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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1955
Page
2
The Tripoli Leader is the official weekly newspaper of Tripoli town and Bremer County Iowa established in 1894. William A Buckley serves as publisher with annual subscriptions priced at 3.00 in Iowa and 3.50 elsewhere.
Bremer county dairymen profit this winter by feeding home grown concentrate mixtures. Ralph Albrecht herd in Sumner tops the Bremer DHIC list with a 500 lb corn cob meal plus 500 lb oats and 50 lb linseed oil meal and 50 lb soybean oil meal ration.
James M. Eveland chairman of the Bremer County ASC committee explained that purchase agreements give farmers the same government price support as price support loans. He noted farmers often believe loans are required for protection, clarifying that the price support level is the same for supported crops.
The Tripoli Leader outlines Iowa farmers can choose purchase agreements or loans to obtain cash or price support on 1955 crops. Buyables may be stored or warehouse stored. applicants must be the grain producer. Purchase agreements lock in price support for a set amount delivered at government fixed times. Corn must meet quality rules. delivery is limited to the specified amount. Iowa deadline is January 31 for several crops and May 31 for corn. Applications go to the local ASC office. fee is half a cent per bushel.
Through a window at the P. B. Baartman home near Sioux Center a hunter’s pursued bird broke through and was unharmed.
The statement claims United States President John Tyler fathered fourteen children, reflecting his large family.
Dr. Paul J. Amlie, formerly of Tri poli and Waverly, has moved to Blairstown to assume a physician’s practice once held by a doctor who died last spring. Amlie, a State University of Iowa graduate, practiced before World War II and after service, now begins anew in Blairstown following a recent transfer.
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