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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1932
Page
6
Township nominating contests broaden in 1932 with county tally showing votes by parish. Names listed for offices. delegates chosen if one vote, with per township quotas from one to five. To appear on fall ballot a candidate must have at least five votes and exceed five percent of the party’s governor vote in the precinct.
The document lists 1933 1934 party roles for Republicans and Democrats. Republican names include Justice of the Peace E Buhr constable A A Buhr trustees Will Schnadt clerk B H Schnadt assessor F E Koch Theo Kasemeier and delegates Theo Kasemeier H L Steege H C Buhr Will Schnadt. Democrat names include Justice of the Peace Leo Staack H W Specht constable E Volker trustee 1933 H Sell Henry Kasemeier 1934 77 clerk W H Ganske William Seehase party committeeman Chas Krueger Mrs W H Ganske delegates Henry Kasemeier H Sell H Seehase Chas Krueger.
A dense roll of names and ages outlines Republican and Democrat candidates for local offices and county positions. Trustees, assessors, and county central committee members are named with ages, along with delegates to the county convention, including W A Biermann Henry Korte and Erwin Bergmann among others.
Franklin Republican and Democrat ticket items list justice of the peace candidates constables trustees clerks and party officials with ages and roles including delegates to the county convention and party committeemen. Names include J Rommel Roy Neil Helmuth Westen dorf Aug Leistikow Fred Piehl Elmer Tiedt H C Leistikow Alvin Nuss H G Bockholt Elizabeth Koch and others.
The Frederika Republican slate lists justice of peace E H Rohde and E E Henry, trustees for 1934 and 1933, assessors B B Bennett and C E Carroll, clerk Chas Richmond, and party officials including W H Segebarth and J ODay among others. Democrat entries name E H Rohde, E E Henry, Ray Rourke, and W H Segebarth with multiple 1s.
The document lists Republican and Democrat candidates for local offices including justice of the peace constable trustee assessor and delegates to the county convention. It records names such as A C Chapin F W Hale Lee C Pea cock Nels Debel Peter Goodenbour J P Snelling and H C Moeller Alice Krueger Fred Sommer and multiple precinct delegates with vote totals or marks indicating slate positions.
Republican officials and delegates listed with counts: trustee J H Hennings 8 William George 8 Fred Mohr 1 clerk R W Kendall 6 assessor Roger Jennings 43 party committeeman John Simons 79 Nellie McCaffree 97 delegate Vera Wild 15 Edna Bennett 15 Harvey Dix 14. Democrat: party committeeman Frank Clay Mrs Chas Koepke 1 and delegate Erwin Ducker 1.
The text lists names of candidates and positions for a county convention and party roles including Democrat officials such as Justice of the Peace Chris Nolting B Bruns J Becker and trustee incumbents with year 1933 1934, plus clerks assessors and party committeemen with various vote counts and names.
The list names Lafayette Carl Eggleston and Alfred Moeller each as constable with others including Vern Schild Harold Moeller and EF A Moeller as trustees. It records Louis Meyers Frank Giesler Alva Baker and Louis Boever in roles from assessor to clerk, plus Otto Walther and Earl Vosseller as party committeemen and delegates to the county convention. Maude Chambers is listed as Democrat Justice of peace and W Beach Claude Briden are noted with one vote each.
Fred Montgomery and Fred Schild named as trustees along with Alvin Anhalt and Chas Anhalt. F C Peters and Ed Albright serve as clerks and assessors, with numbered terms 2 4 2 indicating tenure or designation.
The Leroy Republican lists Clyde McConkey a 22 year old clerk Fay 19 and party committeeman Fay 19 as trustee positions. Democrat ticket shows James Eve land age 34 as assessor.
Republican and Democrat ballots show multiple positions including justice of the peace constable trustee clerk assessor and party committee members with varied vote totals and delegate nominees to the county convention. Names include Pepmueller Warneke Bruns Vanderwalker Judas Matthias Bruns Meyer Kehe and others.
A scanned historical ballot roster lists Republican and Democrat trustees and aides for 1933 and 1934. Names include Geo Johnston 71 trustee 1933, Albert Brinkman 35, Legrand Holmes 99 assessor, Arlis Smith 75 clerk, H L Roach 50 committeeman, Vina Good 50 committeewoman. Democrat: Wm Jackson 25 assessor. constables F R Kerr 151 and W F Wood 87. J P Murphy 133 and Tom DeLahery 17 as contenders. plus county delegates, and numerous others with ages and roles such as treasurer and clerk.
The Warren Republican slate lists justice of the peace Ed Leitha and F A Bortz as trustees with one vote each, and Harold Turner and Harvey Arns also as trustees. Other roles include Geo Wilkens as assessor, Irving Arns and R W Kohagen as trustees, and Wm Wendt with Liseta Schroedermeier as local party committee members. Democratic entries show a trustee for 1934 and clerk Theo Krueger and Gustav Bockholz as a clerk, with Gus tav Bockholz listed at 118 and Theo Krueger at 115.
