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Newspaper

Tripoli Leader

Location

Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1932

Page

7

Nervous Trigger Fingers Scare Hunters Before Season

An old time column warns about two ailments among shooters as cold weather arrives. The so called rigger finger itec and nerv vous trigger finger cause costly legal fines after shooting pheasants before the season. Six individuals paid 150 dollars total to justices in two weeks for pre season shooting. The doctor’s cure can reach up to 100 dollars per pheasant if a bird is killed to obtain relief.

Justice of Peace

Good News for Mississippi River Hunters

An IowaIllinois agreement allows Iowa residents with licenses to hunt migratory waterfowl along the Mississippi River boundary with Illinois during open season. Illinois residents with Illinois licenses gain the same privilege, provided they avoid landing on wing dams bars connected to the other state and on state taxed islands. The measure aims to simplify enforcement and expand hunting access to previously disputed areas. In other news, two–pound frogs were reported in Hancock county near Twin Lakes, with a Des Moines resident noting a farmer near Lost Island in Palo Alto county had shipped several large frogs from the south.

Illinois Department of Conservation Iowa Mississippi River Illinois Ilinois Hancock County Twin Lakes Dean Glanville Mason City Glanville Fish and Game Department Frank Fisher Des Moines Lost Island Palo Alto

Cleaning Flower Vases With Potato Peel Method

Advice for vase cleaning suggests placing potato parings in the vase and filling with water to cover stains. Let it stand overnight, then wipe clean with a cloth. For tall vases, wrap a cloth pad around a stick and scrub with it.

October Recipes by Betty Webster Chocolate Frosting and Concord Grape Syrup

Included are a chocolate frosting using bitter chocolate sugar and cream with an egg yolk for gloss and creaminess, followed by a Concord grape syrup made from grapes and water with sugar, strained and boiled to seal in a gallon yield.

Velvet Cleaning: Refresh and Remove Dust with Iron

To freshen velvet brush, heat an iron, place a damp cloth on it, and draw the velvet’s wrong side over the cloth. As soon as steam ceases, lift to prevent scorching.

New Kitchen Funnel Separates Egg Whites Shiny Tip

A funnel placed over a glass tumbler lets the egg white run into the glass while the yolk stays above the funnel. The yolk can be tipped out easily for separate use in recipes.

Frogs in Pond Near Home May Be Descendants of Glanville Find

Twenty years ago a man named Glanville found frogs in a pond near his home and the creatures did not stay there. The frogs may be descendants of his discovery, suggesting a long running population link.

Glanville

Gadwall Ducks Highlighted for Extra Protection in 1932

Federal migratory waterfowl rules list the gadwall among eleven protected ducks due to drought and marsh loss shrinking numbers. Daily bag limits allow ten gadwalls with fifteen total birds if other species are hunted. Descriptions compare gadwalls to mallards in size, wing beat, and wing markings, detailing male and female plumage and field marks.

Baking Hints for a Lively Meringue Method

Step by step hints describe beating egg whites to stiff peaks then adding sugar and vanilla. Fold into pies or puddings, bake with the dish on the top oven rack and keep the door open. The instructions advise turning frequently every few seconds for best results.

Gadwall Call Echoes Like Mallard Yet Shriller

The gadwall’s quack resembles the mallard but is sharper and more frequent. It is a deliberate feeder, dipping into the water for food at frequent intervals.

Reports From Autumn Anglers On Cold Weather Fishing

Autumn anglers report strong fishing across Iowa with Eagle Lake in Hancock County yielding perch crappie and bullheads. Tama's Richard Nelson landed a seven and a quarter pound catfish near the Tama dam. West Okoboji produces several northern pike including a 14.5 pound catch by Frank Lagios and a 19 pound, 40 inch fish by George Smith, signaling prime time for big catches.

Eagle Lake Hancock County Richard Nelson Tama Iowa River Nelson Frank Lagios Arnolds Park West Okoboji West Okoboji Lake George Smith Okoboji Lake

Definition of blind in duck hunting laws shown

The piece explains Iowa section 1770 defining a blind as an artificial land based ambush using natural materials only. It notes no false bottom and keeping feet on solid ground while shooting. It warns against disguising with luxuries and urges building according to game laws for lawful duck hunting enjoyment.

Meringue Baking Step The Dish Browning

Instructions describe baking a dish until the meringue browns then removing it from the oven and placing it in a still air area for at least five minutes to prevent the meringue from collapsing.

Old Fashioned Fruit Nut Layer Cake Recipe

Recipe instructions for a two layer cake with butter sugar milk soda flour cream of tartar salt egg whites and vanilla. Includes boiled icing and a half icing filling with raisins walnuts and almonds and a lemon flavored top icing and raisin garnish. Copyright 1982 Bonnet-Brown Corporation Chicago.

Duck Hunting Season Reflections and Law on Blinds

The piece praises the sport as a memory driven by a clean kill rather than the tally of birds. It notes high water complicates blind placement due to legal requirements and urges adherence to the law this season while hoping for better conditions next year.

Buck Creek Newsbriefs From New Hampton and Waterloo

Wm Rieck and Carl Sell and son visited New Hampton last week. Mrs Sophia Buhr and family joined Henry Tegtmeier’s funeral in Waterloo. John Sell visited New Hampton and stopped by Robert Schmudlach’s near Frederika. Henry Schwake and daughter Minnie attended Louis Matthias’s funeral at Immanuel Lutheran near Klinger. Wm Tegtmeier and family attended Henry Tegtmeier’s Waterloo funeral. Rev Herman Kuhlman and wife were Waverly visitors and attended an orphan home society meeting.

