The Tripoli Leader member notice
Entered as second class mail at Tripoli Iowa under the act of March 8 1879. Second class postage paid at Tripoli Iowa 50676.
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Tripoli
Iowa
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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1973
Page
2
Iowa session begins with new leaders and farm policy shakeup
The Iowa House and Senate organize for a new session with fresh leaders. Governor Ray’s inauguration sets the tone as legislators plan priority programs including property tax relief. Washington cuts REAP and disaster loan programs, trimming rural aid and wetlands preservation funding, affecting Iowa farmers amid a record 1972 farm income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray
Washington
REAP
Fedeal
Looking Back 1932 Life in Tripoli and Area
Items from Leader Files recalling December 28 1932 with anniversaries injuries local travels and business updates. Highlights include the Kammeyers surprise anniversary, a 15 year old fracture from a Christmas Eve car crash in Tripoli, Ringling Bros. veteran Louis Panzer visiting relatives, and Tripoli High School chosen for February sectional basketball. Also notes 1967 obituaries, break in attempts, and local marriages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Kammeyer
Edward Bennett
B. B. Bennett
Tripoli
Louis Panzer
Ringling Bros. Circus
Bridgeport
Conn
New Gas Bull Implement Co
Tripoli High School
F. J. Biesterfelt
Gary Hoppenworths
Seattle
Robert
Food price outlook for 1973 from Bremer Extension
Bremer County Extension Director Larry Stoltenberg reports 1973 consumer food prices will rise but not as sharply as in 1972. Meat costs led 1972 increases, with total farm food spending at about 116 billion dollars in 1972 and farm food income up 10 percent from 1971.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Futrell
Iowa State University Extension
Futrell
Double cooking and freezing tips for quick family meals
The guide promotes planning and freezing meals within 2 3 months, cooling promptly to preserve flavor, and using moisture proof freezer containers. It highlights stand mixers rising in popularity for holiday cooking and practical ideas for storage and food safety.
Store unveils 29 color hues with named shades
A department store chain introduces a color system that names hues such as lettuce cinnamon and buttercup and assigns four shade variants for each. By mid summer all home furnishings will carry these official colors with color swatches for manufacturers and buyers to ensure matching tones.
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A Webber
Bremer County
Robert J. Sassman
Iowa Press Association
Agriculture Department
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
ASCS
Congress
USDA
WBP
Farmers Home Administration
By Don Reid
The
Leader
Will Propp
Ella Sell
Caroline Schnurstein
Grace Lutheran Church
Henry Buss
Sumner Hospital
Frederika
Wanda Dettmer
Darwin Boldt
Cedar Falls
Joseph Dorn
Waterloo Courier
Judy Heideman
Denver
George Hafner
Dean Dalziel
Sweets Marsh
Northeast
Nixon
J. Merrill Anderson
Iowa Farm Bureau
Oren Lee Staley
National Farmers Organization
REA Loans
Earl King
Iowa Association of Electric Co-operatives
King
Bremer Co
Larry Stoltenberg
Hasbrouck - Voetmann Lumber Co
Wehling's
Radio & TV
Wehling
Readlyn
Kuhrt Insurance Agency
Dial
Garner
Green Bay Soap Company
Bergmann Insurance Agency
Edgar Bergmann
Allen Casady
Frederika Plainfield
Rath Swine
Tripoli Feed & Livestock, Inc
Larry Hanson
Kent
Mecadox
Star
Tripoli Feed & Grain Inc
Robert Miller
Mgr
Colburn Feed Mil
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