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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1933
Page
2
Bremer County farmers plan larger soybean plantings due to high value for hay silage feed and seed. Varieties Manchu Illini Dunfield and Mukden are highlighted with planting rates grain drill versus broadcasting and best timing one to two weeks after corn. Cultivation and inoculation steps are outlined to maximize yields and weed control.
Countywide enrollment urged for 4-H horse and mule clubs with August fair in Waverly the target. Plans call for at least fifty dairy calves and fifty to seventy five market pigs, plus ten girls clubs. Rules cover ages, enrollments by July 1, livestock types, ownership, premiums, and cooperative sponsorship by state and county groups.
Iowa State College's R. K. Bliss outlines 4-H club benefits in a WOI radio talk. He notes clubs provide training, social development, and low costs, crediting local leaders and farm bureaus for building one of Iowa's key agricultural and home educational efforts.
Twelve Bremer County townships sent leaders to a series of training schools led by Miss Frances Pew. Sessions spanned Waverly, Denver, Sumner, Plainfield, and Tripoli with demonstrations on making wool bats and quilts from wool. The program covered cleaning wool, sewing dresses, community projects, and canning. A 4-H fair and achievement show will feature home project exhibits from the township groups.
A mother repurposes a discard card table by covering it with plain black oil cloth in the play room. It serves as a wipe clean surface for games painting and paper crafts, with easy refinishing if scratched.
The Jefferson Clibers 4-H club met at Maxine Jahnke's home on April 18 for officer elections. Lorene Moeller was chosen president, Maxine Jahnke vice president, Evanglyn Nehlsen secretary, Alpha Brandt treasurer, and Bernita Mohling historian. Florence Winzenburg and Irene Mundt with D. D. Offri nca guided the installation ceremony. The meeting adjourned after a delicious lunch.
The sheriff announces a special execution from Bremer County District Court to satisfy a debt of 11,586.23 plus costs to The Equitable Life Assurance Society. Properties described include multiple parcels in Section 28 and nearby tracts totaling about 316 acres in Township 93 North Range 12 West, to be sold at public auction May 11, 1938 at 10 a.m. in front of the WaVerly courthouse.
Bremer County Iowa voters and landowners are informed that the Board of Supervisors has adopted a weed control schedule. Weeds on highways must be cut by June 20 and July 10 1933. specific species include Canada thistle and quack grass. Failure to comply triggers weed commissioner action and possible crop damages charged to owners. Dated April 5 1933 at Waverly.
The U S Labor department lists recognized immigrant races including African American Armenian Bohemian Bulgarian Chinese Croatian Cuban Dalmatian Dutch East Indian Bosnian English Finnish Flemish French German Hebrew Herzegovinian Irish Italian North Italian South Japanese Korean Lithuanian Magyar Mexican Montenegrin Moravian Pacific Islander Polish Portuguese Rumanian Russian Ruthenian Scandinavian Scotch Servian Slovak Slovenian Spanish Spanish American Syrian Turkish Welsh West Indian.
The article describes a strange Jeypore building using cork stone porous niches that act as pipes. Wind blowing through openings makes notes as if the structure were a giant musical instrument. The Taj Mahal is noted similarly as a singing space.
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