Marital News and Local Visits in Buck Creek
Buck Creek society notes many visits and gatherings. Families from Fairbank Sumner and Cedar Rapids attended birthdays showers and weddings at homes of Krueger Ashbrenner Knoploh Seehase and Gloede. Walter Ashbrenner wed Margaret Lehmkuhl last Thursday with Rev Kuhlman officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Mohlis, Jr
Fairbank
John Moblis
John Mobilis
George Kuepker
G. F. Kuepker
Wm. Ganske
August A. Buhr
Charles Kruger
Mr. Krueger
Herman Zell
Wm. Knoploh
Mr. Knoploh
A. Miller
Sumner
Robert Ashbrenner
Henry Tietje
Mildred
Wm. Seehase
Fred Zell
Wm. Zell
Cedar Rapids
Wm. Gloede
Louie Gloede
East of Sumner
Henry Seehase
Fremont District No 7 Martha Wedemeier Teacher
The General lessons class learned about the Indian Medicine man on Tuesday. Sixth grade language reviews parts of speech and arithmetic review fraction work as denominate numbers. First grade read and dramatized the clever jackal. Lavern acted out the good doggie and kittens story. Geneva returned her dentalard Tuesday. Darlene made Safety First posters. Upper grade music studies keys and participates in choir songs with phonograph. Fifth grade girls began quilting during vocational period Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackal
Lavern
Geneva
Darlene
Tripoli Bremer County Official Paper Urges New School Building
The editorial argues for constructing a new school building now due to lower material costs and favorable bond rates. It cites utility over ornament, German design, and keeping money local, noting labor is readily available and costs are about 16 percent below prewar levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tripoli
Board of Education
Cash bonuses vs adjusted compensation for ex soldiers
Senator Brookhart urged in recent congress sessions that cash bonuses replace adjusted compensation certificates payable in fifteen years. An estimated 75 percent of ex soldiers would prefer cash now to future certificates. The American Legion in Indianapolis backed legislation, and many local ex-service men would benefit from converting certificates to cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookhart
Congress
The
American Legion
Indianapolis
Build Now and Buy It Now Campaign Endorsed
A campaign urging immediate purchases of materials merchandise and labor is praised for community benefits. It notes a consumer's market with stronger dollar purchasing power and lower prices across business lines. The piece calls for retrenchment to be overcome through collective action and spending when genuine values arise.
Iowa Poultry Shipments to New York Hit New Low
Prices for eggs and poultry fall sharply hitting Iowa farmers hard as the state leads in dressed poultry shipments to the New York market. Last year Iowa sent 30,295,150 pounds to New York while Illinois and Minnesota followed. Missouri tops live poultry shipments. Egg prices are at multi year lows with a bleak outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Union
New York
Illinois
Minnesota
Missouri
Talkies Give Towns A Livelier Community Atmosphere
Many towns without the talking pictures would welcome such entertainment for their citizens and trade areas. A good talkie enhances a community’s atmosphere but only with generous community support. like any business, the theater cannot continue without it.
Early session opens with File No. 1 county assessor bill
Lawmakers hear a new File No. 1 measure creating a county assessor and providing for his election. The proposal faces opposition as petitions mount to legislators.
Wickersham report stirs sharp pro and con on prohibition
Washington reels over the Wickersham Crime Commission findings as lawmakers and editors split on enforcement and possible changes to the Eighteenth Amendment. Hoover distances himself from revision while six of eleven commissioners urge a form of modification to permit prohibition or regulate liquor.
