Tripoli Leader Official Town Newspaper Details
The Tripoli Leader is the official weekly newspaper of Tripoli Iowa and Bremer County published every Wednesday. Founded in 1894 it lists Robert J. Sassman as publisher with annual subscription rates of 3.50 within Iowa and 4.50 elsewhere.
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Tripoli
Bremer County
Iowa
Robert J. Sassman
Robert Wedemeier
Readlyn
Looking at Life as It Used to Be Forty Years Ago
A 1927 survey recalls a Sleigh riding party and wiener roast at Sweet's Lake, local garage sale transfers, a funeral in Tripoli, grain market prices, severe snow storm, a fire near Artesian, double ring weddings in Sumner and Tripoli, post office Christmas business peak, multiple marriages, bank rate change, and a 65th wedding anniversary noted for Earl and wife.
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Sweet’s Lake
Ted Nevermann
Ted Drape
Hunemueller
Denver
Geo. H. Kelsey
Wadena
Minn
Congregational Church
Tripoli
Fremont
Henry Heine
Artesian
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Laura Heinemann
Sumner
Mary Heinemann
Eldon Clewell
Wilburt Clew
Ray H. Fink
Ramona Rathe
Houston
Tex
Ed Rathe
Readlyn
Roy Kramer
Ernst Kramer
Frohna
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Klinger
Wm. F. Reddel
American Savings Bank
Bremer County
Emilie Sondermeyer
James Buchman
Betty Osborn
Leonard Osborn
Lowell Mae Snyder
J. M. Snyder
A. Thalacker
Grace Lutheran Church
Mary Steinbronn
Gottlob Steinbronn
Gary Hoppenworth
F. J. Biesterfelts
James Buckman
Marianne Wikner
R. O. Wikner
Vernon Phelps
Otis Phelps
Moorehead
Central Lutheran Church
Minneapolis
Thompson
Conservation Comm Notes Bird Banding Operation Underway
Des Moines reports part of a migratory waterfowl study is complete as nearly 1000 mallards were captured banded and released on the Missouri river bottom SW of Sidney. Officials aim to band at least 2000 birds to track movements mortality nesting range and data for waterfowl management.
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Des Moines
State Conservation Commission
Game Section
Missouri
Sidney
Iowa
Commission
Fish and Wildlife Service
Europe
America
Audubon
Iowa Reports Four New Livestock Information Programs
Four new livestock information programs started in Iowa over the past 18 months boost market data for producers and processors. Programs cover direct slaughter cattle sales feeder pig and cattle sales wholesale meat trade and cattle on feed with daily or biweekly updates and free access to the public.
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Iowa
Gene Futrell
Iowa State University
Minnesota
United States
Iowa Cattle on Feed Report Issued as Market Guide
The fourth monthly cattle on feed report for Iowa details cattle on grain feed at month start and animals placed on feed or marketed during the prior month. Iowa joins California and other states in this service, financed by state and federal sources and released by the Iowa Crop and Livestock Reporting Service.
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Iowa
California
Arizona
Colorado
Nebraska
Texas
Iowa Department of Agriculture
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Federal State Livestock Market News Office
Des Moines
State Department of Agriculture
USDA
Iowa Crop and Livestock
Stationery design service offers low cost printing
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Century milestone for Dysart man I C Ferguson
I C Ferguson of the Mari Ellen home Dysart recently reached age 100. Longevity runs in the Ferguson line his mother lived to 109. He has nine daughters 27 grandchildren 87 great grandchildren and 24 great great grandchildren. A separate note says Americans bought auto insurance totaling about 8.3 billion dollars in 1965 to guard against financial loss from accidents.
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I. C. Ferguson
Mari
Inside Out Pillows Guide Durable Choices and Filler Facts
Extension home economist Pearl Pardee explains how inner pillow filling affects longevity and comfort. She compares feathers, kapok, and synthetic fibers, noting life spans, allergy considerations, care tips, and price ranges for different fills.
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Pearl Pardee
Extension Home Economist
Insurance firms count Pennsylvania as home base
In a compiled ranking more insurance companies have their home offices in Pennsylvania than any other state. Illinois follows with 302, New York 237, and Wisconsin 235, as the next largest groups.
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Pennsylvania
Illinois
New York
Wisconsin
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