Decrees of Force and Trade Winds From Global Tides
The article notes two decrees by President Von Flindenburg restricting personal liberty and imposing death or confiscation for treason and related offenses. It also reports British empire talks at Ottawa on self trade, then U S Canada St Lawrence canal project, later labor gains at India Tire and Rubber and a rise in divorces in Nevada. It ends with a dim warning about police brutality in Long Island.
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von Flindenburg
Tfe
Germany
Two Die in Highway 59 Auto Crash West of Tri Poli
A touring car driven by Bert Lumry and carrying Lewis Ferris Alice Kobliska and Evelyn Natvig left the road near Tri Poli early Sunday. Ferris Kobliska were killed instantly. Lumry and Natvig suffered serious injuries but were improving Monday. The group had been returning Natvig to New Hampton after a summer session at Gates Business College and Upper Iowa University.
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Tripoli
Bert Lumry
Waterloo
Lumry
Lewis Ferris
I. L. Ferris
Allen Street
Alice Kobliska
John Kobliska
New Hampton
Iowa
St. Joseph’s Mercy Hospital
Waverly
William R. Lumry
Second Street West
Evelyn Natvig
Olena Natvig
Jerico
Miss Natvig
Natiig
T. A. Toenjes
Eighth Street West
Kobliska
Gates Business College
Nating
Upper Iowa University
Fayette
Miss Kobliska
Mary Natvig
Stolen 1931 Brown Chevrolet From Main Street
A 1931 brown Chevrolet coach owned by Lawrence Meier of Crane Creek was stolen last Wednesday around 9 30 PM from the street across from the Mercantile block. Ernst Stehn of Central States Power and Light saw a car speed east ignoring a stop sign and later learned a car was missing. license 9246. No further details available.
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Lawrence Meier
H. W. Meier
Crane Creek
Ernst Stehn
Central States Power and Light Corporation
Former Sumner hotel man buried Thursday
Henry S. Stevens 80, pioneer Sumner hotel man, died at a daughter's home in Saples Minnesota. Funeral held Thursday at United Brothers church with Rev F C Scott officiating. Burial in Wilson Grove cemetery. Survived by three daughters and an adopted son. Daughters Maizie Nichols Saples Etta Allbright Jefferson Mildred Freemer Davenport and Frank of New York state. Wife and two daughters Claude Cox and Mark West preceded him in death. The Stevens family had lived in Sumner and Waterloo for many years.
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Sumner
Henry S. Stevens
Saples
Minn
United Brothern Church
F. C. Scott
Wilson Grove Cemetery
Stevens
Maizie Nichols
Etta Allbright
Jefferson
Mildred Freemer
Davenport
Frank
New York State
Claude Cox
Mark West
Waterloo
Road Repair Progress Near Tripoli and Horton
Road work continues six miles south of Tripoli with workmen shouldering the road to highway No 10 and plans for a gravel coat. About 450 yards of gravel per mile will be spread. The American Construction Co of New Hampton won bids for grading two miles near Horton and three miles in Maxfield township at Tuesday court-house setting.
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Tripoli
American Construction Co
New Hampton
Horton
Maxfield Township
Court House
Frederika Lady 1596 Years Old Celebrates Birthday
Mrs. Mary E. Henry of Frederika marked her ninety sixth birthday on Sunday July 24 at home with her son Emory Henry and his wife. Relatives Tom Henry granddaughters received visits from Lima and Oran neighbors. A Methodist Aid party had honored her on July 20 with songs readings and cake.
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Frederika
Mary E. Henry
Emory Henry
Henry
Norman Henry
Harry
Aid
Harry Trude
Lima
Will Dilley
Oran
Clyde Clary
Card of Thanks to American Legion Post
J J Chadwick thanks the Bockhaus Bartels Post of the American Legion for the bouquet sent while he was hospitalized in New Hampton.
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Bockhaus-Bartels Post
The
American Legion
New Hampton
J. J. Chadwick
Alcock Family in Annual Reunion at City Park
The fifth annual Alcock family reunion gathered 115 descendants at the city park on Sunday July 24. A 1:30 dinner preceded an afternoon program with songs and readings by Hazel Alcock Marena Eggleston Lavern Clary Lucile Clary Edith Lemon and others and guests from Lime Springs Oelwein Central City Springville Waterloo New Hampton Nashua and nearby Fredericksburg among attendees.
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Frederika
Charles Alcock
City Park
Song
America
Reading
Hazel Alcock
Marena Eggleston
Lavern Clary
Lucile Clary
Glenn Copenhaver
Edith Lemon
Charles Lemon
Lime Springs
Wells Ferris
Joe
Charles
Oelwein
Miess Leoma Wilkinson
Central City
Howard Minehart
Springville
Charles Wilson
Trimball
Clarence Alcock
John Ormstead
Arthur Alcock
Floyd Cutshaw
Waterloo
Ora Hutchinson
New Hampton
Archie Clary
Lucille and
Lavern
Waverly
James Harker
Nashua
Kathlene
Zoella Stephen
Fredericksburg
Rattlers Found In Cottage By Lake Residents
Donald Hale and Waldron Ducker report rattlesnakes occupying their Sweet's Lake hamlet after mice under the floor drew the reptiles. They killed two large snakes near the cottage and note several snakes along the bottomlands, hoping a cement floor will curb the problem.
