Dairymen's League Cooperative showcases cooperative path
The Tripoli Leader notes the Dairymen's League Cooperative Association as a pioneer in the eastern dairy field. President F. H. Sexauer says its goals are equitable returns and protected markets, with 239 plants and nearly 50,000 members after ten years. He predicts lower prices ahead and urges cooperation among coops, independent dairymen, and distributors for a stable market and fair prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dairymen’s League Cooperative Association
F. H. Sexauer
Sexauer
Dairymen’s League
Political Rough Seas on the 1932 Party Contests
In Washington the Republicans expect Hoover to secure renomination with Curtis as possible VP, while Democrats face a tangled fight. Roosevelt leads early, but Alfred Smith may seek another chance, and Owen D. Young looms as a potential broker. Smith’s stance strains ties with Roosevelt, McAdoo hedges, and Shouse and Raskob shape intraparty dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simeon D. Fess
Ohio
Republican National Committee
Herbert Hoover
Charles Curtis
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York
Woodrow Wilson
Edward Mandell House
Alfred Emanuel Smith
al Smith
Roosevelt
Young
Davis
Ritchie
Smith
Democratic Party
Owen D. Young
Charles E. Dawes
Frank C. Lowden
Frieds
Dawes
Lowden
Mr. Young
Madison Square Garden
William G. McAdoo
The
McAdoo
Jouett Shouse
Pacific Coast
John J. Raskob
Shouse
Raskob
Thrifty shoppers urged to use eggs and butter now
The text advises families with tight budgets to maximize use of eggs and butter while prices are low. It notes that fresh eggs remain good at two cents and that butter milk and eggs are cheaper now than in years, urging prudent spending and thrift.
Iowa soil shows strong recovery after heat wave
A week of extreme heat dried crops but recent rains and cooler weather revived field corn and other crops. The reporter notes lawa soil’s high recuperative value, with vegetation improving markedly within days. Iowa soils praised for resilience and recovery potential.
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Iowa
Effort to find rival to Brook Hart in Senate race
There is much effort to find a candidate who can challenge Brook Hart in the upcoming Senate race. Under present conditions it seems impossible to find a viable opponent. Calamity bowlers are getting more attention than in the past six to eight years. Men with constructive viewpoints struggle to gain traction when their advice is most needed.
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Brookhart
Pedestrian fears of cars prove true over decades
The text notes that horses fear automobiles and pedestrians laugh at them, arguing the annual toll of 16,000 pedestrians killed in traffic shows this danger. It claims it has taken decades to prove to pedestrians that cars are something to fear, and that they are finally learning this truth.
Worthless checks plague merchants nationwide
Across the country merchants report rising losses from worthless checks. Perpetrators often vanish, leaving the victim to absorb the loss. Strangers increasingly target small, careless merchants, making it harder to cash checks from unwary retailers.
Farm Prosperity hinges on farmer consideration, not talk
The speaker insists prosperity requires farmers to share in gains. Despite farm relief talk, no tangible benefits reach agriculturists. He argues the nation depends on rural areas for prosperity while industrialists gain most legislation.
Washington Snapshots of Hoover Debt Plan Debate
The United States ran a $903 million deficit for the year ending June 30, the largest peacetime shortfall. The national debt rose $616 million in twelve months, marking the first deficit since 1919. America sent France a memo urging reason and warning that a Hoover plan failure could cost France over $100 million if Germany defaults on reparations.
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United States
America
France
Hoover
Germany
Local social notes highlight Fourth of July gatherings
A long list of area families from Sumner Waterloo and surrounding towns attended picnics, church services, visits, and weekend trips. Notable items include Mr. and Mrs. Herman Pries hosting at Waterloom Electric Park, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ambrose visiting relatives in Fredericksburg, and a July fifth 75th birthday party for William Hildebrandt. Many families traveled to Oelwein Independence and Cannon Falls for visits, with multiple reunions and ecclesial events noted.
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Herman Pries
Estella
Kurt Fuens
Ernest Prices
Emma Pries
Sumner
Electric Park
Waterloo
Fred Ambrose
Amelia Ambrose
Fredericksburg
J. A. Nienhaus
Beverly
Parland
Violet
Frederick
H. F. Borchert
Bruce
Virgil
Oelwein
Independence
William Hildebrandt
West of Town
Hildebrandt
W. H. Notdorf
F. C. Hildebrandt
H. H. Nevermann
Homer and
Carroll
H. C. Fink
Ring found with pheasant near Lyons by Voight
Helmuth Voight discovered a solid gold ring set with brilliants attached to the right foot of a pheasant he had shot near Lyons. The find was made during a hunting excursion and authorities are noting the unusual discovery.
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Helmuth Voight
Lyons
Otek
James Scott Boxer Loses Unbeaten Record in Domestic Dispute
James Albert Scott a Bridgeport Connecticut boxer boasted an undefeated record until his wife secured a decision over him in a domestic dispute. The incident highlights a personal setback for the athlete within their home environment.
