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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1933
Page
4
In a Bremer County paper editor Lee D. Peacock argues violence fails to fix farm economic woes. He urges unorganized farmers to form cooperatives like southern cotton growers and New York milk producers, to strengthen bargaining and end disruptive blockades.
The new Civil Works program will place thousands of unemployed or relief recipients into jobs across the country. Pay ranges from 50 cents an hour for unskilled labor to $1.20 for skilled work, with a 30 hour week. Four hundred million dollars is allocated for about four months. The plan aims to offer work rather than direct relief and complements the existing public works program amid national unemployment.
An editorial praising American resolve during tough years likens citizens to Spartans and notes prohibition repeal could end numerous nuisance taxes. It argues both federal and state governments anticipate liquor revenue and warns taxes must not push prices so high bootleggers undercut legally.
A new federal plan allows purchase of up to 300,000,000 pounds of cured hog products for relief during the next seven months, expected to provide a strong stimulus to the hog market.
Editorial asserts patience as recovery begins and confidence in American character remains unshaken. It praises American cheerfulness amid crisis, questions sweeping social reforms, and argues lasting change won’t come by edict, trusting common sense and enduring national traits. It highlights faith in the people and resilience to emerge atop the heap.
Cresco Plaindealer criticizes Senator Dickinson of Iowa as aloof and partisan during the Roosevelt administration’s efforts to relieve the distress. The piece contrasts Dickinson unfavorably with Louis Murphy’s active service and suggests voters may penalize him at the next election.
Decorah Public Opinion argues that current tax systems fail to reflect rising wealth and burden homeowners. It supports Iowa lawmakers considering a gross income tax to replace part of the real estate tax, noting political resistance to shifting taxes and fears of losing votes.
A Des Moines Sunday Register debate claims churches nationwide face financial strain with unpaid pastors and reduced finances. The piece argues funds should be increased despite hardship, noting locals may limit contributions to curb expenses, a trend mirrored by lodges and clubs.
International trade figures drop across major economies with Japan showing modest growth. France and United States report steep losses, Germany heavy decline, Britain slight dip. The U S favorable trade balance falls below zero for first time this century. France faces a mounting $60 million monthly deficit attributed to tariff and embargo policies. France blames lost exports on gold standard shifts by America and Britain. the piece argues nations must buy abroad to sell abroad.
Washington News surveys the rapid pace of political and economic change as Secretary Woodin resigns for health reasons and Henry Morgenthau Jr. rises to acting secretary while Dean Acheson steps down. The piece questions official statements' trustworthiness and calls for a public standard for disclosures.
Henry Krueger 72 former Tripoli resident died at his Waterloo home Tuesday after a paralytic stroke in 1916. Born February 27 1861 in Cook County Illinois he moved to Tripoli at 22 to work as a wagon maker then farmed near Denver. He married Anna Stern September 3 1899 at Maxfield. He belonged to First Lutheran Church Waterloo. Survived by widow five daughters three in Waterloo and Denver plus 29 grandchildren. A daughter Frieda died 1918 and a son Henry died in infancy. Three sisters and one brother preceded him in death.
The Congregational Church led by E Forrest Byers lists Sunday school at 9 30 morning worship at 10 45 with the sermon titled Joyful Thanksgiving. Christian Endeavor at 7 30. Chicken pie supper Thursday evening with BYOD. Orchestra and choir practices Thursday evening and a Christmas cantata planned. Ladies Aid meets Friday at 2:00 in the church basement. Roll call answers with your favorite hymn. refreshments served.
St Peter's Evangelical Church led by Pastor Theo A Thomas announces Sunday school at 9 30 in German Totenfest service at 10 30 The Thanksgiving service in German is moved from Thursday morning to Wednesday night at 7 30 An offertory collection is requested with offerings for the Lord
The St John’s Lutheran church led by Pastor E A Hanff hosts a Sunday school at 9 30 a m and a German language divine service at 10 30 a m. It promotes daily thanksgiving and Christian joy with a Sunday school teachers meeting Thursday at 7 30 p m and senior choir practice Friday at 8 p m.
William Heideman in the north part of town has been ill and bed-ridden for two weeks with slight improvement now. Visitors included sister Mrs Chas Baskins and husband Waverly, then brother John Heidemann and Mrs Heidemann from Denver. A birthday gathering at Mr and Mrs Oscar Quade’s home on November 15 drew about nine families for cards, visiting, and lunch. Leslie Vogt hosted a 12:30 dinner for his daughter Marlyn’s sixth birthday on November 20, with several relatives in attendance. Edward and Herbert Biesterfeldt from Shell Rock visited at Mrs Leo Panzer’s with family over the weekend. Panzer and relatives later toured Waterloo and Mr and Mrs Fred Biesterfeldt’s home. The Cass Opera House in Sumner presents November 29–30 Thanksgiving show Best of Enemies with Buddy Rogers and Marion Nixon. Stanley Shipp, CCC member, returned home from Preston to Cresco barracks with his unit. William Schultz also a member. Mrs Mary Buchholz, 73, suffered a fall November 11 injuring leg and face. slowly recovering. Notdorf family birthdays noted. Zacharias family visit interrupted by Mrs Martin Zacharias’ heart attack but condition improved the following day. A birthday dinner for Mrs Ambrose held November 17. attendees listed. Eastern Star lodge attendance from Sumner Tuesday included many local ladies. local hostesses listed. A former’s notes end with…
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