Wm. Rieck Carl Sell New Hampton Sophia Buhr Edwin Tegtmeier Henry Tegtmeier Waterloo John Sell Sell Robert Schmudlach Frederika Henry Schwake Minnie Louis Matthias Immanuel Lutheran Church Klinger Wm. Tegtmeier Herman Kuhlman Kuhlman Orphan’s Home Society

Doping Out the Slogan

A teacher reads Ali Baba and asks pupils to recall the cave opening line. A student eager for cinema quips Open, set me, reflecting playful mishearing of the classic tale.

Ali Baba and the Ali Baba Wall Street Journal

Jarrell and Sloane Debate Letters of Credit

Jarrell asks about bank letters of credit while Sloane says he always writes his own, suggesting a preference for personal control over financial instruments. The exchange highlights differing approaches to securing transactions.

Jarrell Sloane

Looking Backward In the Leader's Files

Obituary notes Herman Henricks dies in Tripoli at 25 5 8. Dr J F Heald to Eldora opens medical practice. move planned. BarringtonTl visitors Berlin family and Anna Mundhenk. Cedar Falls duo start panatorium cleaning press shop. Keding family closing sale Nov 18 move to Wisconsin 120 acres. Koeneke Hahn buy Der Deutsche Amerikaaner Waterloo paper. Glasgow Montana Meier family visit. Prices from 18 years ago listed for hogs butter eggs and more. J F Keough visits St Charles and Chicago with cattle. Frank Johnson visits Rushmore. Wedding of mer and Clara Bierman in local Evangelical church. Propp returns from California. Will Scheve to Beatrice funeral of Otto Scheve. Elmer Goodenbour to Waverly J C Penney store. Mary Dick returns from Webster City and West Bend.

Herman Henricks Tripoli J. FE. Heald Eldora Henry Berlin Anna Mundhenk Barrington Charles John Ernest Carstensen Floyd Sherk Cedar Falls Arthur Keding Selek Wisconsin Sherry H. H. Koeneke C. L. Hahn der Deutch Amerikaner Waterloo Chas. Meier Cecil Glasgow Montana Wm. Schirrib J. F. Keough St Charles Ill Chicago Frank Johnson Rushmore Minn John Johnson Mer Clara Bierman E. Stech Evangelical August Propp California Will Scheve Beatrice Nebr Otto Scheve Elmer Goodenbour Waverly J. C. Penny Company Alfred Charles City Mary Dick Webster City West Bend Iowa Herbert Ernest

Local implement dealer change in Tripoli

F A Meier sold the Moeller Scheve Implement business in Tripoli to Frank Mulford of Westgate who has taken possession. The event followed the October 12 1922 wedding at the groom's parents home near Siegel in a Ten Years Ago item.

F. A. Meier Moeller-Scheve Tripoli Frank Mulford Westgate Siegel Ernest Dett

Five Years Ago October 1927 Local Briefs and Notes

Last Friday evening about seven o'clock C H Smith returning home from Sumner in a Ford coupe collided with Supervisor Frank Lang driving a Ford touring car. Special services were held at the Evangelical church at Buck Creek for Pastor Ph Hilligardt’s 40 years in service. Market prices five years ago listed eggs heavy hens light hens heavy chicks leghorn chicks old cocks ducks geese sows good hogs veal calves. Rev W F Walte of New York City visited his sister-in-law Mrs William Lenius Saturday and left Sunday for Readlyn to visit his mother Mrs F W Klein hosted at their home Sunday for Mrs John Horstman and Mrs A H Moeller of Reinbeck.

C. H. Smith Sumner Frank Lang Evangelical Church Buck Creek Ph. Hilligardt W. F. Walte New York City William Lenius Readlyn F. W. Klein John Horstman A. H. Moeller Reinbeck

Goddess of Reason installed at Notre Dame in 1793

On November 10 1793 revolutionists entered Notre Dame Paris and placed actress Mile Maillard on the high altar in white with a phrygian cap and tri color as Goddess of Reason. The church was dubbed the Temple of Reason and was not restored to worship until Napoleon ordered its return in 1802.

Cathedral of Notre Dame Paris Mile Maillard Napoleon

Sheriff’s Sale in Bremer County Iowa Notice

Special execution from Bremer County District Court directed to Sheriff Frank Sager for state bank of Waverly Iowa. Levy on Philip Goodenbour lot one block twenty Town of Tripoli Bremer County Iowa to satisfy 547 dollars plus costs. Sale to be held November 10 1932 at 2 pm in front of the Waverly Court House for cash to highest bidder.

District Court Bremer County Iowa State Bank of Philip Goodenbour Tripoli Waverly

Brown Says He Bought House for a Son

Brown asserts he purchased the residence for his son. The reply notes the deal was financed with notes. Pathfinder Magazine covers the business angle and quotes Read the Business Bringers.

Brown Pathfinder Magazine

Also Mentioned on This Page

H J. Metcalf Information State Fish and Game Commission Net Brown Corp Betty Webster Party Cak Bonnet- Brown Corporation BUCK Reason Er Ae Bayer Lumbago Sheriff's Sale Frank Sager Hagemann A. M. Stegeman Sorg Drug Store E. C. Claus Paul Schober Bankers Life Insurance Buhr G. A. Tjernagel F. W. Hale Res West Door Syndicate Building Fred Rewoldt Frederika, Iowa Office Bank Bldg H. W. Krueger Ambrose Bldg Tripoli Produce Co M. M. Kingsley First National Bank Herman Kleiss
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