Tripoli Leader official paper of Tripoli and Bremer County
The Tripoli Leader is the official newspaper of Tripoli Iowa and Bremer County. It is published weekly on Wednesdays and has been established since 1894. Subscription rates are 3.00 per year in Iowa and 3.50 per year elsewhere.
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Tripoli
Bremer County
Iowa
William A. Buckley
Iowa farmers face small or negative returns for farm labor
Iowa State College economist Earl O Heady analyzes 1949 data to show how labor value on farms depends on size and capital. On farms averaging 85 acres per worker with under 1200 dollars in annual sales, workers lose about 244 dollars yearly. gains rise with higher sales, reaching over 3000 dollars per year only when farm output climbs to 10 000 to 25 000 dollars.
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Iowa
Earl O. Heady
Iowa State College
Heady
Mer
4 H Club News Christmas Party and January Meeting
4 H club members caroled to shut ins in Sumner then gathered at Mrs Ralphs for games. Karla Nicklaus won a contest. a 25 cent grab bag gift exchange followed. Lunch featured chili with ingredients donated by the girls. The Jan 2 meeting at Julene and Carolyn Schwabe's house had eight members, two leaders, one visitor. Treasurer shows 59.57. Valentine party planned Feb 14 at Janet and Joann Hildebrandt.
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Shutins
Sumner
Mrs. Ralph
Karla Nicklaus
Julene
Carolyn Schwabe
Treasury
Janet
Joann Hildebrandt
Carolyn Schwake
T.N.T. 4-H Club
Diane Brase
Lydia Brown
Carol
Donna Little
Horton Hall
Carol Warnke
Wanda Mueller
Helen Beam
Barbara Bockhaus
Karlyn Klenzmann
Marlys
Marian Stumme
Eleanor Hirsch
Betty Ann Judas
Judy Garner
Tripoli 4-H Club Holds December Meeting
The Tri Poli Boosters 4-H club met at Larry Lohmann’s home with 19 members present. They discussed gifts, feed, basketball play in local gyms, and set Christmas vacation play dates. A dairy water report and slides on Germany and Austria were shown, lunch was served, and the January T.N.T. meeting planned stove installation and a mother daughter banquet.
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Tripoli Boosters 4-H
Larry Lohmann
Fred Mallie
Tripoli
Readlyn
Robert Zander
Germany
Austria
Pfc
Eldon Hoppenworth
Jerry Snelling
Mercy trip ends in double fatality near Lineville
Gene Mack 24 of Mercer Missouri died when his car veered while transporting Jim Browning 74 of Lineville back to his home for heart pill access. Both men were killed in the crash.
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Gene Mack
Mercer
Lineville
Jim Browning
Farmers Should Cut Calf Losses To Raise Profits
Dr. John B. Herrick of Iowa State College warns calf mortality on Iowa farms remains high with about one in five calves dying before adulthood. He outlines three steps: proper calving housing and care, correct cow feeding, and clean dry housing for calves to reduce losses and improve profits. He stresses breeding records, cleanliness, and early colostrum to give calves a strong start.
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Iowa
John B. Herrick
Iowa State College
Herrick
Deadline Feb 15 for corn acreage allotments in 1956
Bremer County farmers must file by February 15 to qualify for 1956 price supports for corn acreage on farms with no corn planted in 1953 1954 and 1955. Marketing quotas do not apply to corn planting acreages.
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James M. Eveland
Bremer County
ASC
Eveland
Good Calf Crop Depends on Feed Before Birth
Dr. John B. Herrick of Iowa State College notes that a good calf crop starts with ample carotene in the cow’s diet before calving. He emphasizes feeding cows properly to ensure nutritional support for the unborn calf.
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John B. Herrick
Iowa State College
Forage, Carotene and Rest May Boost Calf Yield
The adviser notes green leafy forage supplies carotene needed for strong calves and milk with colostrum and vitamin A. He recommends a 60 to 70 day dry period before calving and cites range beef producers with 8 to 90 percent calf crops. Dairymen under close supervision should raise more.
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Herrick
Woman Eases Path for Gentleman Across Social Arena
A social verse notes that a woman acts to smooth the way for a man to uphold courteous behavior, framing the dynamic as mutual civility. The line emphasizes traditional gender roles and social conduct in everyday life.
Dairy Brand Listings Include Multiple Creamery Names
A fragment lists dairy brands and product types such as Regular Walnut Dairy Homogenized Sanitary Dairy Regular Sanitary Dairy Homogenized Carnation Meadowsweet Carnation Homogenized Carnation Golden Glen. The source item catalogs varying dairy lines and homogenized options across several brands.
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Sanitary
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