The Guns of PyHenry C Rowlan In Pemaquid Fog
Doctor White Jessica and Gordy confront a French crew aboard a semibulk cruiser as Sebastien plans to dive for a wreck. Sebastien eyes a risky downing of the line while White holds the anchor. Tom Gammond’s boat nears as danger and intrigue rise around the wreck and a diving plot unfolds.
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de Corlays
Tom
Miquelon Island
United States Revenue Service
Sinastien
Jessica
Robert
Fourguet
Doctor White
Sebastien
Whitehall
Gardy
White
Wil
Kiimeel
Shastien
L Hkewise
Mike
New Harbor
Pemaquid Point
Bristol
Dector White
Boothbay Harbor
East Boothbay
Whale Island
Tim
Looking Backward In the Leader's Files
Papers from December 17, 1908, are missing from the Leader's files as recalled in a look back feature. The brief item notes archival gaps and a historical reference to a specific forgotten edition.
Fire Destroyed Barn and Machine Shed at Rufus Lenious Farm
A large barn and machine shed with nearly all contents burned in a Monday evening fire at the Rufus Lenious farm two miles south of Tripoli. Neighboring farm activity included Carl Kowalsky moving his family to town after recent auction action, and Mrs. Henry Martens traveling to Milwaukee for her niece’s wedding and to visit her daughter in Ripon. Miss Martha Leckington’s Thursday evening surprise party was hosted by Miss Emma Buhr. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Shuffelt, formerly of Dayton township, moved into Wynhoff-Cook tenant house on North Main Street after selling their farm property Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rufus Lenius
Tripoli
Carl Kowalsky
Town
Henry Martens
Milwaukee
Paul Kehle
Ripon
Martha Leckington
Emma Buhr
Claude Shuffelt
Dayton Township
Wynhoff-Cook Tennant
North Main Street
New District Court Cases Filed
Spahn and Rose Lumber Co versus Ralph Schroedermeier for 114.71 on an account. Carl Behrend petitions for guardianship over Mary Behrend. Charles Fettkether sues George W. Winzenburg and wife over a landlord’s attachment totaling 89.26.
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Spahn & Rose Lumber Co
Ralph Schroedermeier
Charles Fettkether
George W. Winzenburg
Battle of Rhode Island Aug 29 1778 with 5000 on each side
The engagement on August 29 1778 saw about five thousand American and five thousand British troops clash. British losses exceeded one thousand killed wounded or captured, though Americans suspected the British suffered far more.
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Rhode Island
Sighing Breath Described As Mere Deep Breath
There is no basis for believing a person loses blood when sighing. A sigh is a deeper breath than usual, followed by immediate exhalation, an involuntary sign of fatigue or emotion.
Understanding Bank Discount on Negotiable Notes
The note discount is the deduction from the face value for cashing before due. It uses simple interest, taken in advance from the discount date to maturity. If redistributed before due, the note is rediscounted by another organization in the same manner.
Letter to Santa from Kathryn and Margerette Bany
A seven year old in second grade Kathryn Bany and her sister Margerette Bany write to Santa asking for a pocket book a doll and a sled for Kathryn and a teddy bear and a coaster for Margerette Their teacher is Mr. Simpson and they sign with their names as friends requesting holiday gifts
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Santa
Mr. Simpson
Kathryn
Margerette Bany
Bremer county citizen killed by enraged bull
Henry Hay age 59 a respected Bremer county stock raiser was killed last Wednesday afternoon by an infuriated bull at his home in the southwest Fre mont township. Mrs Minnie Schmidt marked her 90th birthday Wednesday evening at her son Chas Schmidt s home and relatives from Plymouth Neb visited. Public notices describe legal witnesses in the Londergan case. August Becker was captured in Milwaukee and returned to Waverly to face charges.
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Henry Hay
Bremer County
Fremont Township
Minnie Schmidt
Chas. Schmidt
Mary Scheve
Plymouth
Nebraska
Fred Schwein
John Scheve
H. C. Moeller
F. A. Robinson
C. L. McCumber
Joe Bahlmann
Dubuque
August Becker
Milwaukee
Waverly
Hallowell
Transfers Prepared by Bremer County Abstract Firm
Legal transfers listed for week ending December 8 include August Panzer to Richard Rettig for $1 with lot 13 in Clausing's subdivision Tripoli. P. C. Griffin to E. A. Carstens et al for $1 tract in sw NE sec 14 93 12. O. O. Ludwig to W. G. Atzbaugh for $1 n NE and SW SE sec 14 93 11. Heinrich Specht to Elsie and Leonard Pipho for $1 e NE and NE SE sec 8 92 11 and W SW NE SW sec 12 92 12. Heinrich Specht to H. W. Specht for $1 N SW SE sec 18 92 11. Louis F. Pries to Herbert Pries for $1 E SW and W 20 acres SE section 8 92 11. Lena Schmidt et al to Louise Ohlandorf for $500 lot 7 block 19 Tri Poli. Oscar G. Smith to Arlie R. Smith for $1 8.26 acres SE NE NE 4 sec 20 93 14. Henry Specht to Caroline Specht for $1 lot 3 block 6 Westcott Heirs addition Sumner.
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Bremer County Abstract Company
Panzer
Richard W. Rettig
Clausing
Tripoli
P. C. Griffin
E. A. Carstensen
Heinrich Specht
H. W. Specht
Louis F. Pries
Herbert Pries
Lena Schmidt Et al
Louise Ohlendorf
Oscar G. Smith
Arlie R. Smith
Henry Specht
Caroline Specht
Wescott
Sumner
Schnauzer: A Keen Watch Dog and Gentle Guardian
The Schnauzer is described as an ideal family pet especially with children. It is alert, ready to challenge trespassers, and excels as a ratter and watchdog. Despite guarding instincts it remains sensible and even tempered, not prone to pugnacity without cause.
Gentle liquid laxative praised for expectant mothers
Advertisement extols Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle, effectively regulated liquid laxative. It highlights safety for mothers and babies, absence of mineral drugs, and claims Dr Caldwell's long birth record. The product is said to be homemade from herbs, pepsin, and senna and available at druggists.
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Caldwell
Notice to Creditors on Tripoli State Bank Final Report
The Final Report of D W Bates Receiver of Tripoli State Bank is on file in Bremer County Clerk of Court. A hearing is set in Waverly on December 18 1933 at 10 00 AM to approve the report and authorize a final dividend and dissolution of the corporation unless objections are shown.
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District Court
Bremer County
D. W. Bates
Tripoli State Bank
Tripoli
Iowa
Waverly
Hi Ho Sage Describes Silence and Pride in Chinatown
The sage of Chinatown, Hi Ho, muses on high hats and a haughty mien. He suggests one may seem aloof either from disdain for conversation or from fear to speak. The remark blends Socratic wit with local color and playful debate.
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Hi Ho
Chinatown
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E. C. Claus
C. E. Moodie
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Bankers Life Insurance
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First National Bank Bldg
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