Bremer County Dairy Stock Purchases Highlight Visit
A Cass county dairy-minded farmer toured Bremer county last week seeking Holstein stock. He bought four two year olds from H A McCaffree and two three year olds from W M George, Jackson township. He noted several Cass county farmers may visit Bremer county to shop dairy cattle. Carl G Kuethe plans to show his aged Holstein at the dairy cattle congress in Waterloo in October, confident of a strong performance in the class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cass County
Bremer County
H. A. McCaffree
W. M. George
Jackson Township
Offringa
Carl G. Kuethe
Washington Township
Bremer
Waterloo
Kuethe
Feed loans for cattle offered at 6 percent by NLCC
A farm bureau office reports an inquiry for a feed loan to fatten cattle. Loans through the National Livestock Credit Corporation offer 75 to 85 percent of appraised value, nine month terms, and 6 percent interest if the borrower has ample feed on hand and no prior similar livestock loans.
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Farm Bureau
National Livestock Credit Corporation
West Lafayette Teachers Fete At Farm Bureau Meeting
West Lafayette township welcomed rural school teachers as guests at a Farm Bureau gathering hosted by Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Colburn on a Wednesday evening. R B Akin of Waverly high school shared Olympic experiences and insights, Rev A S Watson and Mrs Watson from Plainfield sang a vocal duet, and the county agent spoke on Iowa state fair observations. The movie Judy Comes Home was screened and refreshments followed. A P Juhl presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Lafayette Township
Farm Bureau
P. A. Colburn
R. B. Akin
Waverly High School
Aikin
A. S. Watson
Plainfield
Judy
A. P. Juhl
Inventory Filed for Henry Bockholt Estate
An inventory in the estate of Henry Bockholt, who died intestate January 10, 1932, was filed in Bremer County. Real property valued at 60,369 dollars includes 1,350.16 acres with no mortgage, and moneys and credits total 3,200 dollars. Heirs listed are widow Mary Bockholt and children Lena Albrecht, Mrs. Fred Rewoldt Jr., and Henry G. Bockholt. The filing covers inheritance tax obligations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Bockholt
J. H. Schwabe
Bockholt
Bremer County
Mary Bockholt
Fairbank
Lena Albrecht
Fred Rewoldt, Jr
Frederika
Henry G. Bockholt
Wisdom Gained Kindly From Another's Experience
A brief maxim attributed to Plutus notes that true wisdom comes through learning from others. The saying emphasizes the value of observing and adopting lessons from another's experiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plutus
Dairy Cattle Congress To Be Splendid Show
Waterloo special reports the 23rd annual dairy cattle congress opening October 3, aiming to surpass prior years in livestock numbers and quality. National contests include collegiate judging and 4-H events with 25 states participating. Over 250 registered heifers, 1200 4-H youth, and extensive entertainment plan contribute to a nationally important exposition with Iowa club day and a large educational program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Dairy Cattle Congress
Massachusetts
Oregon
Ontario
Canada
Oklahoma
Iowa
America
Siegel Families Gather for Birthdays and Visits
Mrs Terry Hall and family of Minneapolis spent time with sister Mrs Fred Bergman and relatives. Entertained at the Bergman home for the hostess birthday alongside Fred Bierman Henry Rucker families. Visitors from Waterloo Denison Waverly Cedar Falls Allison and Frederika appearances noted. No church services at Siegel Lutheran on September 18 with Rev C G Gerlach preaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry Hall
Minneapoli
Fred Bergman
Fred Bierman
Henry Rucker
Ernest Bergman
Lester McCallen
Waterloo
Will Grebien
Arthur Schroeder
Chicago
Frederika
Carl Miller
H. W. Bartlett
Tonia
Wayne
Ionia
Denison
Ed Hoberling
Wm. Grebien
Gustave Schwemm
Waverly
Cedar Falls
C. G. Gerlach
Allison
Nassen
Ernest Miller
Carl Schwarze
Will Meyer
Wm. Oehlschlager
Conrad Meyer
Carl Oberliei
Herman Miller
Fred Rewoldt, Jr
John Neuendorf
Meta Luhring
Ernest Quade
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Siegel
No College Can Give You An Original Mind
A brief quotation from Woman's Home Companion remarks that no college can grant an original mind or a powerful mind to someone who lacks one. The sentiment emphasizes intrinsic intellect over institutional influence.
