Wanted Experienced Candlers At Kramer Produce
In person applications invited at Kramer Produce in Tripoli for experienced candlers.
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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1957
Page
4
In person applications invited at Kramer Produce in Tripoli for experienced candlers.
Public notice from Blue Cross and Blue Shield about assistance and enrollment contact Merlin M. Jacobsen at C 419 W, Box 312, Waverly. Includes fragmented phone and address details.
Timmy Grove was surprised with a party at his parents home on December 29 to mark his fifth birthday. Thirty guests attended from Minneapolis Greene Waterloo and Tripoli. Lunch and a Frosty the Snowman cake were served by Mrs. Grove.
A memorial verse honors Alice, loved wife, whose kindness and helpful deeds touched many. The speaker expresses deep grief and faith that joy awaits beyond sorrow, awaiting reunion beyond the sunset.
A series of thanks from James Bockhaus Mrs Romaine Brase and Baby and Mrs Fred Doepke for cards gifts visits and support during hospital stays and after. Messages express appreciation and mention Rev Mohr neighbor and relatives.
The American Legion Auxiliary gathered at Tripoli Town hall on Tuesday Jan 8 Hostesses were Sarah Holm Geneva Selck and Helen Bunger All members are asked to bring used clothing for Hungarian relief to the February meeting Thank you cards from shut ins for cheer packages were read by the president
The Tripoli Leader reports local news from Tripoli Iowa dated January 9 1957. Community updates include city events school activities and civic notices affecting residents.
A new 1957 program aid on the family farm trends and adjustments is received by Extension Director Doyle Gorden in Tripoli. Prepared by W H Stacy of Iowa State College, the publication defines family farm as both business and non business, noting it is more than a production unit. Copies are obtainable from the Bremer County Extension office.
Mrs John Schwabe came home Tuesday from Sum ner Community hospital where she had surgery the prior Wednesday.
A 1954 census analysis argues larger farms improve efficiency but not beyond current patterns. The discussion stresses sustaining family farming values, extending agricultural information to farmers and youth, and four adjustment paths: bigger farms, better use of acres, part time work, or off-farm employment. In northern Iowa, farm men outnumber departures, underscoring migration and mechanization effects.
The infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Victor Peters was baptized Sunday at St Matthew's Lutheran with Rev Erich Dornbusch officiating. Sponsors are Mrs Erich Harms and Mrs Leonard Dettmer. A series of Sunday visits and family gatherings followed at the homes of Ludwig Platte and Holm in Tripoli. Wesley Sauerbrei welcome a daughter born at Allen Memorial Hospital in Waterloo.
Iowa farmers embrace cage laying for hens says Paul Walther ISU extension poultryman. There are over 350 cage-layer operations with flock sizes from 600 to 5,000 birds. Cages measure small dimensions and enable higher hen density, but labor per hen is higher and buildings need insulation and ventilation. Operators say caged hens are nicer to work with.
Mr and Mrs Raymond Ragsdale and two sons Jeffery and Mark relocate to the B E Sweet farm east of town. Also, Mr and Mrs Rick Christoffer move from the Sweet farm to a home on South Main Street in Tripoli.
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