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Newspaper

Tripoli Leader

Location

Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1932

Page

6

Hoover to open re election campaign in August

President Hoover will launch his re election bid with an acceptance speech in Constitution hall on August 11, announced by Everett Sanders. The event will be broadcast on two national radio hook ups from 9 to 10 p m. Brown and Mills will advise, with campaign HQ in Chicago.

The Helm News Service Hoover Everett Sanders Republican National Committee Constitution Hall Chicago Sanders Brown Mills

Renew strawberry beds after bearing by plowing or

After the crowns stop bearing the plants should be renewed promptly. The recommended practice is to plow in the old row, level the soil, and firm it lightly to prepare a fresh bed for the next season.

Hoeing Up the Patch to Five or Six Inches Wide

A brief note describes cultivation work narrowing the furrow to five or six inches. The text emphasizes careful hoeing to manage crop rows and soil exposure. No additional context or names are provided.

Corn on the Cob Tips for Canners and Servings Abroad

The article extols preserving corn on the cob for easy serving whether at home or abroad on the Riviera or in Naples. It urges using canned corn on the cob, touts steaming with butter and salt, and pairs it with broiled bacon, sautéed scallops, and fried chicken. It also suggests leftovers become corn fritters with pineapple for breakfast.

Riviera Naples Missouri Illinois

County Seat News Items of Interest

Local items note summer visitors, a Catholic speaker David Goldstein planned for Court House Park, and the Catholic Daughters of America event. Property sales to Richard Cullinane denied by Judge Kepler. various social, hospital, and civic news details across Waverly with absences, illnesses, travel, and local happenings.

Lynch Pocahontas High School David Goldstein Court House Park National Organization of the Catholic Daughters of America Goldstein Theodore H. Dorsey Baltimore Arthur Long Richard Cullinane M. H. Kepler H. C. Nolting First National Bank

Polishing Duralumin With Emery and Oils

A Popular Mechanics note explains polishing Duralumin with an equal mix of fine emery flour and machine oil to a heavy paste. Apply in circular motions, then wipe with a soft cloth soaked in lard oil and let the surface dry.

Popular Mechanics Magazine

Imitations of Rare Chinese Jade and Glass Crafts

Widespread clever imitations of rare Chinese carvings in jade, quartz, and amethyst appear. Wires are wrapped with tinsel, glass leaves mimic precious stones, and glass bears hang on wires, reflecting costly traditional works.

Popular Mechanics Magazine

Community Visitors Gather for Sunday Etiquette and Updates

Luana families and friends visited relatives in various towns including Belgrade and Hampton. Rev Henry Kumpf and families from Luana travelled to meet the Schwein and Plumhof households while others attended events at the Mey and Gerlach homes. Hospital progress notes mention Herman Krueger at Mercy hospital Waverly nearing discharge and Mrs Bergman recovering after surgery at Will Rodemeyer home.

Old Tripoli Social Roundup Notables Visit Friends

Mrs Mary Carstensen assisted her daughter Mrs Geo Heideman with duties Thursday and Friday. Miss Caryl Lindfield and Miss Margaret Kelsey visited at the Will Schumacher home Thursday evening. Mr and Mrs Herman Plagens and son visited the Fred Luebs home Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Floyd Sherk and daughter Florence spent Sunday at the Geo H Heideman home. The Sherk and Heideman families called at the Harry Hein e home near Bremer in the afternoon. Mr and Mrs Andrew Henninger moved into the John Willie house last week Tuesday. Mrs Willie called at the Will Bergman home Sunday. Mr and Mrs Robert Green and family visited the Andrew Henninger home Sunday. Mr and Mrs Roland Gray of Fayette Mrs John Teigmeier and family of Sumner visited at the Wm Schumacher home Sunday. Mr Geo H Heideman son Howard Lavern Schnurstein and George Drewis motored to Waterloo on business and visited the home of Mr and Mrs Herman Hue. Tuesday Mr and Mrs Floyd Sherk and evening at the Andrew Carstensen home. Floyd Sherk Geo Heideman and son Howard called at the Wm Bergman home Sunday noon.

Wilma Woodring Giles Mary Donahue Genevra Williams Helen Oakland Gladys Neubauer Katherine Robertson Martha Thoman Woodring Raymond Miller Waterloo Irv Harden Diamond Bros Mercy Hospital Waverly Fair Grounds Allison Roland Schultz Robert Des Moines Schultz George Walternate Delbert Bellinger Wisconsin W. H. Wehrmacher Chicago Bernard Fosselmann Helen Roe J. C. Penny Company Lorenz Wendt JoAnn Henry Kumpf Harold Luana Chas. Schwein Carl Plumhof Belgrade Minn Conrad Meyer Wm. Grebien Tripoli Will Grebien H. Baum Hans New Hampton C. G. Gerlach Carl Kregal John Borcherding Hampton Arthur Meyer Florence Bierman Margaret Grebien Leona Bunger Rosa Rodemeyer Erna Fasse Margaret Schwem Carl Schwem Gerlach Gus Schwein Louis Bergman Herman Krueger Mary Carstensen Geo. H. Heideman Caryl Lindfield Margaret Kelsey Will Schumacher Herman Plagens and Fred Luebs Floyd Sherk Florence Sherk Heideman Harry Heine Breme Howard Lavern Schnurstein George Drewis Herman Hue Andrew Carstensen Geo. Heideman Wm. Bergman

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