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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1932
Page
7
Shad hides from trouble in Amity Dam while visiting the offbeat craftsman Bumpy Brown. A day of fun, a parrot, and tall tales unfold as Shad faces new affection, a vanished ring mystery, and looming decisions about love and schooling.
In Chapter IV Shad grows, maps a future in books and style, while Bumpy Brown enchants village visitors with tales and meals. Shad builds confidence, writes to Ruth Blake, and receives support from Mr. Converse as he buys fine clothes and pursues a romantic visit, including canoe trips with Ruth.
Questions ask where to locate biblical references and provide answers. A weekly quiz by Rev. E. F. Byers lists questions such as The Lord’s Prayer, Paul’s prayer, Paul’s conversion, the Ten Commandments, the Golden Rule, the Beatitudes, Christ’s last commandment, Obed, Eli’s death, and Naboth’s plot, followed by week’s answers and scripture citations. The Congregational church advertises a welcoming church.
J B Baker transfers to Lydia L Kenyon and others for 300 dollars in section 4 92 14 Hulda Zander to Mina Pries for 1 dollar in sections 13 14 23 92 13 29 03 12 and 21 91 13 Ida Schellhorn to Mina Pries for 1 dollar land same as above KE Stevenson to H F Reichmann for 6400 dollars in section 22 03 11 Sophia Wilharm to August Arns for 9000 dollars in various parts of section 36 92 14 John H C Weidemann to William Meyer for portions of section 35 92 13 John M Deardorf to L E Gallup for 1 dollar part of NW114 in section 30 92 13 Glen Ingham administrator to Mrs Cecile Anhalt for 6500 dollars in section 33 92 14 R R Henry A Barker to Anna D Koerth for 1 dollar NE SW in section 3 93 12 L E Gallup to Carl Lampe for 1 dollar part of NWfr in section 30 92 13
An aphoristic note asserts all valued things carry a price and success demands great compensation. It states the cost is high but must be paid, and success never offers cut rates, per a Grit quotation.
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