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Tripoli Leader

Location

Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1934

Page

2

Over $4,000 in prizes at Bremer county fair

Bremer county 4-H fair at Bremer county fair grounds in Waverly on August 22 28 and 24 will award over 4 000 in prizes. Open classes include prime market hogs dairy cows poultry and alfalfa and soybean entries. Premiums and exhibition details announced by farm bureau and local associations. Also notes on bees hats and a proverb about work.

Bremer County Waverly Black Hawk Butler Chickasaw Fayette Farm Bureau C.T.A Iowa Ayrshire Guernsey Jersey Holstein W. J. Prestien

Ruling on Feeder Pigs Purchases By Iowa Farmers

Secretary of Agriculture H A Wallace announces amendments to Administrative Ruling No 52 removing most purchase restrictions for feeder pigs from August 1 to November 30 1934. Farmers must separate or ID pigs, keep records of losses and sales, and file a detailed purchase statement with the county allotment committee within one week, including seller details and identification methods. Noncompliance treats feeder pigs as hogs produced for market from 1934 litters.

Secretary of Agriculture H. A. Wallace Bremer County County Allotment Committee

Project Demonstrations Wednesday August 22

Home project women from Polk Fremont Washington West La fayette Warren Frederika and Jackson townships will demonstrate at the floral hall Wednesday August 22. Demonstrations start at 1:00 PM with townships listed in order, featuring musical selections by Ruth and Esther Kuethe. Gladys Napiecek Bremer county 4-H president, A P Juhl county farm bureau president, Mrs W M George home project chair, also a farm bureau federation representative and judge will speak. Excellent home project exhibits are planned and invited.

Home Project Polk Fremont Washington West Lafayette Warren Frederika Jackson Floral Hall Ruth Esther Kuethe Gladys Napiecek Bremer County 4-H County Farm Bureau A. P. Juhl W. M. George Iowa Farm Bureau Federation

Bundles or bales used for hay exhibits in Bremer County

Bremer county farmer exhibitors may use either bundles or bales for alfalfa and soybean hay exhibits. Rules require bale or bundle size, origin from Bremer county or bordering counties, with premiums awarded for top placements. Entries due August 21 22 at Floral Hall, with specific data and weight guidelines for alfalfa and soybeans.

Farm Bureau Office Bremer County Black Hawk Butler Chickasaw Fayette Floral Hall

4-H club members to demonstrate August 23 at Bremer fair

Bremer county 4-H girls clubs will demonstrate on Thursday August 23 starting at 10 30 am in the floral hall at the Bremer county fair grounds. Demonstrations feature teams from Four Leaf Clover Polk township East Lafayette E L F Do A Best West Lafayette NRG Washington Fremont Hustlers Warren Workers and Happy Hustlers with leaders named. Everybody invited to attend.

Bremer County Four Leaf Clover Club Polk Township Leonard Lynes East Lafayette Township Bellmont Grim West Lafayette Township Earl Vosseller N.R.G. Club Washington Township James Scully Fremont Hustlers Fremont Frederika Charlotte Bennett Warren Warren Township Lyle Ormston Happy Hustlers Jackson Township Clyde Briner Bremer County Fair Grounds

Sugar Candy per Person in 1932 and National Use

The department of commerce reports each American averaged nine pounds of candy in 1932. The U S total reached 1,168,348,982 pounds, up 1.3 percent from the prior year. Doctors say most need sugar, but consumption varied widely among individuals.

United States Department of Commerce Los Angeles Times

Wonderful Program of Entertainment At 4-H Club Fair

A Bremer county 4-H fair promises stunt flying by Douglas Harris and a parachute jump by Jack Wise, a bucking Ford act, and acts by Vinton and Bulmer, Al and his Hawaiians, and many road show features over three days. Including mule and horse races, ashcan derby, a grand parade, pageant, milk maid contest, and baseball games with Texas Spiders versus Cedar Valley all-stars, Memphis Red Sox, and local junior matchups.

Douglas Harris Bremer County Jack Wise Eric Didge Ford Mr. Dodge Waverly Iowa Vinton Bulmer Dizzy Izzy LaVerns Hugo Smith Dog Dairy Cattle Congress Waterloo Texas Spiders Memphis Red Sox Cedar Valley All-Stars Cedar Valley League Spiders Allison Kansas City

Crayons From Oat Hulls Offer A New Art Medium

Artists can craft crayons from oat hulls an agricultural byproduct. By treating fural an oil yellow liquid from the hulls with simple chemicals a black material suitable for crayons is produced. Tests show comparable performance to charcoal and varying treatments yield different hardness and darkness levels.

Tints for the Bt Household August by Betty Webster

Betty Webster offers tips for school preparations in August. Mothers face busy times as vacations end and clothing care dominates. The column shares practical homemaking hints on footwear mending, ice cracking, baking temperatures, whipped cream desserts, and rug care.

Betty Webster

Has Your Awnings Cleaned This Summer Yet

A simple method to refresh awnings is to spray them with a hose and, if possible, scrub with a coarse brush or broom. This quick bath can restore brightness and make them look nearly new again.

Pineapple Bavarian Cream and Fruit Dressing Recipe

A vintage recipe card describes Pineapple Bavarian Cream using grated pineapple gelatine sugar and lemon juice folded with whipped cream and nuts, set in a sponge lined mold with cherries. It also provides a Fruit Salad Dressing with pineapple and lemon juices eggs whipped cream and sugar, boiled briefly and folded in.

State Fair unveils eight days of special days at Des Moines

Iowa's 80th annual State Fair opens next Wednesday with free days for youth and veterans and events honoring 4-H, public schools, and leaders. Highlights include Children's Day August 24 with free admission for under 16, 4-H stock judging and auto races, World War veterans free August 25, Garden Club and Music Day August 26, Farm Bureau Day August 27 featuring Rexford Tugwell, Old Soldiers' Day August 28, and free admission for 4-H on August 29.

Des Moines Iowa American Legion Veterans Iowa Public Schools Farm Bureau Rexford G. Tugwell

Des Moines Fair Honors Legislators and Officials

The event includes designation of Auto Race Day and Baby Beef and Pig Sale Day on Aug. 31 and an annual livestock parade. Preparation days run Aug. 22 and 23, with open judging contests starting Aug. 23 and Des Moines Days boosting store attendance Aug. 29 and 30 for 4-H entries and state officials.

Des Moines

Crop Sharing on Contracted Acres Governs Forage Harvest

Crops grown on contracted acres for farm use under rulings permitting grazing and harvesting forage crops and corn for fodder may be produced without mandatory division of income between producer and landlord. Any income from sold crops is split per leasing agreement.

Interpretation of Gestion Reaches Bromeyena Farms

Several requests concerning interpretation of this Gestion reached the farm bay. All office during the last several weeks in several farmers in Bromeyena will be interested in this interpretation.

Bromeyena

Harvest Regulations on Soybeans and Feed Crops

A fragment notes possible harvesting of soybeans and seed soybeans, referencing modifications and drought impacts. Mentions ACT and contract compliance, and various forage crops like milo and sorghum. Details are unclear due to damaged text but point to agricultural policy changes affecting harvest permissions.

Sunday school mix up ends with political quip

A Sunday school class prompts a student to name the Saviour. A girl answers \"lin D. Roosevelt\" prompting a whispered correction that she meant Jesus. A neighbor’s remark notes the misanswer leads to a political jab about being a Republican. The fragment ends with laughter.

Lin D. Roosevelt Jesus Hmpf Frank

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