Budget balances and political clash outline 1933 era
Preparation of the 1934 budget begins for congress with hopes of a balanced ledger, following prior surpluses and deficits. Hoover Garner battles over IMF loan policy, while naval safety and postal rate changes feature in a broad Washington snapshot of economic policy, technology, and legislation.
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Hoover
Garner
House
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Reconstruction Corporation
Friendship's Law: A Pri mary Guiding Principle
A concise statement of a high standard for friendship emphasizing mutual honor. The quote asserts that true friends deserve honorable conduct in return, reflecting a Ciceroesque ethic of integrity and reciprocity in personal relations.
Nugget of Wisdom on Growth and Self Reliance
A concise reflection on growing up and seeking guidance within. It suggests answers come from books, friends, or inner thought, and emphasizes personal readiness to accept what is needed. The tone feels like a gentle moral counsel for self reliance.
Liar or Bachelor Says Men Who Always Have Their Way Lie
Atchison County Mail notes a quip about men who insist on having their own way, suggesting such men are either deceitful or unattached. The comment frames bachelorhood as a counterpoint to controlling behavior.
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Atchison County Mail
Television Show To Debut At Iowa State Fair
Des Moines reports a huge modern television show will be installed at the 1932 Iowa state fair. Two studios will allow visitors to see broadcasting live and the reproduced image, with an expert on hand to explain the science. The exhibit mirrors national displays used at Madison Square Garden and expects large crowds daily.
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Des Moines
Madison Square Garden
Social visits and family guests cross Iowa towns
Crane Creek residents recount gatherings with Eldo Schornhorst family from Chicago and Mrs. Fred Schornhorst from Waverly visiting R A Michael and Cros te homes. Henry Dilges and kin from Fort Dodge spent weekend with relatives, sending children to grandparents. Emma Traeton and Emma from Illinois joined Tuesday dinner at Art Banger home. Henry Beisner helps son Clarence with oats cutting. Clarence wired in from Waterloo on Monday.
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Eldo Schornhorst
Junior
Florine
Chicago
Fred Schornhorst
Shirley
Waverly
R. A. Michael
Henry Dilges
Fort Dodge
Dilges
Ralph
Will Croste
Cow dairying yields 1100 pounds dry matter in milk
A livestock note cites a cow producing 8000 pounds of milk annually and notes she manufactures about 1100 pounds of dry matter within that milk.
Tripoli American Legion Team Wins District Tournament
Tripoli American Legion junior baseball team defeated Waterloo and Allison in Waterloo to secure the district tournament trophy. The win advances them toward the substate tournament next week, with venue to be decided later. Bennett faced a late Waterloo rally before Hahn closed out the game.
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Tripoli American Legion
Waterloo
Allison
Tripoli
Bennett
Hahn
Social Visits and Sunday Dinners Around Fremont
Fremont residents hosted and visited numerous relatives and friends this week. A long list includes Wernold Schmidt and Arnold Schmidt with Walter Warneke. J H Franklin with W J Zwanziger near Hor ton. Fred Rucker and son Donald at Elmer Drape. Walter Ashbrenner and baby at Erwin Volker. Otto Lehmkuhl and family joining Walter Ashbrenner at Robert Ashbrenner. Will Sell and many guests at Readlyn and Readlyn area homes. Ida Snelling visiting Cedar Falls. Elston Chapin hosting Kenneth Chapin. Rev and Mrs Koehler farewell noted. Henry Dettmer's birthday party with Poock, Griese, Schmidt, Seehase, and Sechase families.
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J. H. Franklin
W. J. Zwanziger
Horton
Fred Rucker
Donald
Elmer Drape
Walter Ashbrenner
Baby
Erwin Volker
Otto Lehmkuhl
Robert Ash
John Wolfgram
Henry Rathe
John Sassman
Will Rathe
Albert Degelau
Beverly Nienhaus
Joe Snelling
Elston Chapin
Kenneth Chapin
Clara
M. A. Woodcock
Myron Chapin
Waverly
Henry Dettmer
O. J. Warneke
Readlyn
Maurice Woodcock
Eugene
Geraldine
Erwin Kirchhoff
Edward Bunger
Rudolph Ludwig
William Liebau
Ida Snelling
Cedar Falls
Albert Franklin
Rudolph Piegers
Henry Foelske
H. Poock
Leo Fink
Fairbanks
Chris Heiligman
Lydia
Wernold Schmidt
Arnold Schmidt
H. F. Poock
E. F. Byers
J. P. Snelling
Ewaldt Kleiss
Reiky Piegers
Old-Time Cabin Floor Puns on Log Construction
A puncheon floor uses logs sawed in half with convex faces down and flat faces up, forming a sturdy rustic surface in historic cabins.
Modern 1932 bathing suits promised to skim the beach
The piece notes skimpier styles and practical designs for the 1932 season. It highlights fashion authority Dorothy Shaver praising swimsuits that allow swimming, with strap back designs and bold color combinations. Beachwear will feature tan coats and toasted cigarettes as part of the era's look, spanning from Atlantic to Pacific beaches.
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Dorothy Shaver
Lord and Taylor
New York
Atlantic
Pacific
Local Residents Visit and Family Outings Noted
Siegel Mr and Mrs Ernest Quade and family visited the Hoppen home Friday evening. Herman Krueger had surgery at Mercy hospital Waverly last week. Geneva Grebien spent Friday and Saturday with grandparents in Tripoli. Rev and Mrs C G Gerlach and family visited Grove Hill Tuesday eve. Viola Gebert assists at Augusta Hooper home. Emil Bahlman and Minnesota relatives spent Saturday with Will Grebien family. Henry Rucker and Louis Brase near Fredericksburg visited Sunday. Geneva Grebien helped Mildred Quade celebrate her eighth birthday Monday. Fred Rodemeyer and Rosa Rodemeyer were business callers in New Hampton Monday. Margaret Grebien ill with flu but improving. A business man rolling in wealth can often buy everything but rest.
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Ernest Quade
August Hoppenworth
Herman Krueger
Mercy Hospital
Waverly
Geneva Grebien
John Bahlman
Tripoli
C. G. Gerlach
Voss
Grove Hill
Viola Gebert
Augusta Hooper
Emil Bahlman
Minnesota
Will Grebien
Henry Rucker
Louis Brase
Fredericksburg
Mildred Quade
Fred Rodemeyer
Rosa
New Hampton
Margaret Grebien
Notarized doc attested by county officials in 1932
Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence by C. W. Pennington and L. C. Hagedorn this 6th day of July 1932. G. F. Johnson, Notary Public in Bremer County, attested by directors Wm. Boeckmann C. E. Ladage and John Wendt.
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C. W. Pennington
L. C. Hagedorn
G. F. Johnson
Bremer County
Wm. Boeckmann
C. E. Ladage
John Wendt
Bremer County Board Sets Budget Meeting Date
Bremer County Iowa board of supervisors will meet August 4 1932 at 1 30 p m at the courthouse Waverly to consider an estimated tax levy of 38 dollars per thousand on taxable value and to examine expenditures as prepared by County Auditor H J Stumme the budget estimate totals 285 000 dollars for the year
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Coast and Geodetic Survey
Department of Commerce
Survey Bureau
Bremer County
Iowa
Board of Supervisors of
Bremer
Court House
Waverly
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Cheever
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Zirt
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Wehren
Fremont
Mrs. Wernold Schmidt
Walter Warneke
Siegel
Farmers Savings Bank
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