Tripoli Editorial Notes Local Postage and Rates
The Tripoli editorial listing shows the paper as a second class mail publication at Tripoli derived from March 8 1879 law. It notes publication each Wednesday and establishment since 1894. Official paper for Town of Tripoli and Bremer County Iowa. Publisher William A Buckley Editor Robert J Sassman Subscriptions 3.50 yearly in Iowa 4.50 elsewhere.
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Tripoli
Iowa
Bremer County
William A. Buckley
Robert J. Sassman
State Game Supt. Refers to Bounties As Not Necessary
State Game Superintendent Bill Brabham criticizes bounty payments in Iowa. He notes $1,837,265.98 paid for fox and $300,464.70 for coyote with little impact on populations, urging funds be redirected to wildlife habitat planting programs. The legislature moved fox and coyote to optional bounty status, accelerating the shift away from bounties.
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Iowa
Bill Brabham
State Conservation Commission
Brabham
Commission Sees Good Iowa Fishing Season Ahead
The state conservation commission forecasts a real good fishing season in Iowa with officials stating a bountiful supply of fish.
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Commission
Iowa
State Conservation Commission
Plan Play Experiences For Children At Home
Pearl E Pardee offers guidance for parents and babysitters on planning daily play with children. Emphasizes free, guided play, avoiding adult models, and fostering creativity with appropriate supervision and space. Recommends using accessible materials, time, and a welcoming noisy environment for social play.
Attorney General Asked to Rule on Required Courses
Attorney General Evan Hultman is asked to decide if schools without kindergartens can qualify for state school funds. State Superintendent Paul Johnston notes a prior unconstitutional ruling and a special session attempt to clarify school eligibility, with 95 percent of rural Iowa schools lacking kindergarten courses. Johnston seeks a ruling on which courses are required.
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Evan Hultman
Paul Johnston
Johnston
Iowa
Hultman
Fred Maytag II Left Estate Of $5 Million
A district court probate report from Newton shows Fred Maytag II left an estate valued at $5 million. Maytag was chairman of the Maytag company, known worldwide for washing machines, with stocks and bonds valued at over $4 million included in the estate.
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Newton
Fred Maytag II
Maytag
Maytag Company
Organization to Wage Fight for Iowa Rural Schools
An Iowa group named Iowa School Organization Inc formed in Des Moines to press a grass roots fight for rural schools in the 1965 legislature. Norris G. Olney says the group supports reasonable education standards for all Iowa schools and accuses the Department of Public Instruction of manipulating rules to push rural schools into mergers and consolidation.
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Iowa School Organization, Inc
Des Moines
Iowa Supreme Court
State Department of Public Instruction
Norris G. Olney
Marathon
Iowa
Department of Public Instruction
Hultman accuses Hughes of leadership gap in race
Republican Hultman charges Governor Harold Hughes with leadership gaps as he seeks reelection. He says Hughes talks in generalities and is long on lecture but short on leadership, aiming to unseat the Democrat governor.
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Hultman
Hughes
Evan Hultman
Harold Hughes
4 H Club News Fireflies and Bees Shows April Meetings
4 H clubs report April sessions with demonstrations on sweet bread safety labeling and breads from other countries. Members hear talks on refrigeration milk and pies, plus music for a Gay Nineties revue. Next meetings set at Marjorie Blume and Nancy Brase homes.
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Marjorie Blume
Mary
Nancy Hoppenworth
Kay Ormston
Mary Rathe
Debbie Chapin
Debbie Green
Susan Schmidt
Marjorie
Marilyn Blume
Debra Chapin
Tens N Teens 4-H
Karen and
Ann Heffernan
Cecelia Kingery
Carole Lageschulte
Nancy Burrow
Karen Heffernan
Connie Kinger
Nancy Brase
Marilyn Beam
Sumner Sparklers
Calendar of events at Bremer County fairboard group
April 30 special meeting of the fairboard Bremer County Mutual Insurance Association in Waverly at 6 p.m. May 6 coffee at Tripoli Town Hall at 9 30 a.m. May 6 county council meeting Extension office Tripoli at 8 p.m. May 7 rally day planning committee Extension office Tripoli at 8 p.m.
