High School Notes Tripoli falls to Fredericksburg in baseball
Tripoli 8 Fredericksburg 13. Three-base hits by Bockhaus Boeckmann Niemeyer and two-base hits by Bennett Frese Brandt Jones. Duecker 5 strikeouts, Zipse 3. Walks: Duecker 2 Zipse 1. Double play Mikes to Brandt to Leach. Earlier, Janesville beat Tripoli 10-3 as Hahn pitched well.
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Tripoli
Fredericksburg
Bockhaus
Boeckmann
Niemeyer
Bennett
Frese
Brandt
Jones
Duecker
Zipse
Mikes
Leach
Janesville
Hahn
AB RH
POAE
Hinshaw
Open
I Loveland
Dorman
Rockwood
Hoffman
Fredericksburg High School
Sien
Eichmann
Koch
Krueger
Kleiss
Farnum
Setae
Whitcomb
Wittler
An Only Chance
A man asks to leave work this afternoon to marry his partner while she travels away for the weekend. He is told to wait until Saturday, highlighting a rush to wed before her departure.
Strange Tipple Ts kvass A Siberian nonintoxicating drink
Ts kvass is described as a Siberian nonintoxicating beverage made from fermented brown bread. It is noted to function as both food and drink and is described as very appetizing.
Obituary for Louise Boeckmann of Siegel and Tripoli
Louise Karoline Sophie Boeckmann born February 7 1875 in Douglas township Bremer county Iowa daughter of Conrad and Louise Schroeder. She married Otto Boeckmann October 26 1893 and lived on farms in Douglas Siegel and Tripoli retiring in 1921. She died September 26 1925 after strokes and diabetes aged 57 with funeral at St Peters Tripoli and burial at Siegel Evangelical cemetery. She is survived by husband four children ten grandchildren and several siblings.
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Louise Karoline Sophie Boeckmann
Schroeder
Douglas Township
Bremer County
Iown
Conrad
Louise Schroeder
Evangelical Lutheran
Siegel
Tripoli
Golden Gate
St. Peter’s Church
Theo. Thomas
Clara
Carl Kuker
Louie
Waterloo
Wilhelm
Herman
Caroline
Ben Kirckhoff
Anne
Fred Reiser
Fredericksburg
Woman seeks higher alimony citing car costs
A woman in court asked for increased alimony. The judge recalled the agreement that current support was sufficient, while the woman admitted she can live only if she can afford gasoline for her car, comparing it to bread for her children.
I Live By My Wits and Its Hidden Hunger
Dialogues reveal a character who survives on cleverness yet faces a consuming hunger. The exchange contrasts wit with need, hinting at deeper scarcity and resilience without explicit description. The line echoes a tension between intellect and appetite shaping the narrator’s path.
Community notices and family events from Denver area
Denver area residents report club meetings family celebrations and illnesses. The thimble bee club will meet with Mrs Raymond Stumme on October 13. Relatives gathered to celebrate Chris Moeller and Ernest Steege anniversaries. Mrs Lizette Meyer travels to Idaho for her daughter’s emergency appendicitis operation. Several residents are listed as ill including Mrs Geo H Krueger and Fred Schneer who underwent surgeries. Herman Schrader appointed manager at Wescott and Winks. The St Paul Evangelical confirmation class meets Saturday at 9 am. Mrs Marie Nehlsen hosts Mission Society event October 5.
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Thimble Bee Club
Raymond Stumme
Chris Moeller
Ernest Steege
Arthur Moeller
E. H. Schroeder
E. H. Homan
Artesian
Lizette Meyer
Waterloo
Filer
Idaho
Erhart Lierman
Geo. H. Krueger
Mission Society
Marie Nehlsen
John Stumme
Lawrence Stumme
Ottumwa
Iowa
George Faust
Allen Memorial Hospital
Fred Schneer
Mercy Hospital
Waverly
Herman Bast
Rudolph Haar
Floyd Gates
Wm. Weisbrot
Frieda Kurtz
la Porte City
Petrarch and the birth of modern Renaissance thought
Petrarch, living in the fourteenth century, inspired a shift from medieval to modern ideals. His Italian sonnets and revival of classical antiquity sparked interest in life and learning beyond salvation. This departure from strict medieval piety marks him as a founder of Renaissance humanism.
