Tripoli Leader editorial notice and publication details
The Tripoli Leader is the official Tripoli Iowa newspaper established in 1894. It publishes weekly on Wednesdays and is mailed as second class matter. Publisher is William A Buckley and Editor is Robert J Sassman. Subscription rates are 3.50 per year in Iowa and 4.50 per year elsewhere.
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Tripoli
Iowa
Bremer County
William A. Buckley
Robert J. Sassman
Maxfield 4-H Club News Major Meetings and Fund Drive
Maxfield Merry Maids and Biz-E-Bees 4-H clubs held March meetings with new projects. Members named famous women for roll call. Clubs voted to donate to Easter Seals and the I F Y E fund and approved dues. Demonstrations covered Back Lap Pillow Bedding care and Good Looks For Your Books. Major club notes include transfers and committee roles for 4-H year plans.
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Maxfield
Merry Maids
Joyce Strottman
Carol Wehling
International Youth Exchange
Susan Oltrogge
Jane Oltrogge
Sylvia Harms
Biz-E-Bees
Kay Ormston
I. F. Y. E. Fund
Nancy Hoppenworth
Marjorie Blume
Barbara Rathe
Eileen Sievers
Home Improvement Plans Available At Extension Office
Tripoli residents can obtain a 48 page Home Improvement Plans book from the county extension office for one dollar. The Midwest Plan Service compiled ideas from 13 universities to aid remodeling and storage design for every room.
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Tripoli
Gene Vincent
Fred Roth
Iowa State University
Midwest Plan Service
Co Equipment Plan Books
Cooperative Extension Service
Vincent
Be Ready With Health Papers For Stock Shows
Bremer County livestock exhibitors face health test deadlines for fairs this spring and summer. Regulations from Iowa state veterinary authorities require brucellosis tests for female calves and bulls over six months, vaccination records, and official health certificates. Swine and sheep rules cover vaccination timing, brucellosis testing, and dipping for scab areas, with strict import and certification requirements.
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Bremer County
Duane F. Steinhart
State Veterinarian’s Office
Division of Animal Industry
Iowa State Department of Agriculture
Steinhart
Iowa
Bremer
United State Department of Agriculture
United States Department of Agriculture
Iowa Department of Agriculture
Oats Fertilization Linked to Higher Profits for Iowa Farmers
County expert Gene Vincent notes oats can be profitable with fertilization and land preparation costs charged to the crop. Iowa State trials show average yields around 94 bushels per acre, with potential to reach 70 bushels per acre through nitrogen emphasis, boosting profit by about $12 per acre at 60 cents a bushel.
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Gene Vincent
Vincent
J. A. Stritzel
Extension Agronomist
Iowa State University
Iowa
Lowa
Rules and copies of state animal industry regulations
The article notes deadlines and requirements for compliance with animal industry rules. It mentions that a copy of the regulations is available at the Extension office and veterinarians’ offices across the county. Interested parties may study the requirements or request additional copies from the Division of Animal Industry, Iowa State Department of Agriculture, State House, Des Moines.
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Division of Animal Industry
Iowa
Fertilizer payoff exceeds corn, straw boosts returns
The analysis shows a return of $19 per $5 invested in fertilizer, about 4 to 1. Fertilizer boosts grain yield and adds about a half ton of straw per acre worth $7. Straw shortages could push prices higher, increasing overall returns.
National Library Week Focuses on Read Growth
Tripoli library marks National Library Week with a slogan Read and watch your world grow and about 150 new books for checkout. Highlights include Dr Tom Dooley life story compiled by Manahan Before I Sleep C LA the inside story by Tully Calorie Countdown Lindlahr Tell it to Louella Louella Parsons The Old Man s Boy Grows Older Robert Ruark and in adult fiction The Trial of Callista Blake Pangborn The...
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National Library Week
Herbert Hoover
Harry S. Truman
Tripoli
Tom Dooley
Manahan
C.la
Tully
Lindlahr
Louella
Louella Parsons
Robert Ruark
Socheville Alfalfa Promises Higher Yields and Quick Recovery
Socheville Alfalfa, developed in France, offers more for age and an extra hay cutting in short one to three year rotations. It resists leaf spot, stays green, grows rapidly and starts early in spring, recovering quickly after each cut. A product of L. Teweles Seed Co. Milwaukee Wis.
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France
L. Teweles Seed Co
Milwaukee 1
Wis
Easter and seasonal books on display in shop window
A reading display features titles from fiction and non fiction about Easter and growth. Notable works include The Bunny Who Found Easter and Easter Fires with writers Hazeltine Smith Zlotow Hays and Watts. Readers are invited to browse and enjoy books that promise to please and broaden their world.
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Bill Mauldin
Shulman
Hank Winton
Atwater
Gail
Miller
Allen
Walden
Candy
Bradbury
Over
Skeleton Ridge
Wellman
Sue Morris
Sky Nurse
Deming
Melcher
Nielsen
Sue Barton
Boyston
Brink
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Alfred Schweer
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Gavin
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Yerby
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