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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1964
Page
2
Jan 23 marks the first day of the Dairy Management School at 9 45 a m in Tri Poli Town Hall. Jan 24 offers a Pattern Clinic at 9 a m in Sumner City Hall Council Room. Jan 30 hosts the second day of the Dairy Management School at 9 45 a m in Tripoli Town Hall.
Bremer County extension release summarizes final 1963 crop data from ISU economists David Hammond and William Uhrig. Corn production reached a record driven by higher yields and larger grain sorghum, boosting total feed grain output 9 percent above 1962. Soybeans below early estimates, oats acreage down, barley harvest smaller, yet 1964 feed use expected high amid strong demand. Prices: corn up modestly, soybeans pressured by product prices and margins. forecasts call for adequate soybean carryover of 15 to 18 million bushels.
Frederika township Family Living Group met Tuesday evening January 14 at Mrs. Oscar Kries home with 14 present. Mrs. Jim Kerr and Mrs. Oscar Kries presented a skit Farm Bureau of 1964. Discussion covered the project Helping the Aged in Frederika Township. Lessons planned by Mrs. Keith Carroll and Mrs. Robert Schmidt on Nutrition. Butter Nut strips and coupons to be brought each month. Mrs. Lawrence Schwartz displayed rocks and shells from across the country. Publicity by L. W. Bockhaus. Also notes mention Ohio's first legislature meeting at Chillicothe in 1803 and Congress creating the Washington Territory in 1853.
Frederika area notices record St John Lutheran Church service where newly elected officers were installed and holdover officers reinstalled by Pastor W H Klein. Local residents including Lemkes and various households are listed with visits, anniversaries, and a birth announced for Jerry Tiedt and Sharon Sievers’ child.
The Fremont Township Farm Bureau women gathered at Mrs Vernon Wikner's home on Tuesday January 14 at 1 30 pm Then they visited Fred's Super Valu at Waverly to learn about buying and selling food The manager treated the group to rolls and coffee at the lunch room.
A busy list of Sunday visits, suppers, and family gatherings across Republic, Waverly, Tripoli, and nearby communities. Families host and visit relatives at numerous homes, with several attendees traveling to Fredericksburg and Oelwein. The item closes noting the 1899 authorization of the world's first juvenile court in Chicago.
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