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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1971
Page
2
The Weaber Association founded in 1886 serves Tripoli Iowa Bremer County as the official town newspaper with publisher Robert J Sassman. Subscription rates are 4.00 per year in advance within Iowa and 5.00 per year in advance elsewhere.
The Bremer County Fair 4-H and FFA events crowned blue red and white ribbon winners across poultry rabbits soybeans crops and ponies. Notable names include Lyle Pries Sandra Rader Linda Pries Diane Rader Gary Nuss Mary Hoppenworth Eddie Huck and Leslie Huck with numerous class victors and reserve awards in ducks geese turkeys lambs sheep and horse halter and saddle classes.
The Tripoli Leader notes blue ribbons and red and white ribbons in divisions at the Bremer County 4 H Fair August 25 1971. Winners include Linda Brase Doris Bull Kristi Johnson Jim Herman and many others across plant collection climatology entomology wood working photography and educational exhibits with numerous names listed.
Calendar entries list events from Bremer-Chicka Dairy Facility Tour to Extension Conference. Includes Skating Party at Rollerdrome Cedar Falls and Bremer County Fair Board meetings at the Extension Office Tripoli, with times from 7:30 p.m. to 10:00 a.m. in late August and early September.
Charles E. Watts of Pocahontas was honored by the U S Savings Bond Division Treasury Department at a luncheon for 30 years as volunteer chairman of Pocahontas city and county. He received a Liberty Bell replica inscribed to him for aiding savings bond purchases totaling over 32 million dollars.
The New Hampton Community High School marching band and jazz ensemble will appear at the Minnesota State Fair on September 3 representing Iowa. They will perform in multiple appearances during Iowa Day events.
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