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Newspaper

Tripoli Leader

Location

Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1932

Page

7

Looking Backward In the Leader's Files Eighteen Years Ago

August 12, 1914 notes recall Ernest Kammeyer spraining a leg from a fall off a short ladder while threshing at the Louie Cote home. Others injured include Kanter with a broken left arm, Will with a broken elbow, Norman Keding hurt at threshing, and Herman cut while cleaning grain equipment. Mrs. Bostwick and husband travel to Parker, S D, with a stop in Clear Lake. Miss Minnie Miller leaves Schultz department store. Tripoli markets list hogs, veal, hides, butter, eggs, potatoes, oats, corn, and wheat prices.

Ernest Kammeyer Louie Cote Oo Kanter Rudolph Juing Will Oyue Norman Keding Herman Bostwick Parker South Dakota Thos Loveland Clear Lake Llory Tegtmeier Webster Will Tegtmeier Minnie Miller Schultz Department Store Tripoli

Local events mix of fire, injuries and farewells in town

Burns and accident reports mingle with social news as residents note a creamery reopening after a blaze, a Main Street runaway truck narrowly averted, and illness and deaths among neighbors. Community figures include Emma and Bertha Ladave traveling to Waterloo, Lafayette Gunsalus dying at a bridge crew site, Bertha Guhlow's death, and Norma Warnke’s eighth birthday celebration. Also reported are sales of a Watkins business, baccalaureate attendance by Oscar Hankner and Lorenz Krueger, and a wagon accident injuring Stanley Koch.

Tic Bremer Creamery Emma Bertha Ladave Waterloo Art Bunger John Erman Ned Ing Kleiss Herman Zander Will Schirring Palentine Na Mors Chas Berlin F.C. Olrogge Bertha Guhlow Louis Guhlow Lafayette Gunsalus Waverly Fred Warnke Norma Oscar Hankner Lorenz Krueger Gates Business College Louie Brandenburg Edward Hornburg Anna Hornburg Herman Kleidan Amelia Eichmann Chicago S. J. Moser Watkins Rudolph Piegers Stanley Koch J. A. Koch Art Tegtmeier Farm

Five Years Ago August 10 1927 Raymond Buls and William Kelling

Brief archival note recalling events from five years prior on August 10 1927 involving Raymond Buls and William Kelling with sparse details.

Raymond Buls William Kelling

Sandwich Variations for Refreshing Summer Meals

A guide to light and hearty sandwiches for hot days. Details include egg combinations with or without mayonnaise, fried egg with lettuce, chicken sandwiches with tomato or bacon, cold veal and lamb options, cucumber with lettuce and buttered toast, roast beef with watercress, tomato, and mayonnaise, and versatile fillings using mayonnaise and green onions or olives.

Predicted Hurricanes From Forecaster Browne in 1932

Washington long range weather forecaster Herbert Jan vrin Browne says 1932 will be a notable hurricane year. He notes several Pacific typhoons and storms in India China Bengal and Mauritius and expects more as the season advances.

Herbert Janvrin Browne Washington Pacific Philippine Indo-China Bengal Mauritius Atlantic

Wisdom Phrase Origin From The Bald Man and the Fly

An old tale notes that Phaedrus coined adding insult to injury in The Bald Man and the Fly. A bald man swats at a fly and strikes himself, while the fly mocks the self-inflicted harm, highlighting the proverb’s humor.

Phaedrus

August Cheese Tomato Sandwich

Butter bread slices then layer American cheese on top. Add a slice of ripe tomato then crispy bacon. Season to finish the sandwich with a savory, classic combo suitable for a quick meal.

Cooking Hints for Summer Meal Combos

A compact list of warm weather meal ideas including corn beef hash with poached eggs, corn beef with creamed potatoes and horseradish sauce, sausage with potato chips, creamed chipped beef with fresh peas and mashed potatoes, and cold meat with potato salad and iced tea.

Macaroni with Tomatoes and Melted Cheese

A simple kitchen note outlines cooking macaroni then adding seasoning and grated cheese. Tomatoes are halved and broiled briefly before serving with the pasta.

Summer Pudding Cherry Roll Recipe

Washed pitted cherries folded into biscuit dough then rolled and trimmed. Steam the roll for 3 hours on a plate and serve hot with foamy or hard sauce.

Dried Beef On Buttered Toast With Spanish Sauce

A simple dish combining dried beef warmed then served over buttered toast. The sauce is made by sautéing green pepper, chopped onion, and stewed tomatoes with seasoning, then simmered ten minutes before ladling over the meat.

Foamy Sauce and Egg Mixture Recipe Steps

Butter and sugar beaten until creamy. Separate eggs add yolks with vanilla. Beat egg whites to stiff peaks and fold in last. Separate eggs and combine with flavoring to form a foamy sauce base.

Bonnet Brown Corporation Copyright Notice 1932

Copyright notice for The Bonnet- Brown Corporation dated 1932 issued in Chicago. The line indicates ownership and legal protection for works created by the company during that period. The text emphasizes authorship and territorial scope within the United States.

