Marriage Ceremony In Home Of Meiers In Tuesday Observed
Clarence Arnemann and Miss Mappelle Meier wed at the Meier home with Rev. Kleismy and Mrs. Wilkinson officiating at 8 oclock. Attending relatives from Lake Preston SD arrived in two days by Carter car. They will visit the fair and relatives before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Swale
Leroy Township
R. G. Mattison
Gladbrook
A. C Hildebrandt
Beach
North Dakota
Art
A. D. Hoppenworth
Art Ladd
Bert Ladd
Harry McConkey
Harry
Jake McConkey
Sumner
Ten Years Ago News Briefs From Sept 13 1922
News from camps along the Wapsie notes a light frost in river bottoms on Monday morning September 11. A six year old boy narrowly escaped death when caught in a silo engine fly wheel. Several locals attended the 40 and 8 convention in Waterloo. A milking accident left Hilda Meswarth with a leg cut requiring three stitches. Local families Will Lenius and John Judas visited relatives in Waverly. Esther Hale headed to Cedar Falls to finish junior college. Mrs. Charles Reding of Waterloo came to care for her sister recovering from an operation.
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Wapsie
Oscar Lundberg
Tripoli
Brest Stehn
August Hesse
Jack Hale
George Stang
Nick Ambrose
Walter Springer
Martha
Here
John Judas
Readlyn
Waverly
Herman Lenius
Esther Hale
Cedar Falls
Charles Reding
Waterloo
H. J. Bunger
Five Years Ago Remembrances and Local Events
About fifty families attended the silver wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Westendorf in Douglas township. Preparations underway for the Tripoli canning factory to begin corn canning September 15. Wm Grebien family reunion held at tour ist park in Waverly. Wm Hildebrandt and Henry Schnadt returned from a two week trip through the Dakotas and Montana. Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Joens and …
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Westendorf
Douglas Township
Tripoli
Wm. Grebien
Waverly
Wm. Hildebrandt
Henry Schnadt
Cleaning wallpaper with borax powder rub
Use a clean duster and rub the dry powdered borax onto soiled wallpaper spots to clean them.
How to Remove Lacquer From Brass Bed
To take off lacquer when freshening a brass bed parts wear away, wipe the remaining coat with an alcohol-soaked sponge to remove it. This method uses alcohol to dissolve residual lacquer while minimizing chance of damage to the brass.
Cooking Hints New Beets Presented Differently
Cook beet greens until tender and beets until tender. Chop greens finely and season with butter pepper and salt. Press into a buttered ring mold and unmold onto platter. Fill center with small new beets seasoned well. Trim outer edge with thin slices of hard boiled eggs.
Good For Soup Rib Roast End Utilization
The rib-end of a rib roast is removed to make soup. Roasting the end with meat wastes potential flavor and yield.
Locals Return From Long Auto Trip and Visit
Mr and Mrs John Munsterman of Douglas and Mrs Charlotte Harming of this place return home Tuesday morning from a 1500 mile auto trip to Ohio. Mr and Mrs Will Blasberg and three children leave Friday for Brigh ton Colo after weeks with Sophia Blasberg and other relatives. Mr and Mrs William Sievers and daughter June of Gothenburg Neb arrive for a visit with his parents northwest of town and his sister Mrs Art Slack and family of this place.
