National Farm Bureau President to Speak at Waterloo
Edward A. O Neal, president of the American Farm Bureau Federation, will address about 800 members at Black's Tea Rooms in Waterloo on Tuesday evening June 6 starting at 8:00. Bremer county tickets are free at the Waverly bureau office. The program will be broadcast on Station WMT and include a 4 H club band, flag dedication, and group singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward A. O'Neal
American Farm Bureau Federation
Farm Bureau
Waterloo
Bremer County
Waverly
Iowa
WMT
Black Hawk County
Alabama Farm Bureau
Alabama Farm Bureau Cotton Association
Poultry Association, Mutual Supply Association
Alabama Farm Bureau Credit Corporation
Alabama
National Wool Marketing Association
National Pecan Marketing Assocition
Tripoli 4‑H Club Boys Plan May 24 Meeting
Tripoli High School hosts a special Tripoli 4-H boys and fathers meeting Wednesday evening May 24 at 7 30. Edward Bennett presides. D D Offringa and Raymond Kuethe discuss 4 H activities and projects including fair baseball kittenball music and livestock clubs. Boys ages 10 to 20 are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tripoli
Tripoli High School
Edward Bennett
D. D. Offringa
Raymond Kuethe
Bremer County
Polk Go-Getters Picnic With Do-R-Best Club
The Polk Go-Getters met at Helen Mason's home on May 20 with eight members present. They invited the Do-R-Best club to a picnic on June 7 in Colburn's woods, discussed making this year's club uniforms, and heard Marion Hester speak on table etiquette and Mrs Norton play Narcissus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk
Helen Mason
Colburn's Woods
Marion Hester
Norton
Bremer County Women Plan Flag Flag Making and Exhibits
Bremer county farm bureau women from across the county will meet Thursday June 1 in Waverly to craft a silk Bremer county farm bureau flag and plan exhibits for the 4 H club fair August 22 23 and 24. Lulu Moser will discuss federation activities. The flag is 36 by 45 inches with the federation emblem, green background, and black lettering, trimmed with yellow fringe and gold tassel. The delegation may take colors to the Waterloo district meeting June 6 and the flag will be officially dedicated at the Plainfield farm bureau picnic June 21 with national secretary M S Winder present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremer County Farm Bureau
Waverly
Lulu Moser
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Farm Bureau
American Farm Bureau Federation
Bremer County
Waterloo
Plainfield
Des Moines
Ottumwa
Annual Bremer Tour Set for June 16 at Iowa State College
Bremer county farmers plan a June 16 tour to Iowa State College with Grant Chapman in charge. Most travelers are first timers and more details will be released soon. The date aligns with the 4-H girls club convention festival on central campus Friday evening at sundown, outfits parents to view the corn festival spectacle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremer County
Iowa State College
Grant Chapman
Polk Township Farm Bureau May Meeting Opens
Leslie G. Moeller of Waverly will be principal speaker at Polk township's May meeting at Mrs. Vina Good's home on Thursday evening May 25. Moeller discusses the world fair opening June 1. D. D. Offrvinga covers 4-H club activities and the August 22 23 24 fair at Bremer county fair grounds. Eugene Dinelli demonstrates spinning wool. Mrs. George J. Bonzer presents home project work. Musical numbers include an instrumental trio and several solo performers. A movie All in the Same Boat and a Felix comedy will be shown. Ladies bring sandwiches and pie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie G. Moeller
Waverly
Prininpal
Polk Township
Eugene Dinelli
George J. Bonzer
Howard Mason
Pepelino Dinelli
Wendell Good
Mildred Jones
Lee Anderson
Ed Anderson
Clark Oberdier
Girls 4-H Convention Plans In Ames Next Month
The sixth annual Bremer county 4-H girls club convention will be at Iowa state college campus on June 14 16 and 16 with about fifteen county club girls and leaders attending. Delegates must be rural girls aged fourteen to sixteen plus, members in good standing. Mildred Mueller is county president. The event includes a 4-H queen contest and a music memory contest, with a festival of the new corn on Friday evening and a county tour to the college on June 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town State College
Bremer County Club
Bremer County
Mildred Mueller
West Lafayette Township
Iowa State College
Swedish girl sails Europe six years to reach Nice
Miss M. Catterblom, a Swedish girl, finished a six year voyage along European waters. She left Stockholm on June 4, 1926, traversed the Baltic, White Sea, North Sea, Atlantic, and several rivers, and arrived at Nice after visiting the Riviera. She plans to travel to North Africa next.
