Tripoli Leader Official City Newspaper Details
The Tripoli Leader is the official city newspaper of Tripoli and Bremer County Iowa. It is a second class mail publication established in 1894 and published weekly on Wednesdays. Robert J. Sassman serves as publisher with annual subscriptions of 6 dollars in-state and adjoining counties and 7 dollars out-of-state.
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Tripoli
Iowa
Bremer County
Robert J. Sassman
Bremer
Black Hawk
Buchanan
Butler
Chickasaw
Fayette
Floyd County
State of
Otto Nealson
West Liberty
Nealson
Betty Hoffman
Muscatine
Rays Cash Market Opens In Tripoli This Saturday
Local note: Ray Jacobson to operate Rays Cash Market opening Saturday September 5 with stock and equipment from Paul Fern who bought Home Town Bakery assets. Also in town Dennis area updates: tributes to deceased George Trierweiler and John F Kehe.
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Rays Cash Market
Ray Jacobson
West Union
Paul Fern
Waverly
Kenneth Benton
John Shales
Tripoli Theatre
Louis Schmelcer
George
Elmer Nuss
Frederika
H. W. Helm
Tripoli
New Iowa aging agency chief gaps in private contracts
George Orr the new executive director of the Iowa commission on the aging criticizes numerous private consultant contracts and vague language. He has canceled several agreements including one worth 45000 with only four paragraphs.
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Commission On
George Orr
Iowa Commission On the Aging
Orr
Leona Peterson
State Crime Commission
Aging Commission
Robert Ray
Capitol Gains and Losses Cap in District Listening Posts
A congressman describes a week plus in the Third District meeting constituents at Listening Posts and fairs. He cites Rockford testimony to aid elderly housing and social services and notes plans to repeal automatic pay raises, plus a Texas mayor’s parodied red tape tale about HUD forms and government waste.
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Congress
Washington
Rockford
Senate
Special Committee On
Iowa
Dick Clark
Third
House Select Committee On Aging
Government Executive Agency Review Task Force
Midland
Texas
HUD
U.S. Government Printing Office
National Archives
Library of Congress
David Bacon
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Cardiac Clinic Set for Area Children
In Decorah on September 23, 1976, a free nondiscriminatory cardiac health clinic for children and youths with rheumatic fever or heart problems will be conducted by University of Iowa cardiologists. The program, run by SSCC and directed by Dr. John C. MacQueen, serves multiple northeast Iowa counties with referrals via physicians. call (319) 353-5428 for information or appointments.
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Robert W. Shields
Edgewood
Iowa
Congregational Church
Alfred Schweer
Tripoli
Darren Grahlmann
Ernest Grahlmann
San Pedro
Calif
Joel
Briardale
R. O Wikner
Great Lakes
Des Moines
National Model Committee
House
Senate
Model
Legislative
Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
Iowa General Assembly
Iowa City
Decorah
Allamakee
Black Hawk
Bremer
Butler
Cerro Gordo
Chickasaw
Clayton
Fayette
Floyd
Howard
Mitchell
Winneshiek
Iowa State Services For Crippled Children
SSCC
John C. MacQueen
Bremer County Extension Calendar of Events
August 30 4 H skating party at Rollerdrome Cedar Falls 7 30 p m Fair Board Meeting Extension Office Tripoli 8 p m September 1 Hobby Fair Committee Meeting Extension Office Tripoli 1 30 p m Extension Council Meeting Extension Office Tripoli 8 p m
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Cedar Falls
Tripoli
GI Bill eligibility for 181 days service
Persons who completed 181 days active military service since 1966 are eligible for up to 36 months of training under the GI Bill.
Daylilies: hardy perennials for Iowa gardens
The daylily, a hardy perennial, thrives in Iowa with 4000 varieties and scents vary from soft yellow to deep black purple. Transplant in late August to September or early spring, plant in full sun or partial shade, space 2 feet apart, and mulch soil to establish roots before winter.
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Lowa Gardens
Russ Solheim
Bremer County
Gary Kling
Iowa State University
Kling
Gardening tips for growing in poorly drained sites
The guidance covers soil filling, heavy watering weekly until frost, dividing daylily clumps every six to eight years in early spring, removing excess soil, cutting tops to two inches, and dividing the crown with a sharp tool. Seeds may be sown in fall of
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Tripoli Board of Education
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Carl Kowalsky
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Theron Carroll
Scholtz Hospital
S. A. Maurer
Don McNeil
Chicago
Richard Meyer
Ft. Belvoir
U.S. Army
H. A. Reding
Irene Sherman
Mike Schnieders
Carmi Dooly
Iowa Press Association
Middleton
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House of Representatives
Legis
Volga Lake
State Conservation Commission
Volga River
Brice, Petrides and Associates, Inc
Vietnam
Donald Ladage
Camas
Michael J. King
Black Hawk County
Fred Nolte
Leslie Dettmer
Janesville
Sigmund Meyer
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Siegel
Erwin Drape
T. J. Nevermann
Long Beach
By Don Reid
Capitol
U.S. Internal Revenue Service
D.C
Charles E. Grassley
University of Iowa
Bolson
Troy Tripoli
Bob Stansbery
London
Kent
Kent Dog Food
Kent Rabbit Ration
Kent Cat Food
Ila
Brown Lumber
Raymond
Hasbrouck-Voetmann Lumber Company
Wehling
Wehling’s
TV & Stereo
Readlyn, Iowa
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