Tripoli Leader urges clean up and national budgeting notes
The Tripoli Leader discusses broader economic concerns with a focus on currency circulation, credit restraint, and the Federal Reserve’s efforts to thaw credit. It urges residents to beautify and repair premises, plant greenery, and keep Tripoli attractive to raise morale. It also reviews 1932 federal spending, road bonds in Bremer County, gasoline tax revenue, and the importance of a reliable rail transportation system for national well being.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Reserve
Federal Reserve System
Federal Reserve Board
Tripoli
Bremer County
Iowa
Iowa Promotes State Tourism With Advertising Push
Editorial praises Iowa's natural beauty and road network and argues for funding to attract visitors. Cites California Colorado Wisconsin tourism budgets and visitor figures, notes potential individual subscriptions to support a statewide campaign, and urges Iowans to back the plan for economic and pride reasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola Tribune
Iowa
Union
Mississippi
United States
California
Colorado
Wisconsin
Highway Commission
Wise policy policy echoes on immigration
A Carroll Herald opinion piece argues restricted immigration saved the nation from mass influx. It claims without limits many would flood in, worsening unemployment and public relief strain, as the United States would resemble a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow for outsiders.
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Carroll Herald
United States
Mileage allowance in Congress draws critique
The Allison Tribune questions the mileage policy granting twenty cents per mile to lawmakers. It notes the 1866 law origin, says senators and representatives collect mileage even without travel, and points to costs of about $175,000 yearly given salaries and clerk hire. Senator Brookhart is highlighted as example living across the river in Maryland.
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Allison Tribune
Congress
Brookhart
Maryland
Washington
D. C
Iowa
Senate
Dan Turner First To Announce Reelection Bid
Dan Turner was the first to announce his candidacy for renomination in the race. Two other candidates have since entered, with Turner not urging them to withdraw or accusing them of being influenced by political enemies or Wall Street. Some candidates say others have the same right to run, though Turner questions a rival from Mary and.
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Hampton Chronicle
Dan Turner
Dan
Wall Street
Turner
Maryand
Massachusetts
New York
Smith
Roosevelt
Missouri farmer goes back 50 years in pioneering nostalgia
Chance Copeland a Missouri farmer near Pickering abandons modern tools and reverts to 1929 era practices to cut costs. He uses a lumber wagon instead of tractors keeps kerosene lamps, handmade boots and rails on fences. He travels to Maryville by buggy and believes more horses could improve prices and reduce costs.
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Spencer News-Herald
Chance Copeland
Pickering
Copeland
Maryville
Favors Frazier Bill to Save Farms Nationwide
The Grundy Register reports support for the Frazier law as a means to save thousands of farms across states. It argues federal legislation is justified to aid those who have invested life savings and to curb the rising farm foreclosures due to deflated income and high interest rates.
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Grundy Register
Frazier
Unwise Leaders: Cedar County Farmers Sentenced
Two Cedar County farmers J W Lenker and Paul Moore were sentenced last week to indeterminate terms not to exceed three years in the Fort Madison penitentiary for obstructing the compulsory cattle tuberculosis test. The case may be appealed to the Iowa Supreme Court.
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Decorah
Cedar County
J. W. Lenker
Paul Moore
Fort Madison
Supreme Court
Lenker
Moore
Massachusetts votes split roils Democratic nominating fight
Republicans express cautious amusement as Alfred E Smith wins Massachusetts but Roosevelt leads Pennsylvania delegations. Observers say the results sharpen the contest for the Democratic nomination while Hoover’s leadership and a nonconstructive Democratic program may boost GOP chances.
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Pennsylvania
Roosevelt
Massachusetts
Smith
New York
Chicago
Hoover
Congress
Hoover administration leadership questioned in Democratic charge
The Democratic critique claims the Hoover administration shows no leadership. It suggests Vice President Curtis faces little real opposition in the vice presidential nomination, indicating a quiet path to the ticket.
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Lieve
Hoover
Curtis
Fifty Ninth Wedding Anniversary Noted
Mr and Mrs Chris Buhr of this city marked their 59th anniversary with a family surprise visit and a noon anniversary dinner. Guests included their son Bert Buhr, daughter-in-law Fred Matthiesen, grandchildren Elmer Buhr Amos Matthiesen Henry Detterding George Buhr, and Mrs Buhr’s sister W H Tegtmeier. Mr Buhr is 84 and Mrs Buhr 75. despite age they live at home and manage daily duties.