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John Munsterman
Douglas
Charlotte Harmening
Ohio
Will Blasberg
Brighton
Colo
Sophia Blasberg
William Sievers
June
Gothenburg
Neb
Tom Sievers
Art Slack
Transfers Filed by Bremer County Abstract Co Week Ending Sept 10 1932
Legal transfers listed include sheriff Frank Sager to Henry O Steege for 28638 83 dollars covering ne and n tm and se4 and part sw 4 sec 14 91 13. Siegfried Struck to H C Koch for 6000 dollars with nw 4 sw 4 and s 13 acres of e 4 ne sec 29 93 12. Cedar Rapids Life Insurance Co to E W Clark commissioner for 1 dollar with multiple parcels in sections 14 23 93 12. Minnie Biermann to Christina Schroeder for 100 dollars Lot 2 Block 30 Schrader s plat to Tripoli. Elizabeth Buchholz to Roy E Hobbs for 300 dollars Lots 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 in Deanville Plainfield Iowa. H W Briden to C D Briden for 1 dollar with various parts in sec 33 28 None 91 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremer County Abstract Company
Frank Sager
Henry O. Steege
Siegfried
H. C. Koch
Cedar Rapids Life Insurance Co
E. W. Clark
Minnie Biermann
Christina Schroeder
Schrader
Tripoli
Elizabeth Buchholz
Roy E. Hobbs
Deanville
Plainfield
Iowa
H. W. Briden
C. D. Briden
Poison Ivy Secret Reveals Unisolated Toxic Oil
The toxic agent of poison ivy is an oily substance present throughout the plant. No chemical experiments to date have isolated this substance with certainty.
Early French Makers of Artificial Teeth
The article notes that artificial teeth were manufactured as early as 1710 by a Frenchman named Guilleneau and in 1728 Franchard, also French, developed a porcelain tooth and a technique for making artificial teeth.
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Guilleneau
Franchard
Peach Butter and Grape Jam Recipe Notes
Betty Webster outlines peach butter made from ripe peaches sugar and slow cooking until dark and settled. Also describes grape jam with sugar syrup and seeded grapes boiled until transparent. includes tomato pulp bread crumb topping bake bake until brown and serve on buttered toast with optional crisp bacon garnish.
Tomato Cups Bake with Corn and Bacon Hint
Tomato cups made by scooping centers from tomatoes and filling with a mixture of uncooked corn butter and bread crumbs. Bacon is suggested. Ends are trimmed and corn is cut from the cob then lightly cooked before filling.
Buffle-Head Duck Granted Complete Protection for Season
The Buffle-Head and the Ruddy Duck receive complete protection under a Federal Migratory Waterfowl regulation to aid population recovery after drought. Distinctive male markings include a blue green head with a white band around the back, black back, white neck and breast, and ashy gray tail. Females show a white head patch and fuscous brown upper parts with white underparts. This duck is noted as a skilled diver feeding on small fish underwater.
Lake City Angler Reports Prime Raccoon River Fishing
Corey Zybell, a Lake City resident and noted sportsman, says this year’s fishing on the Raccoon River is the best in many years. He spends summers near the river and closely follows current conditions.
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Raccoon River
Corey Zybell
Lake City
Zybell
Barn Owl Face to Face Story Shaped by Helen
Casual bird watchers rarely meet barn owls up close, yet Helen’s tale reveals how a firsthand encounter changes their view. The report tracks observers and the moment when the elusive raptor enters their field, offering intimate details about a rare meeting between observer and owl.
Easy Oven Meal From Leftover Meat and Rice
A simple oven dish uses one cup chopped leftover meat one cup tomatoes one cup boiled rice and seasonings. Mix well pour into a buttered baking dish sprinkle with crumbs and top with cheese if desired. Bake in a moderate oven until heated through and lightly browned.
To Insure Flaky Pie Crust Vinegar in Water Mix
A tip for better pie crust enables adding a small tablespoon of vinegar to the cold water when mixing the dough. This simple adjustment helps prevent soggy crust and yields a flakier finish.
Pie Rim Trick Keeps Juices From Popping
To prevent juice from running out of pie stretch a one inch wide wet cloth tightly around the rim. This method helps especially for berry pies during baking.
Bonnet-Brown Copyright Notice 1932
Copyright notice from The Bonnet Brown Corporation Chicago dated 1932 appears, indicating ownership and archival attribution for the work. The line cites corporate name and city, typical of publishing protections of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonnet- Brown Corporation
Chicago
Barn Owls Nest at Odebolt Farm Noted for Curious Habits
Danneberg of Odebolt and Charles Lange observed a barn owl pair on the E B Danneberg farm starting Thanksgiving 1923. The birds nested in a pigeon house, with five white eggs and a nearby clutch of three. The female was wary and defended against intruders, venturing out mainly at dusk and night from June to late year. The owl, called monkey faced for its pale facial disc and dark eyes, drew much local interest.
