Boats Celebrate Show Boat History In Radio Tribute
Augustus B. French founder of the show boat line dies thirty years ago this month. A nationwide Mobiloil Concert Hour tribute on WEAF NBC stations May 27 at 8 30 P M E D T recalls the floating palaces of Mississippi river entertainment. The New Sensation is scrapped but Cotton Blossom endures with songs from the Kern Ziegfeld show performed by Gladys Rice and the Mobiloil Chorus under Nathaniel Shilkret with Henry M Neely announcing.
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Augustus B. French
Mobiloil
WEAF
E. D
Mississippi
Calliope
Edna Ferber
Jerome Kern
Gladys Rice
Nathaniel Shilkret
Henry M. Neely
Local Social Roundup in Melrose Park and Surroundings
Melrose Park residents report weekend and weekday visits across families and friends. Numerous trips to Waverly and Tripoli noted with车 visits to Schwein, Bergman, Behrends, and several Lohmann households. Car ownership updates include DeSoto and Chevrolet Six transfers.
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Henry Kuecker
Melrose Park
Fred Bierman
Ernest Bergman
Lorenz Brase
Gustav Schwein
Margaret Ross
Oelwein
Selma Bergman
Carl Matthiesen
Carl Schwarze
Randolph
Waverly
William Kammeyer
Wm. Winzenburg
Herman Tegtmeier
Will Grebien
Margaret
Geneva
John Bahlman
Ernest Kammeyer
Gustav Schwem
Carl Schwem
Will Behrens
DeSoto
Henry Drape
Florence
Chas. Ladage
Carl Mardorf
Louis
Wm. Oehlschlager
Birthday gatherings and local visits in Tripoli area
Community members from around Tripoli joined Mrs Edwin Bany to celebrate her birthday on May 21 with a luncheon. Others from the area attended funerals, visits, and birthday parties including the Henning, Lohman, Bany, and Holm families, plus local shop and home visits and birthday celebrations for Walter Lohmann in Bremer.
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Here
Edwin Bany
Tripoli
Ernest Quade
Leslie Vogt
Herman Lohman
Will Bany
Louie Bany
Ervin Henning
Henry Hening
Oelwein
H. C. Ladage
Fred Lohman
Emil Redies
Henry Henning
Herman Banser
Art Holm
Gelence
Art
Margaret Holm
Walter Lohmann
Bremer
Will Lohmann
Lucile
Fred Loh
Old Tripoli social notes and gatherings
Entries recount visits and events around Old Tripoli including Mattie Drewis assisting Mrs. Geo H Heideman on Wednesday and Thursday. The Jahnkes attended a school picnic at Frederika. Heide mans hosted a dinner in Waverly for Dorothy Heine on her confirmation day. Carstensen and Heine callers visited the Jahnke home. Helen Tucker from Frederika visited her sister and brother in law.
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Mattie Drewis
Geo. H. Heideman
Herbert Jahnke
Frederika
George H. Heideman
Son Howard
Harry Heine
Waverly
Dorothy Heine
Will Carstensen
Art Heine
Will Jahnke
Helen Tucker
Henry Heideman
George Heideman
Street safe play warning for children
A cautionary note explains how many child injuries occur when kids coast from driveways into streets. It emphasizes that children focus on play while motorists are less alert between intersections, making sudden street entry dangerous and preventable through education and care.
Our Debt to Science Behind All Present-Day Economic Difficulties
A Collier's Weekly reflection argues that modern economic troubles stem from stalled science and that civilization was built in laboratories, with the future shaped by ongoing research and innovation.
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Collier’s Weekly
Auto racers file into Indianapolis 500 field
The field for the 500 mile international sweepstakes at Indianapolis Motor Speedway on May 30 has grown to more than seventy entrants.
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Indianapolis
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Legal Transfers in Bremer County Week Ending May 23 1931
Transfers recorded include O H Bunger to H H Bunger for 1 dollar lot 2 block 71 Garland Matthiessen Tripoli O H Platte to W J Hesse 1 dollar NE quarter section 18 91 12 with exception northern strip Frank Sager sheriff to First Union Trust Savings Bank 14 dollars 343 78 EM of NE quarter 4 and part of NW quarter lying north of railroad in section 1 91 12 Louise A Barkhousesn to Oscar C Smith 1 dollar W 4.26 acres southwest quadrant NW quarter NE section 20 93 14
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Bremer County
O. H. Bunger
H. H. Bunger
Garland & Matthiesen
Tripoli
H. A. Platte
W. J. Hesee
Frank Sager
First Union Trust & Savings Bank
R. R
Louise A. Barkhousen
Oscar C. Smith
Bug Rest Houses Funded by Indian Banker
Time Magazine notes that Seth Buddimal of Sihora Central India bequeathed 100000 dollars to build three bug rest houses where weary travelers may sleep and earn a small stipend as long as they lie still and kill no bugs. Attendants eject sleepers who harm a bug, even accidentally. Similar houses exist across India maintained by devout locals who view every insect as a reincarnated soul.