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Washington
Wickersham Crime Commission
News Dispatch
Wickersham
Tinkham
Massachusetts
Bloom
New York
Stalker
Congress
Elihu Root
Newton D. Baker
Monte H. Lemann
Commission
Local social notes record community visits and gatherings
Pottery siding and neighboring families gather for hay moving and birthday celebrations in Readlyn and Tripoli. Ernest Struck receives help from Kuker Lindenberg Redies and others while Erwin Henning earns high honors at a 500 game. Frances Florance Lohmann celebrates with relatives. trips to Waterloo and Bremer noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Kuker
Harry Lindenberg
Art Redies
August Kuker
Ernest Struck
Carl Kuker
Will Lohmann
Readlyn
Lena Bany
Hoover Holds Line as Prohibition Report Shapes 1932 Race
Washington snapshots show President Hoover sticking to the commission’s first conclusion opposing repeal of the 18th amendment. The Wickesham report and Hoover’s transmittal letter push prohibition into the 1932 campaign, potentially affecting party nominations and the national race. General Pershing remains in retirement in Washington, with his war memoirs drawing public interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wickesham Commission
Hoover
House
Senate
Wickersham Commission
Robinson
Arkansas
General Pershing
Washington
Pershing
Crane Creek Community Notes Pulse on Local Visits
Mr and Mrs Art Bunger and their daughters attended a birthday party at the C A Traeton home on Saturday. Numerous neighbors including Ted Kelling Stoffregen Readlyn and Michael families visited the R A Michael home and nearby houses Sunday. The school district plans a Tuesday meeting to decide on child care and elect a building committee to begin work when weather allows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Bunger
C. A. Traeton
Ted Kelling
Maxfield
Fred Stoffregen
Waverly Junction
Henry Steitler
Readlyn
R. A. Michael
Will Droste and Sons
Schuknecht
Waverly
Walter Schultz
Otto Bunger
Ladies’ Aid
Michael Home
Joe Kelling
Aanetta Michael
Iowa City
Joe Snelling
Will Heideman
Clarence Beisner
Local Residents Travel and Illness Report
Werner Heine traveled to Hardy and Des Moines on business last Friday and returned Monday. Mrs. Herman Meyne visited her mother in Tripoli from Monday to Thursday. Lawrence Heine suffered sinus trouble and traveled with Mrs. Heine to Waterloo for medical care, returning Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Neil Smith, C. H. Leitha and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Leitha attended the funeral of Mrs. Gallman in Waverly on Friday. Will Riechmann and Otto Matthias were bedridden with grippe. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Pries went to Chicago last week where they will reside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Werner Heine
Hardy
Des Moines
Herman Meyne
Carl Luhring
Tripoli
Lawrence Heine
Heine
Waterloo
Neil Smith
C. H. Leitha
Ed Leitha
Gallman
Waverly
Will Riechmann
Otto Matthias
Grippe
Ernest Pries
Chicago
Adlerika Bowel Cleanser Claim Promises Quick Relief
A man reports 11 years of constipation ended by Adlerika a glycerin buckthorn and saline mixture said to act on both upper and lower bowels within two hours. Ad claims include toxin release and renewed wellbeing with Adlerika as a real stomach and bowel cleaner by H H Sorg, Druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. E. Blair
H. H. Sorg
Konjola Boosts Lincoln Woman’s Digestion
Mrs Iva Benischek of 806 Washington Lincoln says Konjola cured stomach trouble bloating and constipation after five bottles. She reports improved digestion allows eating most foods and endorses Konjola for stomach liver kidneys bowels rheumatism neuritis and nervousness. Sold at H H Sorg drug store in Tripoli and by local druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Konjola
Tripoli
H. H. Sorg
Bargain offer for Leader and Pathfinder subscription
An appeal notes shoppers race to save on a rare deal offering 52 weeks of both The Leader and The Pathfinder for $2.50. It urges readers to act quickly while considering this inexpensive newspaper bundle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everone
Leader
Pathfinder
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Edwin Bany
Fred Lahmann
Ernest Quade
Leslie Vogt
Henry Drape
Fred Lahman
Henry Henning
Erwin Henning
Will Dohrman
Eddie Westendorf
Fred Lohmann
Low
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Fred Lohman
Rudolph Koch
Will Bang Place
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Henry Lohmann
Lena Buhr
Herman Lohman
Hans Mattenklott
August Fredericks
Will Bang
Walter Lohmann
Heraldean
Bremer
Walter Lohmanns
Ernest Kuker
Crane Creek
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Pratt
Petes
Cox Geese Ducks
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E. E. Graves
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