Sumner News Chronicle Incubator Work Captures Local Interest
L O Nagel of Kansas City finished installing two incubators in Wescott and Winks Hatcheries with total capacity 130000 eggs and 19000 chicks hatched weekly. Local social notes cover research at Upper Iowa University Parents Day, a Bremer County Fish and Game Protective Society formation, and community visits across Sumner and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. O. Nagel
Kansas City
Smith Incubator Co
Cleveland
Ohio
Wescott & Winks
G. W.turner
Dubuque
Manchester
Rheumatic Pain Relief With Lemon Juice Recipe
A dubious advertisement touts a so called REV PRESCRIPTION mixed with water and lemon juice promising relief from rheumatic pain and neuritis within 48 hours. It guarantees money back from druggists and claims low daily cost.
Why Children Need a Liquid Laxative
Medical advice endorses using Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin for children to relieve constipation safely. Begin with a suitable dose, then gradually reduce until natural bowel movements occur without aid, avoiding harsh cathartics and repeated strong dosing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwell
Community Gatherings and Weddings Across Local Homes
Art esian families including Mr and Mrs E H Homan and others spent Sunday evening at the I F Moeller home. Relatives joined Aug Drewes for a birthday observance. Miss Clara Kallenbach visited Erna A. Several attended Vi ola Deterding and Ernest Buhr wedding in Readlyn. Mrs John Huch and Andrew Huch attended a 25th wedding anniversary in Storm Lake. Mrs F F Moeller and Erhard helped shred at Paul Schaefer home and attended Henry Deterding funeral in Tripoli. Fred Schultz and son joined Wm Platte for Sunday dinner in Waverly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Homan
Arnold Homan
Berdine
Wm. Beisner
Leo
Wm. Kallenbach
William
I’. F. Moeller
Aug. Drewes
Drewes
BE. A.mueller
Gerhard and
Delores
Winona
Erhard
Paul Schaefer
Henry Deterding
Tripoli
Fred Schultz
Wm. Platte
Waverly
Does Reggy Longlegs Recite Poetry
A dialogue about Reggy Longlegs reciting poetry. One character doubts poetry, another asserts he does. The exchange implies a scene in which poetry is discussed or performed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reggy Longlegs
Reggy
South of Tripoli families gather for birthday observance
A long list of visits and gatherings across Readlyn Waterloo Waverly and nearby towns marks a weekend of birthday anniversaries and social visits. Families including Biermann Brase Everding Ludwig Schmidt Peters and Rohrsens appear in multiple home and hall gatherings with relatives and friends sharing meals and conversations. A humor punchline closes the clerical item.
Denver area notes include visits and events many residents
Mrs Martha Hall and three sons visited the Herman East home. John Seeger and wife with Mrs Sophie Seegers visited Henry Kaiser in Waverly. Wilbert Kehe of Iowa City visited family. William Schlichting and wife, returning from Waterloo, reported a fox sighting near the Cowie farm. Bertha Thicking to give a free school program near Denver on Nov 9 with a duck and candy raffle. Pump installed improving Denver water and fire protection. Herman Kehe birthday celebrated. St Johns Ladies Aid meets Nov 14 with Mrs Herman W Moeller host. Bruns and Alicia at Lutheran program in Sumner and visited E A Boedeker. Infant son of H W Moeller baptized Kenneth at St Johns Lutheran. sponsors listed. Schweer attended christening near Horton. Donna Mae baby. Neighbors and relatives helped celebrate Louie Bruns and Mrs John P Kehe birthdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Hall
Herman East
John Seeger
Sophie Seegers
Henry Kaiser
Waverly
Wilbert Kehe
Iowa City
William Schlichting
Waterloo
Cowie
Bill
Bertha Thicking
Denver
Herman Kehe
St. John’s Ladies’ Aid
Herman W. Moeller
Herman J. Bruns
Alicia
Lutheran Church
Sumner
E. A. Boedeker
H. W. Moeller
Edw. Boeckmann
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Kenneth
Herman Matthias
Erwin Matthias
Koschmeder
Elda Moeller
Henry J. Schweer
Ewald Soldwisch
Horton
Schweer
Donna Mae
Louie Bruns
John P. Kehe
Fragmented German Quote Reflections on Money and Home
A brief Jugend (Munich) exchange laments returning home early and notes an unexpected pattern: the speaker's husband has twice sent money without solicitation, underscoring strained times and uneasy dependency. The dialogue tone is terse and observational.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jugend
Munich
Orange Cornmeal Muffins in a Bright Breakfast Plan
A lively guide urges vibrant mornings with good coffee and easy, tasty ideas. It suggests Orange Juice Oatmeal with Cream, Soft Boiled Eggs, and Apple Cornmeal Muffins. The muffin recipe blends cornmeal, flour, evaporated milk, apples, and butter, baked at 400 degrees for twenty to twenty-five minutes, yielding about seven muffins.
