Sheriff’s sale notice in Schroeder’s Plat Tripoli Iowa
By special execution from Bremer County District Court on a 1934 judgment in favor of American Savings Bank Tripoli against Charles W Zell and others the sheriff will sell Lot 1 Block 32 Schroeder’s Plat Tripoli at public auction for cash on October 31, 1934 at 10 a.m. in front of the Bremer County Courthouse Waverly. Frank Sager Sheriff. Wm M Gannon attorney. Renewal notice.
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District Court
Bremer County
Iowa
American Savings Bank
Tripoli
Charles W. Zell
Angela Rohde
Frank Rohde
Anna Schroeder
Richard Schroeder
Emil Ackman
Schroeder
Waverly
Corn-Hog Reductions May Be Under 1934 Plan
The 1935 corn-hog program may set adjustments not greater than the 1934 level and possibly lower. A. G. Black explains droughts reduce feed and push livestock adjustments while moderate hog production recovery is expected. If approved, officials will draft a contract for sign-up by year end, with quicker procedures and possible higher corn payments but lower hog payments. Contracted acres may be used for hay pasture forage fallow or woodlots. basic crops barred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Black
AAA
Adjustment Administration
Glass eye mistaken for patient’s own during operation
In a Northern hospital in Liverpool a young doctor checked whether the eye contracted under anesthesia. The eye did not move at all, prompting a cautious revival. It was later found the eye was a glass prosthesis, not the patient’s.
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Northern Hospital
Liverpool
England
Why Hospitals Use a Liquid Laxative
Hospitals and doctors favor liquid laxatives for controllable dosing and gentle bowels. A properly prepared liquid laxative like Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin provides safe relief without habit formation or kidney irritation, suitable for all ages and easily measured to suit individual needs.
Farmers Can Sell Fodder Any Time
Government interprets forage contracts to let signers sell fodder anytime to any buyer at best price. Signed tonnage may be shipped flexibly with federal inspection options. non signers face fees. Kansas City drive notes huge drought needs, with Texas and Kansas in urgent demand and agencies coordinating buyer seller contacts. Pathfinder Magazine joke ends column.
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Farm Bureau
Washington, D. C
W. A. Wheeler
Kansas City
Wheeler
L. W. Plager
AAA
W. H. Hosterman
Hay, Feed and Seed Division
Washington
Texas
Kansas
Waterloo
Farmers Receive Three-Fourths of First Payments
A preliminary report shows about 1,030,000 corn hog contracts approved by the Secretary of Agriculture and roughly 100 million dollars, or 75 percent of the first installment, disbursed to contract signers through October 2. Payments have largely reached Connecticut, Florida, Georgia, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Minnesota, Missouri, Nevada, Ohio, Virginia, and Wisconsin, with Louisiana, Maine, Mississippi, New Jersey, and Rhode Island among recent reporters. The first installment covers half of the corn payment and two-fifths of the hog payment. second installment due November 15 and the final installment around February 1, 1935. In Iowa, farmers have received 26,859,627 dollars as of September 28.
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Secretary of Agriculture
A. G. Black
AAA
D. D. Offringa
Connecticut
Florida
Georgia
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
Minnesota
Missouri
Nevada
Ohio
Virginia
Wisconsin
Dr. Black
Louisiana
Maine
Mississippi
New Jersey
Rhode Island
Oe County
Ate
West Lafayette Elects Officers at October Farm Bureau Meeting
Claude Wylam was elected president and Floyd Christopher re elected secretary treasurer at the West Lafayette farm bureau meeting held October 3 at the Moeller home. Leslie G. Mueller spoke on the Brookings Institution report urging government economy and centralization. A voluntary 20 percent refund of Bremer County 4 H fair premiums to cover the deficit was approved 34 to 5. The gathering heard about corn fodder buying and the 1935 corn hog referendum. Musical numbers by the Schield family preceded a luncheon.
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Claude Wylam
Floyd Christopher
West Lafayette Farm Bureau
Ernst Mueller
Leslie G. Mueller
Waverly
Brookings
Iowa
Mr. Moeller
Bremer County
Myrtle
Viola Schield
Viola
Vern Schield
Teachers Guests At Warren Meeting
Warren township rural teachers were honored as special guests at the October meeting held at the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Lageschulte. Miss Mildred Smith Bremer county schools superintendent spoke on the rural education program and 4 H club members presented Matrimony Wanted under Claude Wylam and Mrs Earl Vosseller. Mrs Turner played piano and accordion. The county agent outlined the 4H Conservation Plan and the 1935 corn hog referendum. Seth Cook led the gathering with over 100 in attendance.