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Danneberg
C. C. Lille
Sac County
Helen Danneberg
Snipe Season Announced by Iowa Commission 1932
The Iowa Fish and Game Commission sets Wilson and Jack snipe season from noon October 1 to sunset November 30, 1932. All waterfowl open season dates align. Waterfowl regulations allow Wilson and Jacksnipe hunting through December 31 in Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Fish and Game Commission
Lowa
Waterfowl Bag Limits Align With Season Closure
The Commission adopts regulations to aid enforcement after December 1 by clarifying limits on wilson and jacksnipe. The snipe bag limit is fifteen per day and twenty one in possession, supporting the November 30 season closure and reducing mistakes with other waterfowl.
Building a Duck Blind Under Iowa Game Laws
The article discusses 1932 federal hunting provisions and Iowa Game Laws section 1770. It explains how rising water levels push blinds far from shore and outlines legal building rules, including permitted methods and restrictions on concealment devices and artificial lights for duck and goose hunting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Fish and Game Department
Glass Wool Insulation Technique Described
The article explains glass wool also known as glass silk and spun glass used as ship and locomotive insulation. It details melting glass in a furnace and forcing it through tiny holes to form fine silky threads about one-thousandth of an inch in diameter, which cling together to resemble a veil.
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Washington Star
Notable Gain Shown In Bremer County Tax Payments
A Bremer county report shows a sizable rise in taxes paid for June to August 1932, totaling 22,255.77 dollars, up 13,549.55 from 9,706.22 in the same months of 1931. Consolidated tax distributed to multiple funds. separate school and other taxes listed. townships’ payments detailed, with totals across numerous municipalities. Delinquency penalties to follow if late after October 1.
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Bremer
Chas
Dayton
Douglas
Franklin
Frederika
Fremont
Jackson
Jefferson
Lafayette
Leroy
Maxfield
Polk
Sumner
Warren
Washington
Denver
Janesville
Plainfield
Readlyn
Tripoli
Waverly
Value of honeybees in Oregon fruit farming described
State bee specialists note bees boost cross pollination for fruit trees, making them four to five times more valuable to fruit growers than to beekeepers in Oregon, a state known for honey production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Promotes Vitality For All Ages
An advertisement extols Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a daily laxative to boost liver and bowels, prevent bilious headaches, and improve appetite. It claims a youthful, energetic life with regular use and warns against harsh cathartics, recommending the product for adults and children alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Caldwell
Notice of Executor Appointment in Bremer County Iowa
On September 6, 1932, the district court of Bremer County Iowa appointed Herman F Buchholz as executor of the estate of William Buchholz deceased late of the county. Creditors must present claims legally authenticated to the court for allowance and debtors must pay the undersigned. Dated September 6, 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Bremer County
Iowa
Wm. Buchholz
Herman F. Buchholz
Neighborhood clash over cussing neighbor
A family moves in and Jack with his dog visits. He returns upset saying the neighbor curses and insults him and his mother. On the porch she chastises a dirty car she claims stains her clean porch.
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Jack
Liver Function Spares Heat Says Yale Doctor
Dr Henry G Barbour of Yale University reports to the Nation academy that the liver functions to save heat when the body is chilled or at fever onset. The finding highlights the liver as a heat conservation organ in metabolic response.
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Henry G. Barbour
Yale University
The
Nation Academy
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H J. Metcalf
Information State Fish and Game Commission
Snipe
Dean
Ynearn
A. E. Everett
Telphone
A. M. Stegeman
Sorg Drug Store
E. C. Claus
Paul Schober
Bankers Life Insurance
Des Moines
Buhr
G. A. Tjernagel Chiropractor
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 Bark Bldg
Herman Kleiss
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