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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1933
Page
7
Bremer County Iowa presents the 1932 financial report noting pensions allowed by order of the District Court judge for the care of dependent children. The document records amounts and disbursements under county welfare and guardianship provisions.
The annual report from M. S. Chapman, County Engineer, itemizes expenditures for the Poor Fund totaling 13 647.41 dollars. The document outlines financial activity, with Chapman as the reporting official.
Outdoor by H J Metcali outlines state fish and game commission matters. The column discusses wildlife topics, regulations, and conservation issues facing readers during the period.
Deputy wardens report food and cover plantings across game management areas to support pheasants and quail. Farmers are urged to leave standing crops near winter cover and sow soybeans or buckwheat after final corn cultivation, with a department booklet available by sending a card to Des Moines.
Thousands of small pools left by unusual high water trap fish across the state. Residents near streams are urged to report trapped fish to deputies or the Fish and Game Office in Des Moines. Sportsmen groups and individuals are asked to assist in returning fish to streams to speed up the rescue.
High water in the past two weeks damaged trout streams across Iowa with muddy runs at opening. Some streams are clearing and fishing is expected to improve soon. Deflectors and cover washed away reduce depth, demanding more effort from anglers to find trout. The Fish and Game Department will assist stream improvement efforts. groups should contact the deputy warden or Des Moines for guidance.
The Milford Mail notes early anglers report strong bullhead catches in Gar Lake by Herman Luchter of Milford. Iowa lakes and streams show good bullhead and sucker fishing with a statewide legal fishing license required. The daily bullhead limit is twenty five.
Mrs J E Stewart of Des Moines a leading Iowa ornithologist reports numerous Golden Plover sightings this spring with a record 56 notes from early trips. The Golden Plover is rare in Iowa and the report pleases bird life enthusiasts across the state.
A May 9 1923 notice recalls William Bergman and wife surprised at their 20th wedding anniversary with relatives gathered at their home. Frank Kerr to work in Fred Warnke’s barber shop. Meda Schwein returns from Milwaukee to visit her father C G Schwem. Martha Leckington and Linda Weihe head to Burlington for American Legion Auxiliary meeting. Mary Dick travels to West Bend Iowa to visit son E H Dick as his family plans Oklahoma move.
Five years ago on May 2 1928 Walter Sommer and William Ladage were cut and bruised when Sommer's Ford touring car left the road near Bre mer and rolled over twice. Market prices then include eggs 24c heavy hens 18c light hens 15c old cocks 12c and ducks.
The market shows 1be geese 12c turkeys 25c sows 8.00 good hogs 9.50 veal calves 7.00 to 10.00. Mr and Mrs John C Fink left Friday for Minneapolis to visit their son Henry and family. Mr and Mrs Fred Warnke and Norma traveled to Waverly for the wedding of Bertha Hamblin to Kenneth Stufflebeam.
In Bremer County Iowa the Clerk of the District Court announces a will purportedly of Henry Schlichting deceased has been filed. A probate hearing is set for May 29 1933 at 10:00 AM at the Bremer County Court House in Waverly and all interested persons may appear to show cause why the will should not be admitted to probate.
The English Throckmorton family still owns land in Throck Morton Worcestershire and at Coughton Warwickshire. They likely held the Worcestershire land in 1066 and have maintained lineal descent at Coughton since 1086, with male-line continuity since 1405. Part of the present house at Coughton predates 1405.
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