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Newspaper

Tripoli Leader

Location

Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1931

Page

6

County Agent Reports County Observations and Poultry Prospects

Williard Prestien of Denver reports favorable demand and higher expected income in 1931 for poultry. He plans to raise thousands of chicks on clean ground fed with alfalfa. Bremer County seed dealers promote Grimm alfalfa seed in sealed USDA certified origins. Dairy farmer Buhrmeister improves sterilization and quality milk handling. Demonstrations on horse breaking and pig tooth clipping are planned by Harry Linn. High quality pure bred sires boost herd records at F. A. Chester and Sons. Local Farm Bureau leaders attend meetings. road conditions hinder attendance. training for Farm Bureau ladies continues with weaving lessons.

Williard Prestien Denver Bremer Cooperative Nick Schuver Grimm Bremer County Roach Brothers Plainfield Bremer Count Farm Bureau Henry Buhrmeister Sumner Buhrmeister Ruhrmeister Theodore Stahlhut Sumner Township Harry Linn Des Moines Hoth Town Harness Makers Association Linn

First Series of Training Schools Are Well Attended

Mrs Eva Stacy of the Extension Service visited the county to lead the first series of lessons in the third year Home Project course. Snow kept three townships away, but gatherings occurred in Waverly Warren East Lafayette and Maxfield townships with numerous leaders and participants.

Eva Stacy D. D. Offringa Waverly Lloyd Knapp Floyd Poorman Glenn Ingham Washington Township Wm. Wendt N. A. Schuver Edgers Carl Ducker John Nolte Warren Township Clarence Gisler F. H. Platte East Lafayette Township Viola Orth Jackson Township Meta Busse Maxfield Township

Bremer County Fair Showcase Highlights Community Events

At the Bremer county fair several activities drew interest as attendees reviewed a report after the meeting. The film Her Father s Flock played to the crowd while Eva Stacy, visiting to lead the third year Home furnishing training school lessons, was introduced and spoke briefly about meeting township Farm Bureau members.

Bremer County Eva Stacy Standard

New Girls Club Organized Near Readlyn

Grace Miller of Bremer county 4 H hosts Franklin and Maxfield township girls at Mrs Nick Cook home on April 4 to form a Bremer county 4 H Girls club for 1931. Leona Judas is president with Miriam Cook vice president Hortense Kuethe secretary treasurer Lucille Kuethe reporter Rosetta Judas historian. Plans include May 2 meeting at Anita Tiedts and selecting a club name.

Grace Miller Bremer County Franklin Maxfield Nick Cook Leona Judas Miriam Cook Hortense Kuethe Lucille Kuethe Rosetta Judas Paul Neale Farm Bureau Anita Tiedt Dorothy Albrecht Ruth Ruehs Bernice Kuethe

Nora Workman Presents Second Series of Tray Weaving Lessons

Miss Nora Workman head of the Home Furnishings Division at Iowa State College will tour the county next week for a second series of Home Furnishings lessons focused on Tray Weaving. On Monday she will visit Jackson and Washington.

Nora Workman Extension Service Iowa State College Jackson

Meeting at Claude Briden Home At West Lafayette Farm Bureau

The West Lafayette township Farm Bureau held a largely attended meeting at the Claude Briden home on Wednesday April 1. Plans for another corn yield test plot and more junior club activities were discussed along with an annual report highlighting 1930 Farm Bureau work including harvests, limestone demonstrations, livestock marketing study trip to Cedar Rapids, and plans for the Reload program.

West Lafayette Township West Lafayette Fred Bahlman Geo. W. Christopher Cedar Rapids Farm Bureau R. A. Whitney Schild Brothers

After Forty Constipation Risks and Dr Caldwell Sausage

After forty, constipation can become chronic and lead to piles and other disorders. Guard bowel health with care and seek a doctor’s guidance. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is advertised as a safe, doctor recommended laxative for all ages.

Community meeting schedule across towns

East Lafayette and Warren plan a 10:00 a m to 4:00 p m session in Waverly cellar. Fremont and Ererika meet at Mrs. Ross Kelsey home on Thursday. Friday Douglas Polk and West Lafayette leaders meet at Plainfield Methodist basement. Attendees should bring a wash dress or coverall apron a paring knife old scissors nut pick or awl and a hand towel.