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Donald Hale
Waldron Ducker
Sweet’s Lake
Theodore Bany Delivers Sermon at St John’s Lutheran
Theodore Bany son of Mrs Emma Bany and Wartburg Seminary student in Dubuque spoke at St John’s Lutheran church Sunday. It marked his third pulpit sermon and he plans to preach at Maynard Lutheran church next Sunday. He has one year left to complete his seminary training for the ministry.
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Theodore Bany
Emma Bany
Wartburg Theological Seminary
Dubuque
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Bany
Maynard
Bang
Fatal accident claims Mrs Schroeder near Tripoli
Mrs William Schroeder of Tripoli died in Mercy hospital Waverly Tuesday from injuries suffered July 13 when she sat on a pitchfork handle while sliding from a hay loft onto a hay rack. Survived by her husband three daughters father and four brothers. Funeral at home Friday then St Peters Evangelical church with interment north of town. An obituary to follow.
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William Schroeder
Tripoli
Mercy Hospital
Waverly
H. C. Deterding
August
Henry
Fred
Clarence Deterding
St. Peter’s Evangelical Church
St. Peter’s Evangelical
Mrs Herman Kirchoff Birthday Honored by Relatives
Relatives gathered at the Kirchoff home east of town to surprise Mrs. Herman Kirchoff on her upcoming birthday. After a mix up with the family, guests regrouped for a delayed dinner and afternoon visit. Attendees included the Silvers, Ritchies, Harlan, Pries, Debel, and the Kirchoff family themselves from nearby towns.
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Herman Kirchoff
Kirchoff
Kirchoffs
W. E. Silver
Helen
T. M. Ritchie
Waterloo
Edith Harlan
Stockport
H. F. Pries
Horton
Nels Debel
Albert
Margaret
Mary
Miss Esther Gaede Wed Ackley Man
Miss Esther Gaede of Sumner married Harry Pepperling of Ackley in a St Marys Ackley church ceremony read by Rev J J O Meara Friday evening. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Louis Kahle. Mrs Pepperling is daughter of Mr and Mrs William Gaede. Mr Pepperling is employed at Ackley.
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Esther Gaede
Sumner
Harry Pepperling
Ackley
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
J. J. O’meara
Louis Kahle
Pepperling
William Gaede
Selck's Pirates blank Colts in kit tenball clash
August Eichmann pitched Selck's Pirates to a 2 hit shutout over Stegeman's Colts in a seven inning kit tenball duel. Pirates scored in first and next inning, Droste driving in a run on a misplayed left field ball. Colts managed only scattered hits and errors limited baserunners.
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Stegeman
Colts
August Eichmann
Selck
Pirates
Cook
Droste
Threshing Season In Full Progress In Community
Threshing season is at its height with about ten days remaining for completion. Oats yields are generally heavy and quality is very good. A soaking rain Monday afternoon and evening supplied moisture to corn fields in the tasseling stage after a two week dry spell.
Chadwick Returns Home After Cataract Operation
J. J. Chadwick has recovered well from cataract surgery at St. Joseph's hospital New Hampton and returned to his home Monday at age 87. Miss Alice Krueger drove to New Hampton to bring him home. His recovery is described as above average despite his advanced age.
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J. J. Chadwick
St. Joseph’s Hospital
New Hampton
Alice Krueger
Mr. Chadwick
Notice of Uniform County Examinations
The regular Uniform County Examinations will be given in the office of the County Superintendent August 3 4 and 5. The examinations will begin at 830 oclock. Anyone wishing to raise their grades or to secure a Uniform County Certificate may write at this time. Mildred E Smith County Superintendent.
Appreciation for Tripoli Fire Department Response
A letter from A L Jacobsen extends sincere appreciation to the Tripoli Fire Department for their splendid response to a fire summons at his home on a Wednesday morning.
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Tripoli
Narrow Escape On Cedar River Ends With Heroic Escape
Max Wahl, owner of a city battery service shop, tipped his motor boat on the Cedar River last Wednesday at about eight. He became trapped beneath the craft, but lifeguard Alex Miller summoned help and Wahl freed himself, swimming toward shore. He was exhausted yet uninjured and says he would not repeat the ordeal.
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Max Wahl
Cedar River
Young Wahl
Alex Miller
Sheriff Frank Sager Taken to Iowa City for Operation
County sheriff Frank Sager, recently ill and confined to Mercy hospital, was moved to Iowa City Friday morning after examination by Dr. L C Kern and specialist Dr Alcock. He is to undergo bladder relief surgery early this week. Lloyd Sager Rozella Sager Fannie Guiney and Nora Casper visited and found him resting comfortably Celia Driscoll will assist in care.
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Frank Sager
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
L. C. Kern
Alcock
Lloyd Sager
Rozella Sager
Fannie Guiney
Nora Casper
Mail Carriers Hold Picnic in Bremer County
Rural mail carriers and families in Bremer county gathered at Tourist Park Monday evening in honor of retired veterans John Baker of Sumner and John Schnurstein of Tripoli. Music by the Rural Mail Carriers Band directed by Earl Cave and Frank Sturdevant accompanied the event with postmasters and postal workers in attendance.
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Bremer County
John Baker
Sumner
John Schnurstein
Tripoli
Earl Cave
Frank Sturdevant
Lynch couple welcome baby boy at Mercy hospital
Mr and Mrs Lester Lynch are the parents of a baby boy born Saturday morning at Mercy hospital. Mrs Lynch will be remembered as Esther Marie Grawe, daughter of Carl F Grawe. Mr L
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