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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1933
Page
3
Sumner reports strong local activity with surgeries in Iowa City, a large basketball squad, and a busy schedule of games. Numerous visits, visits by relatives, club meetings, and Thanksgiving travels fill community life as residents attend celebrations, lectures, and sports across multiple towns and colleges.
Colombia will restrict platinum exports to licensed traders only, as stated by a government decree cited by the Colombian consulate in New York. Exports are limited to the ports of Cartagena Buenaventura Turbo and Tumaco, with no shipments allowed elsewhere.
Mr and Mrs Conrad Meyer visited near Bremer at the Wm Meyer home. Gustav Schwein hosted visitors Sunday. Will Bull of Tripoli and Ernest Hoppenworth joined. Families including Henning, Buchholz, Buhr, Kuecker, Brase and Meyer shared Sunday calls and afternoons. Miss Margaret Grebien visited Florence Bierman. Several residents traveled to Savannah and Kansas City for relatives. corn was harvested for Rev C Born. Stahlhut helped with housework. Kuker family welcomes Louisa Kuker.
Mr and Mrs Henry Stahlhut celebrated twenty five years of marriage on November 26 with a large gathering at their home. Rev C Born gave the afternoon address while a cake decorated by daughter Mrs Walter Bodermann served as the centerpiece at 4 PM. Guests included forty six families and many relatives neighbors and friends who attended the surprise celebration.
Mrs and Mrs Herman Banser Jr and Sr attended Mr Krueger's funeral in Waterloo on Friday November 24. Arnold Pries helps W H Rucker haul wood. Erhart Lahman and daughter visit Erhart and wife. Henry Dravis attends funeral of his father in Minnesota. Fredericks Lahman Kirchhoff Lohmann and Lohmann families visit Readlyn and Tripoli. Several neighbors haul wood and host gatherings, with Spier couple celebrated 25th wedding anniversary among many calls and visits. Mrs Kuker ill at home.
The Independent School District of Tripoli Bremer County Iowa invites bids on December 12 1933 at 2 pm at the Tripoli Town Hall for 40000 School Building Bonds. Printed bonds and attorney opinion will be furnished. Right reserved to reject any bids. By order of the Board of Directors Secretary M W Bennett.
Busy week in Denver as the Thimble Bee Ladies Club plans a December 7 gathering at Mrs. George C. Moeller s farm. Relatives and friends joined Colin Guenther for his birthday at his home. Mrs. John Collins a longtime Denver resident died at Mercy hospital in Waverly at 2 15 a m Monday age 76 after illness and a stroke. Burial from Matthias funeral parlors Friday at 1 30 with a 2 p m church service at St Paul s Evangelical. Burial in Fairview cemetery. She is survived by her husband and sister Mrs Carrie Rohrbacher of Cedar Falls. Fred Schumacher pipes his residence to city water. Fred Seybold of Elgin Illinois attended Mrs Erhard Liermann s funeral Sunday and visited Denver relatives during his two day stay.
Latent fingerprints intrigue laymen yet worry investigators as oils and perspiration leave indistinct prints. Atmosphere alters their longevity on surfaces. The department of justice now solves major crimes using latent prints with methods like ultra violet light and dragon's blood powder. Ordinary prints use lampblack charcoal aluminum or bronze powders.
Sealed bids due by 2 PM December 18, 1935 at the Secretary’s office in Tripoli Iowa for general work plumbing heating and electrical work on the Independent School District project. Two bid forms A and B required per group with 5 percent certified check and bid bond rules.
The Flying Hamburger averages 77.7 miles per hour over 178.7 miles between Berlin and Hamburg, setting a new world speed record for rail travel. Ten German trains now exceed 57.8 miles per hour, a benchmark unmatched by any other country.
A witty exchange between a book worm and a family man contrasts pocket sized books and a regular pocketbook, noting the practical value of each. The remark underscores how everyday items influence reading habits and practicality in daily life.
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