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Bremer County Mutual Insurance Association
Waverly
Tripoli
Recipe Box Talk Highlights Wapsie 4-H Meeting
At the Wapsie 4-H meeting on April 6 at Janice McLaveys home, 15 members and visitors discussed recipe book selections and demonstrations. A Mother and Daughter Tea is planned for May 4 with committees formed for gifts, decorations, and food. Glenda Matthias presented what to look for in a recipe book.
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Janice McLavey
Glenda Matthias
Ruth Leuenberger
Gayle Bergmann
Julie Kerr
Vickie Heine
Barbara Davison
Susan Carroll
Judy Bahlmann
Carol Hahn
4-H Club Demonstrations and Talks Highlight April Meeting
A Leroy Gopherettes 4-H Club gathering featured demonstrations on quick bread, one bowl cake, cookies, and nutrition talks by Terri Minnaert and Kathy Albrecht. Officers elected, grooming winners announced, and plans for photos and a Mother-Daughter Tea at Tripoli discussed.
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Janice Strottman
Debbie
Terri Minnert
Brenda Meier
Clarice
Candace Schroeder
Kathy Albrecht
Terri Minnaert
Crystal Wittenburg
Anita Koldt
Barbara Stahlhut
Anita Klodt
Connie Rommel
Schoephoester
Leroy Gopherettes
Maureen Schoephoester
Sharyl Buchholz
Colleen Schoephoester
Betty
Tripoli
Janet Kuethe
Joanne Fay
Accident report reaches Richmann and Howrey in Boise
Clarence Richmann and Rose Howrey learned their sister Mrs. Lesa Pries was injured in an accident while traveling from Boise Idaho toward Eugene Oregon. Further details were not immediately available as information came in.
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Clarence Richmann
Rose Howrey
Lesa Pries
Boise
Ida
Eugene
Ore
4-H Club Meeting Highlights and Roles
The TNT 4-H Club met at Marsha Buls home with eight members present. Demonstrations on butter cake and sugar cookies were given by Marsha Buls and Sharyl Brase, followed by talks on cake science and a girl and her figure. Committees were formed with Marsha Buls and Charlotte Nordman on entertainment, Dixie Ruehs and Marilyn Vossburg on invitation, and Janet Dietz Joyce Dooly and Kendra Nordman on food.
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Sumner Sparklers
Maureen Platte
Virgil Osborn
Linda Mohling
Dianna Osborn
Judy Forberg
Janet Leisinger
Patty Meyer
Dianne Priebe
Dorothy Priebe
K. P
Janet Lei
TNT 4-H Club
Marsha Buls
Sharyl Brase
Janet Dietz
Joyce Dooly
Charlotte Nordman
Dixie Ruehs
Marilyn Vossburg
Kendra Nordman
Fragmented Local News From Cedar Rapids and Readlyn
A ragged clipping details multiple social notes from Cedar Rapids and Readlyn. It mentions a person removed to hospital then released, continued travels in Oregon cities, visits by Mrs Arnold Berprop and others, Happy Hour party with Prize Wines, Sunday guests in Richmas home, Minnie Coontz visiting son George, Aug Wille Kathy at Readlyn, Wittenburg birthday celebration, and Rose Howrey starting work after a birth in the Kerr family at Mr. Pro pect Illinois.
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Oregon
Nold
Roger Morgan
Henry Koepke
Clary Beck
Richmas
H. C. Richmann
Ion
Hilda Mu
Anniversary celebration for Mr and Mrs Fred Brown
Mr and Mrs Fred Brown of Salem recently marked their 60th wedding anniversary with a family dinner honoring six decades of married life.
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Fred Brown
Salem
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