Tripoli Leader publication and rate info
Tripoli Leader official weekly paper of Tripoli Iowa since 1894. Published every Wednesday under second class mail. Publisher William A Buckley lists subscription rates 3.00 yearly in Iowa 3.50 elsewhere.
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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1956
Page
2
Tripoli Leader official weekly paper of Tripoli Iowa since 1894. Published every Wednesday under second class mail. Publisher William A Buckley lists subscription rates 3.00 yearly in Iowa 3.50 elsewhere.
Bremer county residents may attend two windbreak planting demonstrations next week at Chester Pass farm in Leroy township Thursday 1 p m and Harold Brandenburg farm in Warren township Friday 1 p m Iowa State College Extension Forester Richard B Campbell will be present to plant and answer questions from attendees.
Readlyn 4-H clubs report April gatherings with 11 members at Readlynettes meeting hosted by Jonalie Johnson. Plans include a roller skating party April 27 at Readlyn Community building and 4-H camp selectors. Demonstrations by Staack Dickman Meyerhoff. Cedar Chums and Jolly Jacksons meetings feature food, talks, and lunches. Washington Herdsmen consider scrap-iron drive. Franklin Goal Getters elect officers and host mothers breakfast March 30. Wapsie Whirlwinds organize mother daughter tea May 7. Dayton Dodgers meeting noted with activities.
The Tripoli Leader notes several 4-H gatherings in mid April. Polk Hustlers discuss cattle and calves while Waverettes plan a mother daughter tea. Peppy Pals and Maxfield Rangers hold talks on teeth nutrition and motor portable projects. Gopherettes plan a May tea and banquet, with treasurer notes and upcoming demonstrations.
Dale Kuhnau of Dallas Center suffered burns when an auto tank exploded. bystander John Shaffer, also burned, tackled the danger, stopping Kuhnau from fleeing and ripping burning clothes from him.
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