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Chris Buhr
Maxfield Township
Bert Buhr
Fred Matthiesen
Elmer Buhr
Amos Matthiesen
Henry Detterding
George Buhr
Readlyn
Celebrate Raymond McKeown Birthday Dinner
Mr and Mrs Raymond McKeown entertained Sunday in honor of his birthday with a 1 o clock dinner and evening visits. Guests included Mr and Mrs Chris Heiligman and family of southeast of town Elmer McKeown and family of Sumner Victor Kelsey and Miss Leona Judison Mr and Mrs G W McKeown Mr and Mrs F D Kimball and family and Mr and Mrs P L Crittenden and son James. The evening featured cards visits and a midnight lunch.
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Raymond McKeown
Chris Heiligman
Town
Elmer McKeown
Sumner
Victor Kelsey
Leona Judison
G. W. McKeown
F. D. Kimbal
P. L. Crittenden
James
Notice of Appointment of Executor in Bremer County Iowa
On April 11 1932 the district court of Bremer county Iowa appointed Henry W Krueger executor of Minnie Krueger deceased late of the county. All persons owing the estate must pay the executor and those with claims must present them legally authenticated to the court for allowance. Dated April 26 1932.
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District Court
Bremer County
Iowa
Minnie Krueger
Tripoli Markets Egg Prices and Livestock Rates
Market notes from Tripoli list varied egg categories with light and heavy hens roosters leghorn roosters and geese ducks, plus hogs sows veal calves priced at six cents six and one eighth? per unit. This fragment records multiple livestock and egg categories without complete figures.
Classifieds Sell Signal For Local Poultry And Livestock
Local ads list baby chicks Holstein stock and assorted plants for sale with prices. Offers include 300 white leghorn chicks at 5.50 per hundred from Mrs J C Koch Tripoli and purebred Holstein stock from Harry Schmidt also in Tripoli Iowa. Also plant listings from Nurseryman Schmidt in Waverly and a garage of used cars from Beisner Motor Co Tripoli with multiple models and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Koch
Tripoli
Harry Schmidt
Iowa
Beisner Motor Company
Graham and Willys
Legion Conference at Sumner May 12
Local Legionnaires and Auxiliary members anticipate the spring third district conference in Sumner on Thursday May 12. Principal attractions include State Commander Robert Colfesh and State President Mrs Eva Prichard with separate Legion and Auxiliary sessions starting at 2 PM and a banquet at 6 30 followed by a dance.
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Sumner
Robert Colfesh
Frank Miles
The
Iowa Legionaire
R. E E. Laird
Eva Prichard
Legion
Auxiliary
Hoth Files for County Treasurer in Democratic Ticket
Waverly resident W C Hoth, a salesman for Arbuckle Bros. coffee importers for fourteen years, announces candidacy for county treasurer on the Democratic ticket. He has lived in Waverly since 1917.
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W. C. Hoth
Waverly
Hoth
Arbuckle Bros
Readlyn defeats Fairbank in 24 to 4 rout
Readlyn topped Fairbank 24 to 4 in Readlyn on Sunday. Fairbank pitchers Finch and Lehmkuhl allowed many hits and runs while Readlyn pitchers Diekman and Yung held steady as the offense exploded for a decisive win.
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Readlyn
Fairbank
Finch
Lehmkuhl
Betts
Diekman
Yung
Readlyn offense tops Fairbank in tight matchup
Diekman and Joder spearheaded Readlyn’s attack as catcher 1 starred defensively. Ferring, newly acquired for Readlyn, cashed in with solid hits while Lehmkuhl led Fairbank’s batting. Blut and Pooch shared bumps and blows in a balanced game.
Opera House Assn Elects Directors At Annual Meet
The Tripoli Opera House association held its annual meeting this afternoon with all directors re-elected: Jr. C Moeller R. W. Rettig J. Keough H. H. Nevermannap Wm. Ambrose. Officers to be chosen later. meeting not well attended.
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Tripoli Opera House Association
Jr. C Moeller
R. W. Rettig
J. » Keough
H. H. Nevermannap
Wm. Ambrose
Trege Urer
Auxiliary to Meet at Legion Hall for May Meeting
The American Legion Auxiliary will meet at the Legion hall on the evening of May 10. Plans will be made for the sale of memorial poppies and the Memorial Day exercises. All members are urged to be present to assist, followed by a social hour and refreshments.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Symphony Mix Up Ends With Cello Charm
A curious tale notes a musician named Dingle who shifted from a bull fiddle to a cello after his doctor warned of overwork. The change sparks wonder about how effort and health shape artistic choices.
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Bingle
Dingle
Political Announcements for County Offices in Bremer Iowa
Harold W Traeger seeks county auditor on the Republican ticket in Bremer County Iowa with support urged for the June primaries. Albert Ostrogge runs for sheriff in Bremer County on the Democratic ticket with June 6, 1932 primary date noted. W C Hoth announces candidacy for county treasurer on the Democratic ticket with June primaries.