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Seth Buddimal
Sihora
Central
India
Time Magazine
Royal Barge Preserved at National Maritime Museum
The English royal barge built in 1689 for King William III is placed in Greenwich’s National Maritime Museum. It has been used by nearly every English sovereign and last sailed in the Thames pageant of 1918.
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National Maritime Museum
Greenwich
William III
England
Thames
Roentgen Discovers X Rays in 1896
German physicist Wilhelm Konrad Roentgen, born in Lennep Prussia in 1845, discovered the X rays while a professor at Wurzburg. X rays are rapid ether vibrations that render all substances at least partly transparent, produced when cathode rays from a high tension tube strike a metal target.
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Wilhelm Konrad Roentgen
Lennep
Prussia
Wurzburg
Pastor in Webb City collapses dead after amen
Rev. John H. Clarke seventy one years old and longtime Oklahoma minister delivered the closing amen to the Lord's Prayer and then fell dead in the pulpit of the Methodist church in Webb City Oklahoma parishioners witnessed the sudden collapse shortly after he led the congregation in prayer
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Webb City
Okla
John H. Clarke
Oklahoma
Hale Manufacturing Company Incorporation Notice
Notice of incorporation under Chapter 384 Title 19 Iowa 1927 Code for Hale Manufacturing Company located in Tripoli Iowa. Business includes brooder houses sanitary brood er floors chicken houses hovers poultry goods remedies and supplies. establish manufactories agencies for manufacture purchase sale exchange delivery distribution. license patents for related devices. acquire lands buildings for erection and operations. own hold mortgage sell dispose of assets. to borrow money and mortgage as needed.
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State of
Iowa
Hale Manufacuring Company
Tripoli
Special Election Public Notice in Tripoli Iowa 1931
The Independent School District of Tripoli Bremer County Iowa will hold a special election on June 2 1931 within the district at the Town Hall Tripoli Polls open at noon and close at 7 pm Voters will decide the following proposition at the election.
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Tripoli
Bremer
Iowa
Independent School District
State of
Tripoli Incorporation Aims At Manufacturing Venture
The document outlines a proposed Iowa corporation to engage in manufacturing and sale of products, with powers to own property, enter contracts, and manage finances. It begins May 7, 1931 and ends May 7, 1951 unless dissolved by stockholders. Authorized capital is 5000 dollars split into 100 shares of 50 dollars each, fully paid and non-assessable. Initial directors are J. A. Hale, E. C. Claus, Paul Schober, Lee O. Peacock, and L. H. Fink of Tripoli, serving until 1932 annual meeting.
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Executive Council
State of
Iowa
J. A. Hale
E. C. Claus
Paul Schober
Lee O. Peacock
L. H. Fink
Tripoli
Iowa Officers Named for First Year of Local Corporation
Iowa article identifies J. A. Hale geo Lee 0 Peacock and L. H. Fink as officers of Tripoli based corporation for the first year and until the 1938 annual meeting. It grants authority to incur indebtedness up to two thirds of issued capital stock and states stockholders’ private property remains exempt from corporate debts. Each officer serves one year or until successors are elected and qualified. every director must be a stockholder.
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Iowa
J. A. Hale
Geo Lee
Peacock
L. H. Fink
Tripoli
Hale Manufacturing Company Names Signatory Notice
In witness whereof nine have hereunto set our names this 12th day of May, 1931. Hale Manufacturing Company By J A Hale resident L H Fink Secretary.
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Hale Manufacturing Company
J. A. Hale
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Harry Lindenburg
Henry Lohmann
August Fredericks
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Christ Stehn
Will Hildebrandt
Will Notdorf
Ernest Struck
Fred Lohmann
Esther Lohmann
Nadean Fredericks
Eddie Lange
Christ Zander
Ervin Hoppenworth
Gottlieb Wolf
Carl Schwartz
Old Tripoli
Tripoli High School
Seball
Oran
Ripoli Searei von Boeckmann
Ait Duecker
Niemeyer
Cen
Bennett
Eichmann
Schmidt
Tripoli, Iowa
M. W. Bennett
Board of Directors
Fergeman & Selek
City Laundering Co
Oclwein
Bayer
Lars