Bonnet- Brown Corporation Chicago

California bans live goose decoys despite wider permission

The text notes that a nationwide limit of 25 legally usable implements exists, but California prohibits live goose decoys due to local conditions. Investigators from the Biological Survey say a shortened 1931 season averted a potential irremediable disaster.

United States California The Biological Survey

Two Months Open Season on Ducks and Geese This Fall

The 1931 drought forced a shortened one month duck and goose season in Iowa this year but measures approved by Secretary Hyde and signed by President Hoover extend the open period from October 1 to November 30 in multiple states. The bag limits vary by species with a 15 duck daily limit and a total of 30 ducks, while Ruddy and Bufflehead ducks remain protected. Crappie identification focuses on dorsal fin spines, noting six for Common Crappie and seven to eight for Black Crappie, with Black Crappie favored in northern clear waters as Calico Bass.

Iowa Hyde Department of Agriculture Hoover Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota Nebraska South Dakota North Dakota Montana Wyoming Colorado Utah Nevada

New Fish Discovered in West Okoboji Lake

A new fish species named the Branded Top Minnow has been discovered in West Okoboji Lake by researchers from the local Fish Institute. The finding marks a notable addition to the lake’s aquatic biodiversity and prompts further study.

West Okoboji West Okoboji Lake

State survey by Fish and Game Commission under conservation plan

The State Fish and Game Commission conducts a statewide survey as part of its 25 year conservation plan. The fish description remains unavailable but will be provided in a future Outdoor Iowa issue.

State Fish and Game Commission Commission Outdoor Iowa

Fish and Game Rescue Reaches Across Counties

State Fish and Game Department crews rescued thousands of young sunfish crappies and catfish along the Little Sioux river near Linn Grove with deputy wardens Rooker and Holst reporting a total of 48 800 fish saved to date. In Atlantic eleven bushes were rescued in one day.

State Fish and Game Department K. M. Rooker Marshalltown Marshall County Linn Grove Little Sioux John F. Holst, Jr Tertiory Atlantic

Proper bass fishing approach and tips from G. K. J.

Read G. K. J. in the Fort Dodge Messenger Chronicle on how to lure bass without splash. He warns that hasty casts and shadowing scare fish, recommends fishing with shade, and notes bass hide in stone houses with rocks in streams. Patience and constant effort are key to success.

Fort Dodge Messenger Chronicle

Do Fish Sleep and Rest Like Mammals

The article notes that fish cannot close eyes but may undergo periods of activity followed by rest. Bureau of Fisheries experiments with special apparatus suggest such inactivity equates to physiological rest, though depth and duration vary.

Bureau of Fisheries

Black Snake Does A Second Story Job

While patrolling the Des Moines river below Ottumwa deputies Coon and Huston stopped at Clifton Bridge and found a wren house in a tree with a black snake hanging from its opening. They pulled the five and a half foot reptile from the box, noting five enlargements indicating wrens eaten. The snake climbed the tree to reach the house, an unusual tree climbing behavior.

Des Moines Ottumwa Geo. B. Coon Taylor Huston Clifton Bridge Huston

Elephants Decayed Teeth in Ivory Trade Tales

An East Smithfield ivory warehouse holds a vast tusk collection, mostly from elephants with some mammoth tusks. Decay seen in both elephant and mammoth teeth is widespread, sometimes affecting tusks nearly to their tips. Such decay implies severe dental pain and occasional tusk breakage.

East Smithfield London England

Dry spell drives 20000 Spaniards northward from Lorca

In Lorca on Spain’s Mediterranean coast a prolonged drought spans seven years with no rainfall. More than 20,000 people have relocated seeking wetter latitudes as weather experts struggle to explain the unusually dry conditions in this district.

Australia South America Lorca Mediterranean Spain

Bremer County Abstract Transfers Week Ending August 6

Legal transfers prepared by Bremer County Abstract Company list Maud Franklin Kiefer and others transferring 7 acres plus 24 acres new in section 12 92 12 to A G Koch. Includes property locations and ownership changes for the stated week.

Bremer County Abstract Company Maud Franklin Kiefer Et al A. G. Koch

Childs boast prompts rank talk in sandbox quarrel

In a sandbox exchange, Sue and Jackie brag about their fathers careers a major and an officer sparking a brief comparison. The Louisville Times notes that medical science extends life but is aided by the agility of pedestrians in everyday life.

Sue Jackie Louisville Times

Also Mentioned on This Page

Cold Lamb Betty Webster H. J. Metcalf Information State Fish and Game Commission Black Snake Dr. Miles Miles Antebam Piles E. C. Claus A. E. Everett Telphone A. M. Stegeman Sorg Drug Store Paul Schober Bankers Life Insurance Buhr G. A. Tjernagel F. W. Hale Res Sumner West Door Syndicate Building Fred Rewoldt Frederika, Iowa Office Bank Bldg H. C. Moeller Insurance and Collections H. W. Krueger Ambrose Bldg Tripoli Produce Co M. M. Kingsley First National Bank Bldg Waverly, Iowa Herman Kleiss
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