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Europe
M. Catterblom
Nice
France
Stockholm
Baltic
White Sea
North Sea
Atlantic
The
Rivera
North Africa
Washington Two Boys Organize Club in Township
Washington township boys gathered at the farm bureau office on Saturday evening May 20 to organize a 4-H club. County agent outlined 1933 4-H plans with focus on Bremer County fair grounds August 22 23 and 24. Neal Save was named president Raymond Kuethe vice president Kenneth Keller secretary treasurer and Willard Meyer news reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Township
Farm Bureau
Bremer County Fair Grounds
Neal Save
Raymond Kuethe
Kennet Keller
Willard Meyer
Elmer Sauerbrei
Kenneth Keller
Neal Geuther
Neal Cave
Neal Guether
Loren Arns
Forrest Sauerbrei
Robert Miller
Stanley Scully
Worth More Than Gold Pansy Seed Outvalues Gold In Value Per Weight
Nurserymen note pansy seed commands about 40 dollars per ounce and 640 dollars per pound, nearly double gold’s 330.72 dollars for a pound. A pound yields roughly 160,000 plants, making seed so valuable dealers store it in vaults and safes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal Herald
Polk Township Boys Organize 4-H Club Meeting
Polk Township boys met at Charles Gritzner home on May 16 to organize a 4-H club for Bremer County 1933. County agent outlined 4-H activities and fair plans for August 22 to 24 at Bremer fairgrounds. Officers elected were William Gritzner president Ross Nielsen vice president Pepelino Dinelli secretary treasurer Clyde Bonzer reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk Township
Charles Gritzner
Bremer County
Bremer County Fairgrounds
Raymond Kuethe
William Gritaner
Ross Nielsen
Pepelino, Dinelli
Sec.-Treas
Clyde Bonzer
John Roach
Mildred Jones
Gritzner
William and Leland Gritzner
Pepelino Dinelli
Howard
Robert Mason
Wendell Smith
Alfred VanBenschoten
Romaine Briner
Ole Harsttad
Geo. Bonzer
Howard Roach
D. D. Offringa
World's Fair Discussed at Bremer County Meeting
Washington township farm bureau met at E. H. Sauerbrei's home on May 17 to discuss a century of progress exhibit to be held in Chicago from June 1 to November 1. Mr. Moeller presented pictures and comparisons with the 1893 World's Fair. The county agent also covered the 4-H club fair planned for Bremer County fair grounds August 22 to 24. R. V. Leach led an instrumental quartet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie G. Moeller
Waverly
Chicago
Washington Township
Farm Bureau
E. H. Sauerbrei
Moeller
Bremer County Fair Grounds
R. V. Leach
Fragmented chatter over a film program at a local meeting
The readable text notes a movie titled 'te. with Several 4, same boat' and a comedy presented alongside showy elements during a meeting, with parts of the crowd and food service mentioned. Details are incomplete but indicate a cinema at a community gathering.
Tripoli High School Wins Tri-Tournament Title
Tripoli High School closed its 1933 season by winning a tri tournament at Frederickage against West Union. In the first game against Icksburg, two-base hits by Ben Nett Eichmann and Zipse highlighted a strong performance with Mikes pitching five strikeouts. Final score details show Tripoli overcoming West Union 5 to 1 in the second game, with Frese Boeckman Woodson Miller listed as battery.
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Tipoli
Frederickage
West Union
Icksburg
Bennett
Eichmann
Zipse
Mikes
Duecker
Tripoli
Frese
Boeckman
Woodson
Miller
Luminous spectacles enable work in the dark with bulbs
Electric bulbs wired into ordinary spectacles extend vision. Pocket batteries supply the cure rent. Frames power light for surgeons dentists chemists and housekeepers to work in darkness. Amateur photographers may use ruby bulbs instead of dark rooms.
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Leipzig
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Farm Bureau News
D. D. OF
Fringa
National Farm Bureau
O'Neal
Legislative Committee
Washington
Tripoli Club
Norge
Tripoli Hardware Co
B. F. Morf
Tripoli, Iowa
Ames
Washington Two
Tripoli Niemeyer
Po AR Bennett
Bockhaus
Crinklaw
Gerlach
Burg— Farnum
Wittler
Leach
Whitcomb
Brandt
Jones
Blessington
Firestone
Indianapolis
Firestone Oldfield
Firestone Sentinel
Reportio
Wm. Ambrose Auto Company
Ford Sales and Service
Owa
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