Notice to stockholders on Tripoli State Bank assets sale
D W Bates receiver seeks court order for public sale of all remaining Tripoli State Bank assets including bills receivable stock assessments furniture real estate and other accounts. Hearing set for October 11 1933 at 10 am in Bremer county court to determine if sale should proceed. appearances requested or sale will be directed.
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District Court
Bremer County
Iowa
D. W. Bates
Tripoli = State Bank
Tripoli
Towa
Waverly
State of
Tripoli State Bank
Public School Notes High School Split Double Header
Tripoli divided a double header with Plainfield High, losing 10 to 9 in the opener and 7 to 4 in the nightcap. Wind and rough infield produced many errors as pitchers walked freely. Gehrke hit a home run in each game amid fielding miscues.
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Qripoli
Plainfield
Satar
Tripolites
Gehrke
First Grade Pupils Subscribe to My Weekly Primer Dogs Edition
Mrs Hesse Mrs Kleiss and Len visited our room last Tuesday afternoon. All first graders subscribed to My Weekly Primer a little newspaper for young readers. This week a special edition on Dogs features color charts matching pictures to color color names. We can recognize seven colors red orange yellow green blue and black by name and color.
Vegetable lessons lead to display of paper men
Last week our class learned about vegetables and their health benefits. We made paper men from colored construction paper and some are displayed in our room. Orhardt Rettig is helper this week to return our flower box, and we thank Piegers for caring for it over the summer.
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Orhardt Rettig
Elper
Ma Piegers
Fourth Grade Tests Show Improvement under Miss Chesebro
Fourth grade class under Miss Chesebro completed daily arithmetic tests on multiplication and fractions. Students achieving perfect scores include Kenneth Banger, Florence Boeckman, Al Crinklaw, Orville Schumacher, Armening, Ruth Berlin, Robert Kuhrt. Floyd Gebert shows the most improvement with a 66 point gain from 32.
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Kenneth Banger
Lorence Boeckman
al Vin Crinklaw
Orville Schumacher
Armening
Ruth Berlin
Robert Kuhrt
Floyd Gebert
Score Report Notes Ninety Eight as Final Team Total
The scoreboard shows a final score of ninety eight points for the team, highlighting the late surge and key plays that sealed the win. Star players contributed with crucial baskets and defensive stops to secure the high total.
Nature study booklet project on rodents and trees
Students describe beaver squirrel and rat in a nature booklet then plan leaf collections for a tree study. They express enjoyment and learning about the outdoors over two weeks of study and activity.
Sixth Grade Reading and Poetry Highlights
Eunice Fink notes in class as sixth grade teachers Miss Ensminger and Mr Van derlinden recount studying Our New Liberty Bell and The American Boy by Theodore Roosevelt. Students memorized the poem or paragraph and enjoyed a funny Don Quixote reading. Two poems learned this year are The Manly Life by Henry Van Dyke and Fairy Shipwreck by Frank Dempster Sherman.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Don Quixote
Henry van Dyke
Frank Dempster Sherman
Eunice Fink
Seventh Grade Lesson Notes From Iola Kuker
Miss Ensminger and Mr. Van derlinden teach seventh grade arithmetic geography and reading. Students study percentage problems map South America with countries rivers lakes and mountains. Monday reading covers a declamation about The North American Indian and oratory influence. Tuesday they will read an Indian story Samoset by Iola Kuker.
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South America
Iola Kuker
Eighth Grade Class Studies Poem Declamation
Eighth grade students under Miss Ensminger and Mr Van derlinden studied The Singing Leaves by James Russell Lowell and plan They Who Knock At Our Gates by Mary Antin. Public Education is the current citizenship topic as they finish the first English unit and prepare for the unit test.
