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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1933
Page
7
Know your Ducks hunters contemplate hunting eks this fall should start now to iden tify species visiting the state on their flight south. Federal rules prohibit killing certain birds and libraries offer guides with color plates to aid recognition.
A detailed game survey finds current pheasant numbers could greatly rise with nesting and winter cover, not more planting. It notes most farms in pheasant country host birds while quail country farms are often quail free, and promotes farmer groups, flexible seasons, and test areas to expand huntable pheasant abundance nationwide.
The Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Combined Circus on its golden jubilee tour will exhibit in Waterloo on September 1. The show features the giraffe-neck women from Burma, a highly publicized Oriental curiosity. The Durbar spectacle recreates India's coronation ceremonial with over 2,000 participants including elephants and retinues, highlighting lavish trappings and royal processions.
In a Danish North Sea lobster study, researchers marked and released juvenile spawners then monitored nearby areas for returns. No lobsters were found beyond 15 miles from release, most stayed within a mile or two, and only a few reached five miles from home.
Twenty five years ago the public schools opened with a named faculty for high school and grammar rooms. Curfew rang at eight. Wedding announced for Chas Chambers and Anta Washburn. Rev Kleinman to preach at St Peter's church. Old market prices listed for eggs butter potatoes veal hides chickens hogs corn. Local residents attended Nashua fair and prepared for university study in Oelwein.
Ten years ago this week Mrs. Herman Zander returned from Waterloo after a two month hospital stay. A Wilharm family reunion honored Mrs. E. W. Claus at the Kelsey home. August Fichman and Dr. Albert Carstensen with relatives visited in Chicago and Jolley. Mrs Annie Rosenberg of Gutten appears among local items.
Berg visits with sister and daughter Mrs. Matilda Bedeman and Mrs. George Brewer. Victor Oltrogge, now at the University of Colorado Denver, studies forestry and public speaking. Miss Alva Becker, former teacher, has joined the North English schools.
A fire destroyed the large barn on the Chas. B. Kelsey farm one mile north of Tripoli last Wednesday evening. The region faced heavy rains swelling the Wapsie River to the highest levels in years. Obituaries and local moves included the death of Henry A. Dettmering at his daughter's home in Westgate and Bert Morf preparing to take over Tripoli Hardware next week.
Johnson plans a Tuesday evening visit and a few days visiting friends and relatives in and around Tripoli. Hi L Haase stays in Aplington Minnesota to build a house for his daughter Mrs Frank Ebert and family.
Legal transfers listed include Henry Kasemeier to Bremer Abstract Co for $1 and property in sections 24 93 14 and 19 93 13. L A Andrew Receiver to Buechele Lumber Co for $150 involving lots 5 6 7 8 in block 56 Tripoli. Walter J. Garner to Merrill C. Garner et al for 5/6 interest in lot 1 and part lot 2 block 29 Harmon LeValley addition. Merrill C. Garner to Walter J. Garner et al for 5/6 interest in lots 14 15 frontal block 5 Harmon LeValley addition. Waverly F E Barbknecht to Wm Bergmann for $110 block 7 Old Tripoli in ne% 33 93 12. Herman Sell to Sophia M Sell for $1 w% se% ne% se section 11 and sw% sw% se% section 12 92 12.
In a brief exchange, Mr. Comrox credits fellow subscribers for valuable salesmanship ideas rather than the books themselves. He notes the influence came from peers who urged subscription and offered practical guidance.
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