Ramsey and Bills Seek County and State Seats in 1932 Primaries
A 1932 political notice announces 40 N M Ramsey of Clarksville running for state senator in the 39th district comprising Bremer and Butler counties, subject to Republican voters in the June primary. It also notes Chas Bills of Waverly as a candidate for Bremer County treasurer, subject to Democratic voters in the June 6 primary, with request for support.
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Bremer
Butler
M. Ramsey
Clarksville
Iowa
County Recorder Nomination Appeal in Iowa Primary
ED F. SCHOEPHOESTER of Waverly Iowa seeks the Democratic nomination for County Recorder subject to voter good will at the June primaries. Support urged from interested residents and party members.
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ED F. Schoephoester
Waverly
Iowa
Griese Seeks Democratic Nomination for Second District Supervisor
John Griese announces his candidacy for supervisor of the second district on the Democratic ticket. He asks voters for support, noting his readiness and aims for district service subject to party approval.
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John Griese
Stine and Koch announce 1932 primary candidacies in Iowa
H. W. Stine of Clarksville announces candidacy for state senate in the 89th district Bremer and Butler counties with June 1932 Republican primary. William Koch seeks nomination for state representative from Bremer county in the 72nd district under Democratic primary on June 6, 1932.
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Bremer
Butler
H. W. Stine
Clarksville
Iowa
Bremer County Candidates Seek June Primaries
A notice from H. J. Stumme runs as a candidate for Auditor of Bremer county Iowa urging Democratic voters to support him in the June primaries. The State Senator candidate R B Eckles seeks Republican voters in the 89th district comprising Butler and Bremer counties, with a primary on June 6 in Aplington Iowa.
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Butler
Bremer
R. B. Eckles
County Clerk Candidate Seeks Democratic Support in June 1932
J. H. Schwake of Waverly Iowa announces candidacy for county clerk of the district court subject to the Democratic voters approval at the June primaries in 1932.
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District Court
J. H. Schwake
Waverly
Iowa
Meyers Candidacy for County Recorder Nomination
William A. Meyer named as Republican candidate for county recorder in the upcoming election. Details note party affiliation and seek support from voters in the county. Campaign emphasis on experience and public service as key qualifications.
Schwem Seeks Republican Supervisor Nomination in 2nd District
In the second district race, C. G. Schwem enters the Republican contest for supervisor. The candidate files on the party slate and campaigns on local development and fiscal responsibility. The race emphasizes district concerns and party alignment ahead of the primary.
Bremer County Sheriff Election Mentioned for June 6 1982
A fragment notes Bremer County Iowa sheriff race with a call to action or notice dated June 6 1982 mentioning Frank Sager. The readable text centers on the upcoming election and the named official involved.
Fred Rewoldt Jr for Bremer County Attorney Nomination
Democratic candidate Fred Rewoldt Jr announces his bid for the Bremer County Attorney on the Democratic ticket subject to primary voters June 6. He seeks support from party members and outlines his intention to uphold legal duties if elected.
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Bremer County
Fred Rewoldt, Jr
Clerk of District Court Nomination Pending June Primaries
A notice states D. H. Murphy seeks the clerk of district court position, subject to voters approval at the June primaries, with designation (1511) and authority of district officials.
Hicks Seeks Bremer County Treasurer Nomination
Candidate for treasurer of Bremer county Iowa subject to the approval of the republican voters at the June primary election. Your 1511 Harry T Hicks.
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Bremer County
Iowa
Harry T. Hicks
Herman Richmann Seeks Democratic Primary Clerk Nomination
A candidate seeks the Democratic voters approval at the June primaries for the nomination to be clerk of the district court in Bremer County. The text notes candidate Herman Richmann as the hopeful.
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Bremer County
Herman Richmann
Bremer County Attorney Nominee Named in Primary Declared
For the office of County Attorney of Bremer county subject to the declaration of the Democratic voters at the primary election on June 6 1932 Harry H Hagemann.
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Bremer County
Harry H. Hagemann
Candidate for County Recorder Seeks Democratic Support
A candidate announces intent for the county recorder race on the Democratic ticket subject to voters at the June primaries. The statement asks for support from constituents and mentions GEO MOULDS.
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Navy Department
War Department
Veterans’ Administration
Iowa Press
Missouri
Favors Frazier Bill
Washington News
Fred Holmes
Alfred E. Smith
Bay State
Henry W. Krueger
Rons Ee
T. B
Test Association
G. A. Ludwig
Fredericksburg
Parcel Post
Concord
Moore's
Schmidt
Opera House Assn
Harold W. Traeger
Towa
Albert Ostrogge
Waverly, Iowa
Democratic Party
WM. Koch
H. J. Stumme
Aplington, Iowa
WM. A. Meyer
C. G. Schwem
Frank Sager
D. H. Murphy
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