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Tripoli Leader

Location

Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1952

Page

2

Watch All Diseases in Livestock Says Iowa Vet

Dr. Maynard Spear of Iowa State College urges farmers to treat all livestock diseases with the same seriousness as vesicular exanthema. He warns against buying hogs without checking for rhinitis and other illnesses, recommends quarantine and cleaning, and stresses cooperation to prevent spread from infected areas.

Iowa Maynard Spear Iowa State College Ames Spear Iova California

Legal property transfers and easements recorded

Transfers include Co Co to Robert C Jones and wife for lot 12 block 6 Waverly with revenue 11 dollars. William Bany to Herman Bany quit claim deed covering portions of section 13 92 12. Addie Goodsell Kingsbury to Bremer County Iowa easement for east 50 feet of north 40 acres in section 5 93 14 with price 38 45. Bonnie Tietje Melva Osin cup to C F Carstensen south 54 34 feet of lots 11 and 12 block 2 Harmon LeValley addition Waverly with revenue 111 dollars.

Bonnie Tietje Melva Osincup C. F. Carstensen Harmon & LeValley Waverly Esther Meeker Jesse Nichols Alice B. Farnum Cora Brotherton William P. Harmon Reinhardt Zars Margaret Dorn Clara Zars

Notice for hay and straw sellers in drought region

From the drought area in the south, requests for surplus hay or straw are arriving at the county extension office in Waverly. People with hay or straw to sell should report amount for sale price and approximate grade to the extension office. Names will be forwarded to county agents in southern drought sections for contact.

Waverly

Bremer county farmers urged to consider cattle feeding plan

Released through Ralph Poynter, County Extension Director, farmers see corn now green and consider buying plain steers to pasture stubble, finish on corn for late winter market. Kutish of Iowa State College says cattle could fetch about 25 cents a pound, with feed salvage and minimal corn use, while weather and cattle cycles pose risks for 1953. Hog market outlook volatile due to labor and embargoes. check all outlets for best price. Also includes listings for local sale of typewriter paper and land revenues in Waverly and Sumner notices.

Bremer County Francis A. Kutish Iowa State College Kutish

Lights and Bloodied Scene On Weekend Highway Crash

Patrol report from Osceola sergeant Don French recounts a fatal weekend crash. A woman lies in a bloodied head wound as rescuers find another badly injured driver with missing teeth and a severed artery. A tourniquet and first aid follow as a third victim is discovered in the backseat.

Don French Osceola

Bow Key Egg Feeds Claim Higher Hen Egg Yields

An Iowa State College survey cites factors boosting egg production from 121 to 184 eggs per hen between 1940 and last year. Key practices include housing pullets at five months, confinement during lay, regular culling, disease control, insulated houses, automatic water, and balanced Bow Key feeds. Bow Key Complete Lay and 20 and 22 percent Egg blends promise higher output with cost efficiency.

Iowa W. R. Whitfield Iowa State College Bow-Key

Tragedy on the County Bridge Near Mingo

A 66 year old man, George Batty, working on a county bridge near Mingo, fell 15 feet and died within hours. An unconscious woman on the floor was found by a bystander as ambulances arrived. two responders were present to assist.

Mingo George Batty

Readlyn Soldier Reuben Wittenburg Home From Korea War

Readlyn resident Reuben Wittenburg has returned home after discharge from the army. He served 19 months on a Korean battlefront as platoon sergeant with the 174th MB battalion in the 10th Division. He was released from active duty in May and after 30 days at home reported to Fort Sheridan Til for duty.

Reuben Wittenburg Readlyn Army Fort Sheridan Til Wittenburg T Tenth Division States 174Th MB Battalion

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