Washington Republican page lists Trustee John Wohlsein 1 assessor H R Bye 62 party committeeman Frank Arns 57 Elda Bergman 46 Democrat Trustee James Scul- with party lines and local party roles noted.
The fragment lists individuals with roles and counts, including W. W. Orth, Mike Rosel, Carl Kuethe, Er nest Lampe, Rudy Brandenburg, assessor F. H. Meyer, Lloyd Knapp as delegate, party committeeman F. H. Meyer, Mary Meyer, and Richard Hoppenworth, indicating a local party organization roster with numbered entries.
Republican and Democrat party lines list constables judges of peace and party committeemen with ages. Names include W. H. Cook 35 Fred Hennings 45 Nettie Schiefelbein 41 J. M. Taylor E. A. Schiefelbein Wm. Watson J. Y. Hazlett M. M. Kingsley and others. Democrats name Ed Leech Floyd Smith J. W. Zoller C. F. Ducker with several delegates to county convention.
Republican ticket lists names and votes for justice of peace constable party committeeman and delegates to county convention for M. M. Kingsley E. A. Schiefelbein J. Y. Hazlett W. H. Cook L. J. Hertlein Vida Hartman Leta Shanewise Frank Thor en Leslie G. Moeller Floyd Smith Carl Hartman Leonard Racker. Democrat slate shows Floyd Smith Ed Leach Bill Hattendorf Wm. Koch Mrs. F. Studier A. Grossmann Mrs. Fred Hagemann and delegates Vernon Hagemann H. L. Leslie F. W. Studier Wm. Koch F. W. Smith E. H. Kohlmann Carl Hagemann Lawrence Nissen O. R. Ernst C. W. Taylor.
A fragment lists election delegates and counts for a Democrat ticket. Names include M Kingsley J Y Hazlett E A Schiefelbein W H Cook John Rollins Chas Babcock W W Saylor Mattie Lynes Norman Grassfield Anna Holt Ed Leach H L Leslie A Grossmann with various vote totals or roles mentioned.
A list of individuals including Y Hazlett, M Kingsley, E A Schiefelbein, W H Cook, Raymond Downing, Leonard Racker, G O VanDerveer and others is shown as delegates and party committeemen for the county convention, with ages ranges noted and several entries listing each 1 or 4 or 10. The fragmentary item implies a local political nomination slate.
A list of individuals including M. Kingsley 71 J Y Hazlett 31 E A Schiefelbein 39 and W H Cook 80 appears with roles such as constable party committeeman and names like Laura Reeves Nat Ellis Aug Engelbrecht Ed Mooney and others noted as party committeeman or related positions, reflecting a municipal or local election slate.
Dr. W. J. Humphreys of the United States Weather Bureau explains that every lightning flash adds fertilizer to the earth. Ozone, ammonia, and nitrogen oxides form in the thunderbolt discharge and, when mixed with atmospheric water, produce soluble nitrates and nitrites that feed plants. About 770 million tons of nitrogen fertilizer enter soil annually, averaging 12 pounds per acre, suggesting lightning-rich regions may be more fertile.
An observant friend remarks that a crossword puzzle is better left as a puzzle. Mr Meekton agrees stating the crossword is interesting as is and should not be reduced to home conversation.
The 8000 World War I veterans marched through Washington D C in ragged uniforms seeking the pending bonus. The parade drew about 100000 spectators with George Timan leading a contingent including James E Rogers a Medal of Honor recipient. Federal finance measures were debated in Congress as the Wagner plan moved forward with loans and a public works program while tax and budget matters unsettled the economy.
Rival factions in the party clash over who should chair the Chicago convention with Smith and Raske being backed for Jouett Shouse and Roosevelt supporters urging Senator Thomas J. Walsh of Montana. With Dawes resigning from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation rumors place Coolidge or Silas H. Strawn in line, though Strawn just left the Chamber of Commerce. Dr. Charles Gray Shaw calls for self reflection echoing an ancient commandment to eschew blame and turn inward.
Mr and Mrs Fred Rodemeyer and daughter Rosa, along with many neighbors, visited in Waterloo Tuesday. Numerous calls and gatherings occurred at homes of Meyer, Schwem, Gerlach, Quade, Ladage, and related families across the weekend and Sunday afternoon in Waterloo area society rosters.
Sunday afternoon Will Grebien hosts as Mr and Mrs Henry Rucker and Rev and Mrs G G Gerlach with daughter Helene visit in the evening. Drape family reunion at Emil Bierman home Sunday. Marina Kammeyey assists at Frey Rewoldt Sr home. Ernest Quade with daughter Mildred and son Vernon visit with Hedwig Helene Gerlach and Geneva at the Grebien home Monday.
The creature is linked to the pila monster and eats from creosote bushes, feeding on leaves shoots and buds. It adapts to captivity but does not live long there. Excess food without exercise may be fatal. Some Indian tribes consider it a delicacy.
Charcoal is produced by smothered combustion of wood. The wood is heated with limited air to burn partially, removing tarry and volatile matter.
A turnip about the size of four watermelons, grown on a northern Virginia farm, was brought to Richmond and displayed. The vegetable measured nine and a half inches in length.
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