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Petrarch
Greece
Rome
Saved by Phone Call inquest at Bentley colliery blast
An inquest into a deadly explosion at Bentley colliery near Doncaster heard Swift left the pit minutes before the blast after receiving an urgent private phone message. He credited a telephone call with saving his life.
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Bentley
Doncaster
England
Swift
County Seat News Items of Interest
It was necessary to rush him to the hospital and operate for appendicitis. Both children are on the road to recovery. Austin Eveland, former resident of this city, died at his home in Centuria Wisconsin on September 17. His parents were early settlers of this county and he was born and grew to manhood in Lafayette township. He and his family moved to Wisconsin years ago and he is survived by six children, his wife and two children having died earlier.
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Austin Eveland
Centuria
Wisc
Lafayette Township
Wisconsin
Michael Burn
St. Paul
St. Mary's Cemetery
Burns
St. Mary’s Church
Joseph Burns
Illinois Central
Frank Slepicka
W. C. Hoth
Iowa City
New Hampton
Frank
Dubuque
William
Mason City
Blake
Anna Collins
T. R. Collins
Alma McRoberts
Percy Montross
Montross
McRoberts
Otto Platte
W. O. Mager
E. A. Schiefelbein
P. E. O. Chapter
The
Eastern Star
Brotherton
W. A. Rohlf
Wild Life School
McGregor
M. D. Benedict
Tupelo
Mississippi
Dale Cronk
Barbara
Des Moines
W. H. Mooney
Chicago
G. A. Grossmann
Lutheran Mutual Aid Society
Lloyd Oakland
Frank Munger
Angola
Ind
Oakland
Spahn & Rose Lumber Company
West Bremer Avenue
American Legion
John DeNeuf
Wesley Broadie
Fred Keseberg
Lawrence Hertlein
Frank Sturdevant
Frank Curtis
Rev. Aman
Sargent-at-Arms
Ed Platte
Fred Mohr
Harry Bangert
Henry Anhalt
Agnes McQuillian
Duque
Mercy Hospital
Emma Anhalt
Wm. Spear
Oakdale
Iowa
H. W. Rathe
F. A. Osineup
Claude Rowray
C. M. Burman
Toledo
Ohio
C. F. Schaffnit
Arno Teigler
Battle Creek
Michigan
E. H. Rausch
Alfred Rausch
Rantoul
Ford sedan stolen from E. H. Kramer residence found near Independence
County officials recovered the Ford sedan missing its spare tire and wheel. The vehicle, taken Sunday morning September 25, was found undamaged near Independence, resolving the local theft report.
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E. H. Kramer
Independence
Burns Family Burial and Local Obituaries and Notices
The article reports Michael Burns 72 buried in St Marys cemetery after death from pneumonia following hernia surgery, with services in St Paul and St Marys. It also notes the death of Mrs. Frank Slepicka and other local obituary notes, legal updates, birthdays, and miscellaneous community items across the area.
Burman Couple Welcome New Baby Girl
Mr and Mrs Howard Burman announce the birth of a daughter at their home on September 24. The family expresses joy at the arrival and shares the happy event with relatives and friends.
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Howar Burman
Poor Gas Fails To Meet Specifications In Iowa
Des Moines reports from Iowa department of agriculture chemists show dealers who adulterate gasoline with kerosene or cheaper products fail to meet minimum specifications. State chemist E. L. Redfern explains kerosene distillation reveals adulteration and warns prosecutions may follow for tax evasion or selling substandard motor fuel. The department pursues cases on badly deficient samples to curb substandard products.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Iowa Department of Agriculture
Fern
Department
Treasury Department
Redfern
Neighbor questions husband hobbies in quaint exchange
The neighbor asks if her husband has any hobbies. Mrs. Tuggle replies rheumatic illnesses and hives limit him, and he has never had hobbies.
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F’burg
Otto Boeckmann
Denver
Waverly Briefs
Jeach
H. H. Buhr
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