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Warren Township
Frank Lageschulte
Mildred Smith
Bremer County
West Lafayette Township
Claude Wylam
Earl Vosseller
Turner
Seth Cook
Creditors Stop Hearse in Funeral Debacle
In War saw Poland relatives of a deceased man sued creditors who halted the hearse at the grave to force debt payment. The creditors said the man sold his possessions to relatives before death. Police freed the body after a delay, relatives paid debts, and then sued for damages over the interrupted funeral procession.
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Warsaw
Poland
Waverly Couple Die in Auto Tragedy on Highway 69
Waverly mourns the deaths of Aug Pichelmann 67 and his wife 65 in a head on crash with a truck near Lamont Iowa on highway 69. Their grandsons Lawrence 19 and Robert 14 injured, car burned, funeral held in Waverly Monday.
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Waverly
Aug. Pichelmann
Lamont
Iowa
Lawrence Moeller
Robert Moeller
Pichelmann
California
Garland Fouts
Martinsville
Young Moeller
William Liebau
Rose Liebau
Moeller
Art Spencer
Wm. Liebau, Jr
Walter Rose
Mercy Hospital
George J. Kaiser
Wilford Quibell
Floyd Ingersoll
Decatur County
Missouri Line
Des Moines
Kansas City
205 Liquor Permits Sold At Waverly
A state liquor commission report shows the Waverly store sold 205 permits since opening August 30 and $1,798.55 worth of liquor in September with average daily business about $72. Affected by opening dates, New Hampton sold 257 permits and $2,582.20 in September while Manchester logged $1,803.34. Monthly operating expenses are about $250.
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Waverly
State Liquor Commission
New Hampton
Manchester
Crackers and Lady Baltimore Cake Delights for October
A feature on dressing up crackers with souffle style puffing and cheese topping, plus elegant candy crackers. It includes a Lady Baltimore Cake recipe with detailed fruit and nut filling and a rich icing, all presented as homemaking ideas for October.
Legal Transfers Prepared by Bremer County Abstract Co
Week ending October 5 shows transfers: Veryl S. Murphy to Elda Krueger Diercks with 1 dollar for percent interest in lots 5 and 6, block 49 in Harmon and LeValley's addition to Waverly. Leonard H. Racker as administrator to Elda Krueger Diercks with 1 dollar for percent interest in same lots. A A Robertson to Laura Jane Parker et al with 1 dollar for northwest fraction of new section 4-93-13. John L. Schnurstein to Lena Schnurstein with 1 dollar for lots 16 and 17, block 2, Clark's addition to Tripoli. Schnurstein with 1 dollar for lot 1, Auditor's plat northwest quarter in section 10, township 92, range 12.
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Bremer County Abstract Company
Veryl S. Murphy
Elda Krueger Diercks
Harmon & LeValley
Waverly
Leonard H. Racker
Adm
A. A. Roberston
Laura Jane Parker
John L. Schnurstein
Lena Schnurstein
Clark
Tripoli
Crimson Gulch Works Roundly Ignore The Strike
In Crimson Gulch, Cactus Joe dismisses the strike as inconsequential saying no one here does enough regular work to let the strike affect anything. The town regards the disruption as unlikely to change daily life or labor patterns.
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Crimson Gulch
Cactus Joe
Marriage License Request Cited in Chelsea Record
An Ole-I figure asks a clerk for a license with a long hunting tale but seeks a marriage license instead, noted in the Chelsea Record. The exchange records curiosity about license types and local bureaucratic steps.
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Chelsea Record
Town Council Minutes From Tripoli October 1 1934
Town clerk A W Buechele presided as meeting opened with present H H Buhr, Fred Heinemann, Wy Absent Wm Ambro. Bills read and approved including salaries for Geo Waterman C F Schweer Nels Debel F D Kimbal Hans Nielsen Aug Schumacher and others. Adjournment moved and carried after routine finance items.
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Tripoli
Cumber
H. H. Buhr
A? Ager
Fred Heinemann
Wm. Ambro
Geo. Waterman
A. W. Buechele
Cellophane From Wood and Artificial Silk Process
A brief note explains that cellophane is made from pine wood using the cameral process similar to artificial silk. Both products are identical until final forms are produced, with cellophane cast into sheets while artificial silk is stretched into threads.
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Sheriff’s Sale
Frank Sager
Wm. M. Gannon
the Leader
Pathfinder Magazine
West Lafayette
Warren
Cam
Ca Jred
August Pichelmann
Betty Webster
Tele
C. A. Stewart
B. F
Johnson
Schmidt Eee
Fairly
Shipp
Fairly Koop
Dettmer
Heine
Schwein
WKS
Esse
Tripoli Implement Co- Farm Machinery Twine
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