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James Albert Scott
Bridgeport
Thieves Use Bolt and Button Hook in Chicago Store Theft
In Chicago, criminals breached a shop by drawing a bolt with a button hook attached to a pole, enabling entry and the theft of 3500 dollars. The incident highlights a bold break in the city's retail security.
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Chicago
Buck Creek Visitors And Birthday Surprise
Buck Creek residents, including Mr. and Mrs. Ed Tegtmeier and family, visited Mrs. Sophia Tegtmeier. Mr. and Mrs. Wm Knoploh visited the August Nuss home in Sumner. A surprise birthday gathering honored Mrs. John Sell at the Sumner park reunion with many Sell relatives and friends. Henry Haar and family visited Ernest F. Nuss. Mary Wilharm of Sumner stayed with sister Mrs. Chas Krueger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Tegtmeier
Sophia Tegtmeier
Wm. Knoploh
Nuss
Sumner
John Sell
Sell
Sumner Park
Buck Creek
Herman Sell
Carl Sell
Leslie Sell
John Knoploh
Esther Schellhorn
Henry Haar
Ernest F. Nuss
Mary Wilharm
Chas, Krueger
Card of Thanks for support after loss
Mr. Fred Wolfgram and children express gratitude to neighbors and friends for kind deeds and assistance during their wife and mother's illness and death. They also thank for the beautiful floral tributes.
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Fred Wolfgram
Notice on Grinding Pause at Schultz Feed Mill
F C Schultz Feed Mill posts a brief closure for grinding from Saturday July 11 to Wednesday July 15 due to repairs on the mill. The mill will remain open for cracking corn and hulling oats during the period.
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F. C. Schultz Feed Mill
Life-long tobacco debt settled for Marshtown purchase
George B. Lease now residing in St. Louis has paid in full the debt on a plug of chewing tobacco bought from grocer J. G. Howell at Marshtown, Ind., sixty years ago.
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George B. Lease
St. Louis
J. G. Howell
Marshtown
Ind
Canadian man spared harsh sentence for forgery
Lazar Sanulak of Boian, Canada was found guilty of forgery but received a suspended sentence after a trial marked by his severe tooth ache. The case highlights leniency due to medical distress amid legal proceedings.
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Lazar Sanulak
Boian
Canada
Prohibition Agent Goated by Humboldt Woman in Court
Mrs Leila Elam of Humboldt Tennessee testified that a prohibition agent coaxed her into selling him liquor. The judge fined her one cent and rewarded the officer with a rebuke.
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Leila Elam
Humboldt, Tenn
Harold E. Anderson Wins $114 in Bean Lunchroom Suit
Harold E. Anderson of Springfield Massachusetts won a civil suit against a local establishment for damages after two teeth were broken while he ate baked beans in the lunch room. The court awarded him $114.
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Harold E. Anderson
Springfield
Mass
Sign Aims To Boost Church Attendance In Igin NL
A local preacher in Igin Newfoundland and Labrador posted a provocative sign reading A hearse is a poor vehicle to come to church in Why wait It urges passersby to attend services, using dark humor to draw interest and boost attendance.
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Igin
Card of Thanks for Ty. Ves
We express heartfelt appreciation to neighbors and friends for sympathy and assistance during the illness and death of our beloved wife and mother. Special thanks to Mercantile Company and Mr. Joachim Bal Imann and childre-
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Sym
Poli Mercantile
Mr. Joachin
Bal Imann
Childeo
Notice of Appoint ment of Adminstrator in Probate
District Court of Jaymer county Iowa handles estate of Krnat J. ceased. Creditors and heirs to present claims for allowance by June 20 1931. Notice dated June 1 1931.
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District Court
Jaymer County
Towa
Adi
Krnat J
Eperal
Tripoli Market Egg and Livestock Prices Fragment
Fragmented market note lists eggs light hens heavy hens and various poultry, plus geese ducks hogs sows veal calves and mixed prices with unclear figures. Reads like a rough OCR snippet from a rural market page with item names and scattered price tokens.
Horses for Sale by Miller Sup plement Company and Miller Implement Co
Auction style listing of horses for sale including black and bay geldings and mares with ages from four to fifteen and weights from 1100 to 3000 pounds. Sellers are Miller Supplement Company of Tripoli and Miller Implement Company of Lyn. Prices and exact IDs partially legible.
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Milier Supplement Company
Tripoli
Miller Implement Company
Lyn
Hawaii Chose the Most Splendid Fruit
The article traces Hawaii's pineapple history from rough early fruit to the Smooth Cayenne variety that underpins today’s industry. It notes Captain John Kidwell’s 1886 experiments, the shift to canning to preserve sun ripened sweetness, and the industry’s rise to about forty million dollars annually. Also included are Hawaiian recipe ideas featuring pineapple and related dishes.
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Hawaii
John Kidwell
Kidwell
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