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James Russell Lowell
Mary Antin
Dorothy Hankner
Death notices and local society items from Denver Iowa
Mrs. Mina Hartung dies at 87 after long illness in Denver Iowa. Born 1845 in Klein Wootz Germany, she emigrated with family in 1868 to Bremer county. Survived by 2 sons and 3 daughters, 12 grandchildren, 3 great grandchildren. Funeral at St. Pauls Evangelical church, burial in Fairview cemetery. Also notes on bridge club luncheon and short visits of local residents and family members in the area.
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Mina Hartung
Gottlieb Guehre
Klein - Wootz
Lenzen
Brandenburg
Germany
America
Bremer County
Louis Hartung
Maxfield Township
Denver
Iowa
John
Fred
Lytton
Rosaline Ballheim
la Porte City
Anna Walthers
Cedar Falls
Emma Walther
Dorothy Leege
Sae County
St. Paul’s Evangelical Church
George H. Krueger
Fairview Cemetery
Bridge Club
A. L. Bruns
Otto Krueger
Dorothea Thoms
Henry Otto
Readlyn
Julius Martzahn
Sophie Schoof
Waverly
Gerald Guenther
Mrs. Swift
Waterloo
Chicago
Christ Sondermeyer
Joe Kelling
Appointment of Executrix of the Lohmann estate
On September 11 1933 the District Court of Bremer County Iowa appointed Alvina Lohmann as Executrix of the estate of Fred Lohmann deceased. Creditors must pay and claimants present claims legally authenticated to the court for allowance. dated September 18 1933.
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District Court
Bremer County
Iowa
Fred Lohmann
Herman Zander
Minnie Zander
Ownership statement for Tripoli Leader 1933
Notarized owner and editorial details for The Tripoli Leader published in Tripoli Iowa Bremer County. Identifies publisher Lee C Peacock editor Lee O Peacock owner Lee O Peacock. States no security holders over 1 percent. Notarized October 1 1933 by L H Fink.
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Lee C. Peacock
Tripoli
Iowa
Lee O. Peacock
Towa
Lee
Peacock
Cactus Cal-Thet minister shakes with left hand
Cactus Cal explains that the new minister uses his left hand for handshakes to keep his gun hand free, a sign that nothing is intended by the gesture beyond readiness for defense if the sermon is criticized.
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Cactus Cal
Prohibition Question Sparks Wry Exchange
In a humorous exchange Mr. Bottletop dodges a direct answer when asked if he supports prohibition. He notes that admitting support would not be believed and opposing would provoke laughter, highlighting skepticism and wit in the dialogue.
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Inquirer
Mr. Bottletop
Bottletop
Executrix Named in Zander Estate in Bremer County Iowa
On the 18th day of September in Bremer County Iowa the executrix of the estate of Herman Zander deceased is named Minnie Zander as executrix. The filing notes the deceased last resided in the county and provides legal appointment details dated 1933.
Witty Exchange On Apron Strings And Luck
A public quip contrasts contempt with affection as the speaker suggests Birkins is not unlucky to be tied to his wife by apron strings. The remark pivots on the idea of marital closeness being a sign of luck rather than misfortune.
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Birkins
Insects Show Intellectual Powers At Entomological Meeting
An official addressing the Entomological Society of London described insects with significant intelligence and persuasive abilities. Bees can be trained to choose boxes with sugar, and butterflies may distinguish apple juice by foot touch. An ant form reportedly responds to musical cues and can recognize rival colonies.
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Entomological Society of London
Why Hospitals Use a Liquid Laxative
Hospitals and doctors favor liquid laxatives for precise dosing and controllable action. They avoid habit formation, kidney irritation, and the risks of highly concentrated pills. A properly prepared liquid laxative like Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is safe for all ages and can restore regularity in weeks.
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Coe
Dr. Caldwell
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Sorg Drug Store
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Waverly Savings Bank Bldg
M. B. Sellers
Bank of Sumner Bldg
Sumner
Paul Schober
Bankers Life Insurance
Des Moines
Buhr
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Fred Rewoldt
First National Bank
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Main Street
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First National Bark Bldg
Herman Kleiss
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