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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1933
Page
7
A fragmented vintage recipe style note describes tomato and cauliflower soup and a quick vegetable soup. It provides steps to simmer cauliflower with tomatoes then thicken, season, and serve about six portions. It also includes a quick vegetable soup with onion, tomatoes, bouillon, and canned vegetables with salt and pepper.
A fragmented reminiscence column notes Oscar Felch of St. Paul buying the Ed Drew farm near Tripoli at 66 per acre. Miss Hanson assists at Tripoli Mercantile Co. with Miss Vina Panzer. Several local family moves, visits, and travel entries include FE D Hallet, J. Country home, Ray and Harry Farrow taking new positions, and various kin visiting or traveling between towns and states.
Ten years ago on September 19 1923 this town section suffered a killing frost Tuesday night harming crops in the low lands. Mr and Mrs William James and their daughter and husband Mr and Mrs John Wellman of New Ulm Minnesota visited from Saturday to Monday at the home of Mr and Mrs C Fink. Mrs Ewald Boeckman of Dough township had an appendectomy at Clasen hospital last Wednesday. Miss Martha Leskington visited near Lake Sunday with friends and Mrs Carl Kammeyer hosted relatives and friends Sunday for her daughter Frieda’s eighteenth birthday.
Obituary notes Mrs Amelia Richman 76 dies after long illness in this city. A man named Randolph dies after a severe act of changing Goodenbour. On the road near Reinbeck a man is struck by a passing vehicle with injuries. An 80 acre farm owned by Mrs Catherine Carstensen in Frederika Township sold to Her Man Milley for 10000 cash. Royal Neighbors Lodge holds farewell party for Mrs Theo OM Pockets. E H Piegers near Readlyn and Mrs W Burmaster of Fredericksburg plan a visit to March Okla. Others, Mrs Oscar Quade and another party, mentioned in brief notices.
Mr and Mrs Rudolph Ludwig and son Aaron and many neighbors gathered Sunday afternoon to observe Walter Hay s birthday anniversary. Families from Peters Nolting Pape Heideman Wente Sassman Harmening Meyerhoff and others visited several homes and socialized at the Peters and Sassman households. Waterloo callers include Elda Edna and Sophie Rathe.
Winter rye sowing in September is increasingly used to boost fall and early spring pasture on Iowa farms. Experts note seed availability limits acreage, advise timing with Hessian fly dates, and outline seeding rates of six pecks per acre. The RoSea variety is suited for grain yields in sandy or poor soils, while other varieties offer winter hardiness.
Mrs Goldman loses a rope of pearls and the maid Winnie comments that they make her mistress look like a real lady. The exchange reveals the maid’s tactless honesty and the mistress’s playful denial as she heads to the theatre.
A recent inspection by Iowa State College entomologists uncovered the two lined borer in northern Iowa. In one wooded area three fourths of the oak trees are infested and must be destroyed.
The Dairy Cattle Congress in Waterloo runs October 2 to 8 with entries from a dozen states. Belgium horse entries rise, ten acres of outside space and three halls will be filled, and nineteen major buildings host exhibits, bands, a circus, and clowns as part of a national scale event.
The society horse show promises a full week of lively entertainment for all ages with a complete program of events. Families can expect engaging acts and colorful displays throughout the week, ensuring constant action and fun.
General Ulysses S. Grant left the presidency wealthy and traveled abroad before seeking a third-term nomination. He later invested in Wall Street joining Grant & Ward, which failed, leaving him bankrupt. He earned by magazine work and writing memoirs, finishing the book four days before his death despite severe illness.
Thousands of Sikhs but also a Hindu community in Punjab flock to view the Adi Granth manuscript in Kartarpur at the residence of the guru. The text, authored by the fifth Guru over 300 years ago, is said to have been read by only two men. The Sikhs trace origins to Baba Banak born in 1649.
A quoted exchange reveals an old Wombat who believed retirement would suffice. His bankers dispute this, insisting funds are insufficient for both parties to live on, leaving him to resume work to cover living costs.
W. S. Knudson, president of Chevrolet Motor Co, says August output reached 73,433 units, 204 percent higher than August 1932, pushing eight month production to 611,433. The August 1933 total ranks fifth for the month in history, with gains over 1930 and 1931 signaling a turn for the better.
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