The Tripoli Leader Publication Details and Rates
The Tripoli Leader, official city and Bremer County newspaper since 1894, published weekly in Tripoli Iowa 50676. Publisher Robert J Sassman announces subscription rates: 6.00 per year in advance within Bremer and nearby counties, 7.00 outside Iowa.
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Tripoli
Iowa
Bremer County
Robert J. Sassman
Bremer
Black Hawk
Buchanan
But- N A Yaller
Chickasaw
Fayette
Floyd County
Associatio
Tripoli Celebrates Paying No. 93 and Local Happenings
A crowd of about 5,000 attended tributes to paying No. 93 in Tripoli. The notice also covers upcoming marriages, deaths including Mrs. Wente and Mrs. Bahlmann, local estate sales, a fatal highway crash near Maynard Oecelwein, bus additions for the rural area, and school election plans for October 7 to fund a $900,000 elementary school building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tripoli
Eleanor Frese
Waverly
Thos. Tweite
Spring Grove
Minn
William Wente
William Lenius
Elmhurst
Byron
Louis F. Bergmann
Arnold
Denver
Wilhelmina Bahlmann
Will Grebien
Minnie Wiese
Herb Jahnke
William Kollman
Leslie Lauck
Otto Bartz Jr
Westgate
Westgate Area
Maynard
Oecelwein
Hampton
Gene Vincent
Ames
Floyd Bacon
Tripoli High School
Patricia Gade
Michael Stangle
Minnesota
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Spring Fountain
Barbara Zars
Gary Buhr
Readlyn
Klinger
Grace Lutheran Church
Connie Lee Kerkman
Belle Plaine
Michael Kuethe
Raymond Kuethes
Pinhook
Diane Stevens
Sumner
Foster Parents Receive State Increases In Iowa Aid
Iowa welfare officials announced a 30 percent boost in foster care payments funded by a 920000 appropriation. Base rates rise to 130 for ages five and under 170 for six to eleven 210 for twelve to fifteen and 220 for sixteen to twenty with extended reimbursements for room board clothing and school costs.
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Kevin Burns
Burns
Iowa
The
Commerce Commission
Commission
United Auto Workers of Iowa
Des Moines
Iowa Energy Foundation
Prairie City
Free Environment
Iowa City
Iowa Public Interest Research Group
Citizens United For Responsible Energy
Iowa Power and Light Company
Iowa Power
Capitol Gains and Losses Debate on Vaccination and Reform
August 16, 1976 overview of new vaccine liability law enabling sue rights for injuries from Swine Flu program and insurer claims against manufacturers or doctors. Critique of postcard voter registration plan and food stamp reform, plus notes on environmental bills and medical freedom advocacy.
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Ford
Congress
Extension Echos and Garden Kitchen Tips
Donna Andrusyk offers tips on preserving color in produce during cooking and simple canning guidance. The note covers greens oranges reds and whites, plus a sweet acidophilus milk update and a kid friendly Orange Freeze recipe. It ends with safe tomato canning methods and pressure canning for low acid vegetables.
Friday most Desirable Day for Marketing Grain
ISU study of central Iowa cash grain prices from 1971 to 1976 finds Friday most often the weekly high day for cash corn and soybeans, with Monday often the weekly low. The pattern may shift if farmers switch to Friday sales, and holiday effects show mixed results.
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Iowa State University
Central Iowa
ISU
Bob Wisner
Iowa
Wisner
Economist
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Kansas City
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Callimus
N.Y
Robert Ray
Ray
National Platform Committee
Tom Stoner
Stoner
Republican National Committee
Department of Social Services
Glenwood
Woodward
Cherokee
Clarinda
Independence
Mount Pleasant
Othrie McMurry
Iowa Natural Resources Council
McMurry
State Executive Council
Richard C. Turner
Gene Vernon
Lowal Merit Employment Commission
By Don Reid
Iowa Press Association
Capitol
Texas
U.S
Georgia
Dawson Mathis
Agriculture Committee
New River
North Carolina
Virginia
Village Voice
Charles E. Grassley
Donna Andrusyk
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Bolson
Kent
Tripoli Feed and Grain
Wehling
Zenith
Wehling’s
TV & Stereo
Readlyn, Iowa
Tripoline
Kuhrtin
Andersen
Ndersen
Hashrouck
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