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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1933
Page
7
The article explains refunding as exchanging new debt for old when a borrower cannot meet scheduled payments. Railroads and private firms often refund bonds to raise cash or reorganize capital. Public finance cautions that refunds tied to productive capital are acceptable, but broad refunding of productive outlays is disapproved.
Rev J N Denny lauds Dr Miles Anti Pain Pills as a sure relief for headaches neuralgia toothache backache and rheumatic pains. He urges households to keep a package in the medicine chest and notes widespread use and satisfaction with prices 25c and 1.00.
Misses Irma Mattie and Viola Haag traveled to attend the Woodmen picnic in Sumner while Wm Tonne wed Maye Eagan at the bride’s father’s home. Readlyn plans a new harness shop Poock and Meier to run it. Local deaths and trips referenced include Mrs Schwerine and others.
Ten years ago on August 29 1923 a death marked by blood poisoning ended Mrs William Mahlstedt Jr illness. Henry Warneke and family Henry Moeller and Charles Hist and family from Fontella Iowa planned visits in Belgrade Minnesota. Mr and Mrs W C Fergeman prepared a fishing and camping trip across Minnesota. August Bergman of Doulgaston township was listed as a patient at Clasen.
Gottlieb Wolf a farmer 40 miles southwest of Tripoli died at his home Monday afternoon. James R Gunsalus 78 Bremer county pioneer died at his Frederika home. American Legion Auxiliary hosted farewell for Mr and Mrs Art Slack and family as they prepare to move to Gothenburg Nebraska. Mr and Mrs Wm Ambrose returned from Battle Creek Nebraska after a visit with Mrs Ambrose's sister Augusta Winters. Mr and Mrs Ernest Schumacher and family and Ernest Barbknecht left for Baraboo Wisconsin to visit relatives. Miss Erna Struck daughter of Siegfried Struck operated on for appendicitis at local hospital. Miss Edna Krueger daughter of August Krueger operated on for appendicitis at Borchert hospital.
A producer insists the star must lead a life of strict decorum, while the actress wonders if her understudy could take the lead. The exchange highlights tensions between backstage authority and personal autonomy in theater.
A playful exchange about love and commitment ends with a bold promise of marriage testing the strength of affection and financial hardship. The dialogue hints at romantic resolve despite economic strain and anticipates deeper commitment.
Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey celebrate Golden Jubilee with a Delhi Durbar inspired opening in Waterloo. The five ring, four stage show features 800 performers, 50 elephants, and numerous international acts led by Don Colleano and Alfredo Cadona.
Des Moines reports 46,082,000 gallons of gasoline sold in Iowa during February 1938 per J P Gray Iowa department of agriculture. He notes growing consumption mirrors auto expansion and compares with international totals from Argentina Australia Austria and the United States.
An advice piece suggests vacation foods to stock for husbands left alone by wives away for the summer. It lists easily prepared meats, seafood, soups, fruit juices, and sandwich meats such as beef a la mode, chicken a la king, lobster newburg, cod fish cakes, shrimp, sardines, ham loaf, hamburger steak, tongue, and sausages with sauerkraut to minimize fuss and keep the pantry handy during the wives’ absence.
From a distant wilderness to industrial and agricultural powerhouse, Iowa is portrayed as rapidly growing from rich soils to vast infrastructure. The record highlights vast agricultural outputs, extensive livestock, poultry, eggs, popcorn, and high farm ownership of telephones, radios, and automobiles. It notes thousands of farms, libraries, papers, parks, highways, railways, and growing manufacturing, coal, and natural resources underpinning a bright development outlook.
Lottie ends a long tale as Jim's famed iron will breaks under strain Mabel weeps as the old resolve rusts away The household memory shifts from bravado to sorrow in a quiet reversal of pride and fate
Bella asks if she has met the only man who could make her happy and Della replies she has met many. The dialogue plays on love choices and seeks a witty twist in a light tone.
A brief quotation from the Louisville Courier Journal raises a note on classroom standards and aspirations, quoting a call for a motto to live up to in school. The exchange suggests a push for meaningful guidance reflected in a school motto.
In Bremer County Iowa the Clerk of District Court reports a document purported to be the last will of Fred Lohmann deceased. A probate hearing is set for September 11, 1933 at 10:00 a.m. at the courthouse in Waverly. Respondents may appear to show cause why the will should not be admitted to probate.
On August 18 1933 the District Court of Bremer County Iowa appointed Mary E Anderson administratrix of the estate of Albert J Anderson deceased. All persons indebted must pay and those with claims must present them to the Court for allowance. Administratrix Mary E Anderson dated August 18 1933.
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