Farm gatherings and visits mark Bremer news
Des Moines and Waverly guests dined with local families including the Se wells and Lei tha. Farm Bureau held a thirty near meeting at Roy Menzel’s home with about sixty in attendance. Missionary society women traveled to Waverly for a joint session led by state president Mrs Hoehlin. Milton Epley visited Sumner relatives. other local families hosted guests for dinner. An upcoming Farm Union meeting is planned at Henry Iserman’s home on Friday Nov 9. A Bremer road auto accident Sunday evening sent the injured youth to Tripoli hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Mueller
Culture Club
Sumner
L. P
Geo. Wescott
John C. Jago
Waterloo
Bremer County Fish and Game Protective Society
Martin Koeberle
W. K. Carroll
Paul F. Wilharm
H. H. Karsten
F. J. Bries
Holy Cross
Paul Rettig, Jr
Art Judas
Kathryn Smith
Fayette Public Schools
J. A. Smith
Gladys Pierce
Robert
Janet
W. M. Farnum
Mildred Carpenter
Lamont School
C. G. Carpenter
Farm Bureau
Roy Menzel
Warren Evangelical Missionary Society
Waverly
Hoehlin
Cedar Falls
Society
Milton Epley
A. C. Epley
Arthur Epley
Walter Epley
Ezra Thorp
Shell Rock
C. W. Turner
F. W. Golds
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Martha Washington
Orrenoine Boies Wens
Boston
A. M. Partridge
Jocelyn
St. Paul
J. C. Tribon
Ben Winks
Waucoma
Joe Brannon
Davenport
Claire Mueller
Iowa State College
Ames
Minnie Adams
Cedar Rapids
R. H. Adams
W. C. Tibbitts
Yvonne
Paul Gardner
New Hampton
Merton Rhea
Charles City
Ellsworth Glattly
State University of Iowa
Lews City
Albert Glattly
P. A. Warrior
Water
Louis Hochberger
Paul Seehase
L. R. Young
Wayne
Silver Lake
Minn
J. F. Kroblin
C. E. Dirkson
John Dirkson
Lucinda Wolff
Madeline Berg
Campfire Girls
Nowepatimmin Group
L. C. Nagel
Britt
Nagel
Wescott and Winks Hatchery
R. W. Meyer
Bernadine
University Hospital
Y Bry Paras Geist
Dr. Caldwell
Herman Biermann
Raymond and
Leola Brase
Fred Brase
Berniece
Fred Everding
Rudolph Ludwig
H. H. Schmidt
Will Schmidt
Henry Duncomb
Joy Foster
Billy
Henry Fick
Raymond Kick
Fred Dohrmann
Leota
Chris Zander
Erwin Buenger
Darlys
Emil Towne
Henry Stromer
John Johnson
Lavonne
Wilbert
Elmer Peters
C. L. Myers
Theo
Peters
Victor
Arlyce
Art Sassman
Louie Tonne, Jr
Near Waverly
Louie Tonne
Herman Stumme
Herman Bule
Louis Rohrssen
Eunice Peters
Herman Peters
Readlyn
Herman Schweer
Will Schweer
Renetta
Leslie Meyer
Fred Schweer
Ferdinand Hunemueller
John Koch
Herman Tegtmeier
Ernest Aschbrenner
Herman Aschbrenner
Iowa State Teachers’ Association
Vernice Conklin
Alfred Boeckman
Fred Dohrman
Darlene
Ernest Drewis
Carl Struck
Ernest Struck
Jahnke’s Hall
Fred Hay
Lucy
Roy Nieth
Jerry
J. C. Koch
Leslie Schmidt
Leslie Koschmeder
Herman Moeller
Arthur Holm
Glennis
Alfred Boeckmann
Betty Lois
Harold Kuethe
Ernest Schumacher
Herman Kuhrt
August Hunemueller
August Krumwiede
Louie Towne
Inf. Sentinel
Bremer
Thomas Sewell
Des Moines
Ed Sewell
Orpha Ressler
Mary Sewell
C. H. Leitha
Tom
John
Margaret
Trupep
R. F. D. Or Street
Postoffice
Iowa
H. H. Sorg
Tripoli, Iowa
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