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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1952
Page
7
An Iowa State extension guide describes gathering winter bouquet elements from yard and woods. It lists natural materials such as sumac and blue spruce, plus colorful blooms, then outlines basic design patterns like L shape crescent half circle Hogarth circle and vertical, oval and triangle shapes.
Dr B Dunkerberg 64 died of heart disease after luncheon at his Sumner home. Erwin Wolf lost index finger in corn shedder. Mrs Robert Schmudiach died in Frederika. E H Martin home fire caused extensive damage. Adolph Hoppenworth 82 died of heart attack after influenza. Mrs E E Henry of Frederika died. Navy aviation cadet exam for Howard Heideman. Raymond Sievers enlisted. Class of 23 completed home nursing course. Installation for Rev Mark Steege at Readlyn St Pauls. Butler Bremer Mutual Telephone expands with new cable and service in six months. Herbert Kaiser bruised leg after 18 ft fall from ladder. Lorna Sommerfelt and Alfred Harmening wed at Crane Creek. John Heine dislocated wrist while playing football. Irl Haynes bruised face from broken chain on corn picker. Damages to stove pipe in Lester Kalkbrenner home. Albert Kruse died at Allen Memorial Waterloo. Eldon Hoppenworth earns Holstin Friesian junior membership.
An amnesia victim identified as Jack McElligot of Lake City Minnesota was found wandering into a hospital in Independence. He told doctors he could not recall his identity or events leading to his condition and appeared to have been slugged. He recalled the name Lake City and located his brother there.
Notice says a will filed in Bremer County District Court Iowa is to be probated on November 24, 1952 at 10 a.m. in Waverly with Clerk Mary E. Cretzmeyer and Deputy Florence Stephenson. The item ends with unrelated horticultural and safety advice about corn pickers and bouquet arrangements.
An advocate argues electronic advances will curb inflation by raising dollar value and boosting efficiency across industry. He cites electronic computers, microscopes, cameras, and mass spectrometers as transforming medicine, food safety, inventory control, and printing. He notes transistor tech and automatic systems cut costs and labor, with potential future home and health uses.
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