100 yard dash and placing second in the 120 yard hurdles at Waverly. Other notes mention visits, a house sale, fruit market prices, and a Denver water works vote. 1931 items recount a near Tripoli farm fire with equipment loss, injuries from a Frederika auto crash, a 90th birthday, a 55th wedding anniversary, a civil service posting in Pine Ridge, and local market updates including eggs and veal calves.
Cooperative efforts by the American Legion post and the Tripoli Commercial Club completed official aeronautical markings for Tripoli. In Artesian, Loren e Buenger married Edwin Klemp at St Pauls Lutheran church. Troop 32 Boy Scouts returned from Camp Ingawanis. Harvest near completion before rain slowed work. Kuethe named delegates to Youth Leadership training at Cedar Falls. James Hassman married Shirley Zipse in New Hampton. Sassman family welcoming a daughter at Sumner hospital. Bergmann Hatchery expands with new chick hatch space. Tripoli farmers report a bumper crop potential this week.
Mrs Lydia Jager and 12 girls detassel corn in north Waterloo with list of participants. Infant Rhonda Niedert baptized at St Matthew Lutheran with Pastor Dornbusch officiating. Wedding of Sylvia Heideman and Roger Johnson at Tripoli. Outing by Rev Dornbusch and six boys along Shell Rock river. Beverly Copp and Pvt Duane Poock wed in Sumner. Mrs Will Behrend dies suddenly. Sumner hotel fire drives out 15 roomers. Bremer County officials receive a 20 percent pay increase. Marilyn Olejniczak and Alice …
Harry hurried from the house on vacation morning and packed the car with precision. The trunk lid and lock closed smoothly and the glove compartment worked well. A test starter moment marked the moment when the car’s under hood events began.
A driver and passengers enjoyed a smooth trip until loose tie rods weakened steering. The wheel loosened as 65 mph and veered toward the shoulder, causing a crash. The car’s other components functioned well until the final moment.
Milton M. Jones, 19, Hawkeye and Velma Jean Ferguson, 18, Sumner. Charles W. Gabe, 20, Waverly and Beverly Ann Buchholz, 17, Tripoli.
A large weather balloon was dropped on the Fred McDowell farm near Leon. The balloon was made of heavy plastic and carried no instruments.
The Royal Standard flag is raised at Buckingham Palace in London whenever the royal family is in residence signaling the sovereign's presence.
The Iowa Department of Social Welfare reports Bremer County welfare disbursements in June total $14,892. Old age assistance accounts for $12,324.50 across 207 cases averaging $59.54. Aid to needy blind totals $250 across four cases averaging $62.50. Aid to dependent children sums to $2,317.50.
Mary C. Loucks Clerk notes a will for John Prestien deceased on file in Bremer County District Court. Probate set for August 27 1956 at 10 a.m. at the Court House Waverly Iowa with appearance to show cause if any.
The record notes 23 cases involving 93 recipients with an average payment of 100.76 dollars per case and 24.92 dollars per recipient.
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