Court Notes Open Bremer County September Term
Hon. J. J. Clark opened the Bremer county district court for the September term on September 9. A grand jury was selected with E. A. Roach as foreman and Lucille Voecks as clerk. Indictments include larceny of domestic fowls against Solomon Arney. Civil calendars show several cases settled or dismissed and numerous defaults entered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Clark
Mason City
District Court
Bremer County
Herman Sell
Fred Westendorf
Seth McGee
Frank Clay
F. H. Bartling
August Krueger
E. A. Roach
Lucille Voecks
Herman Menchin
Solomon Arney
Harrison Motor Co
Henry Haar
J. Q. Lauer
John Perkins
Otto Schwiebert
Ed Minnaert
Vester G. Luther
First National Bank of Sumner
Alma Oehlschlager
Executrix
Siegfried
Anna
J. F. Heideman
W. F
Sophia Knief
A. D. Allen
Bank of Sumner
Fred H. Wehling
William Wehling
CaPhen
Chris Hirsch
Nellie D. Roberts
H. J. Eckstein
Elizabeth Bucholz
William Henry Bucholz
Farmers Elevator
Otto C. Kuethe
L. D. Jay
O. C. Kuethe
Camp Distributing Corp
Modern Electric Co
M. H. Peak
C. F. Schirer
Butler County
Farmers State Bank
W. B. Ingham
Jacob H. Epley
Diedrich Deike
L. C. Oberdorf
William C. Westendorf
John Kaehler
State of
Iowa
Wilbur Harmening
Local Family Visitors and Distinct Gatherings Near Buck Creek
Mr. Thurm works at the Vogt home while Benton county and Chicago visitors frequent the Lohmann and Lohmann related households. Several attends funerals in Denver and Waverly. a Waterloo hospital patient recovers from a broken arm. Colorado visitor John Smith balances business calls with kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thurm
Paul Thurm
Leslie Vogt
Leo Lohmann
Ruth
Marion Jungerbeyer
Benton County
Fred Lohmann
Mary Lohmann
Ernest Rodemeyer
Art Lohmann
Chicago
Edwin Swan
Buck Creek
Carl Behrends
Waterloo
Marion Jungermeyer
Adela
Esther
Henry Lohman
Tripoli
August Fredericks
Nadean
Carl Schlichting
Grandfather Milius
Denver
Alma Redies
Waverly
Chris Stehn
John Smith
Colorado
Grandmother Clausing
E. A. Everett
Henry Drape
Esther Lohmann
Henry Krueger
High School Notes Tripoli and Janesville Tie in Eleven Inning Baseball
Tripoli and Janesville high schools battled to a 5-5 tie after eleven innings in the season opener. The return game is set for Sept 30 in Janesville. Tripoli played at Fredericksburg Tuesday and Plainfield comes here next Tuesday Sept 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janesville
Tripoli
Fredericksburg
Plainfield
Duecker
Zander
Poe
Bennett
Bockhaus
Hahn
Niemeyer
Frese
Sien
Koch
Kru
Loveland
Dorman
Fea
Hoffman
Hinshaw
Koepke
Rockwood
Kee
Timeon
Freshman Class Size Highlights New Students
The freshman class is notably large this year with twenty five members. The author stresses they are not inexperienced or naive and asserts equal brightness to others. Ten new students joined the group who weren’t with them in eighth grade, adding to the sense of growth and welcome.