Own Township C. H. Milius Mabel Busse Maxfield Jefferson Township C. R. Besh A. H. Buss F. J. Epeneter Harry Koepke Harry Creager Henry Buhrmeister Estella M. Lawton Elsie Borcheerding Frederika Fremont Legion Auxiliary Room Tripoli C. B. Kelsey B. B. Bennett Douglas Polk West Lafayette Methodist Church Plainfield Eva Stacy Ames Doulas W. M. George Jackson Township Waverly Lucy Eichhorn Ton East Lafayette Warren Ross Kelsey Douglas, Polk Methodist

Fred Wolf Speaks at Franklin Township Meeting

Fred G Wolf of Waverly spoke at a Franklin township Farm Bureau gathering at school district No 3. The program included community singing a county agent talk and the movie Her Father Flock with comedy. Bad roads filled the schoolhouse and plans were made for the next meeting at district No 4 taught by Berdene Chestnut.

Fred G. Wolf Waverly Franklin Township Farm Bureau Berdene Chestnut

Denver area celebrations mark birthdays and anniversaries

Herman Walters celebrated his 74th birthday with family and neighbors Saturday. Mrs H W Steege’s relatives gathered Sunday for a hard birthday. George Faust and wife were surprised on Tuesday for their 40th wedding anniversary. Mrs Roy Trombauer from Waterloo visits at Hulda Hagemann’s home while her husband demos tractors in Arkansas. Shifts include showers for Lulu Lorenzen’s upcoming marriage to Ralph Fritz, remodeling by Fred Buhman, and a farewell funeral for Stanley Heidemann near Tripoli. Mrs Lulu Lorenzen and Ralph Fritz are mentioned as engaging soon.

Herman Walter H. W. Steege George Faust Roy Trombauer Waterloo Hulda Hagemann Epenter Robert John L. Heidemann August Heidemann Stanley Heidemann George Heidemann Tripoli Lulu Lorenzen Hans Lorenzen

Blaufuss couples wed in Denver Lutheran ceremony

The marriage occurred Wednesday at 2:30 p.m. in the Lutheran Church of Denver with Rev. Fred Schoenbohm officiating. After the ceremony the couple hosted a wedding dinner at the bride’s parents’ home and will honeymoon with relatives in McGregor Iowa and Dubuque before settling on the groom’s farm. Theophil Blaufuss of Elmhurst College and Frieda Blaufuss of Cedar Falls visited Denver Sunday. The St John’s Missouri Lutheran Ladies’ Aid plans a meeting next Wednesday at Mrs Henry Schweer’s home.

Denver Fred Schoenbohm Ride McGregor Iowa Dubuque Theophil Blaufuss Elmhurst College Elmhurst Illinois Frieda Blaufuss Cedar Falls St. John’s Missouri Lutheran Church Henry J. Schweer

West Indianapolis Library Patron Explains Reading Gap

A young library patron at the West Indianapolis public library explains he stopped borrowing books because his brother used to buy magazines and read them, but the brother married and stopped buying.

West Indianapolis

Frederika District Observes Arbor Day and Class Test Results

Visitors Beryl Kelsey and Trena Moeller viewed budding twigs of an apple plant placed in water. The violet plant transplanted in soil bloomed, and Thursday history classes had a true or false test with top scores by Edward Bennett Bertha Moller Marie Kelly and Lawrie. The plan includes planting a shrub on the school grounds Friday.

Aio Edward Bennett Bertha Yj Marie Kelly Lawrie Moler

New Man Accuses Wife of Curse of the Age

A jailhouse joke has a newcomer tell a chaplain that marrying a new wife ruined him. The chaplain laments the new woman as a curse of the age for neglecting home life. The man reveals his crime was bigamy after his old wife charged him.

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Farm Bureau News Fritz Kuecker Fremont Township Stouder Extension Department F. A. Chester and Sons of Readlyn Claude Briden da. W. B. Cacowent’s Gulf of Mexico Spahn & Rose Lumber Co F. W. Diekman Tripoli, Iowa Fred Wolf Franklin Two Isle Royale Michigan Lake Superior United States Long Island New York Whidby Island Washington American. Geographical Society Puget Sound Pontiacs Grant J. A. Nienhaus Garage Bremer McCormick McCormick-Deering Deering Miller Implement Co Lasola Kirchhoff Dher Beryl Kelsey Trena Moeller Acme Quality Tripoli Hardware Company Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
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