List of students continuing and transferring from school
The readable extract lists outside students: Catherine Sewell, Luella Zander, Alma Sau erbrei, Florence Hunemueller, Margaret Grebien, Malinda Wedemeier, Lavera Henning, Lucille Lohmann, Leo Tonne and Helen Gerlach. The continuing students from this school are: Phyllis Hankner, Liesetta Schultz, Willis Krueger, Darleth Ambrose, Lawrence Shipp, Walter Bockhaus, Ralph Drewis, Darlene Buls, Alice Kuker, Lillia Rohrssen, Kathryn Panzer, Hulda Dettmer, Juhl Nielsen, Vernitta Bolte, and Albert Debel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Sewell
Luella Zander
Alma Sauerbrei
Florence Hunemueller
Margaret Grebien
Malinda Wedemeier
Lavera Henning
Lucille Lohmann
Leo Tonne
Helen Gerlach
Phyllis Hankner
Liesetta Schultz
Willis Krueger
Darleth Ambrose
Lawrence Shipp
Walter Bockhaus
Ralph Drewis
Darlene Buls
Alice Kuker
Lillia Rohrssen
Kathryn
Sophomore class elects officers for the year
Oscar Gerlach was elected president with Beverly Rohrsson as vice president and Howard Rebholz as secretary and treasurer. Clifford Eichmann and Oscar Gerlach played for the class in a Friday baseball game that ended in a tie between Janesville and Tripoli.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Gerlach
Beverly Rohrsson
Howard Rebholz
Clifford Eichmann
Janesville
Tripoli
Latin Links English Tongue and Students Grow Keen
Juniors in Latin find the subject engaging due to its ties to English. Spelling similarities aid understanding of English derivation. Economics classes often drift into informal debates over opinions. The Elements of Business Training course, newly added, is popular for practicality. The class record stands at 40 students, the largest enroll ment in high school history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elvera Kelling
Tripoli High School Class of 1933 Elects Officers
The 1933 Tripoli High School class enters its final year aiming for strong achievements. Francis Rebholz leads as president with Robert Sorg as vice president and secretary, Helen Jacobson as treasurer, and Lester Boeckman as class representative. Beryle Kelsey has been absent due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tripoli High School
Francis Rebholz
Robert Sorg
Helen Jacobson
Lester Boeckman
Beryle Kelsey
Freshman Initiation and Teachers Reception Committees Named
The article lists committees for a teachers' reception and freshman initiation. The teachers’ reception committee includes Thelma Muriel Tiedt, Rossjey Waterman, Wesley Bockhaus, and Lest Boeckman. The freshman initiation committee includes Hy mer Nevermann, Robert Sorg, Helen Jacobson, and Mabel Gebey, with events slated for September 16 and September 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Judas
Lucind
Dorhman
Thelma Muriel Tiedt
Rossjey Waterman
Wesley Bockhaus
Lest. Boeckman
Hymer Nevermann
Robert Sorg
Helen Jacobson
Mabel Gebey
Thoyi
Eachers Boltember
Old Saying Proved Silk Purse From Son’s Ear
Dr Arthur Little, an English chemist, reportedly turned ears into glue and gin into strands of artificial silk. A blue and gold purse was woven from the efforts, challenging a well known adage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Little
World to last a trillion years, not 15 million
Judge notes scientists now estimate the world could endure for a trillion years, vastly extending prior 15 million year forecast. The remark highlights a shift in scientific projection and carries a tone of hopeful breadth for the future.
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Farm Bureau News
D. D. Offringa
American Poultry Congress
Central States
Waterloo, Iowa
Bockholt Estate
Tripoli Hardware CO
Tripoli, Iowa
Freshman News
Epon
Goetz Country Club
M. K. Goetz Brewing CO
St. Joseph
Missouri
H. O. Bierie
Sumner
W. H
Blue Line Oil Co
H. V. Maas
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