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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1955
Page
2
The Tripoli Leader a longstanding official paper of Tripoli Iowa and Bremer County outlines its mailing status under the 1879 act, publication cadence each Wednesday, and 1894 establishment. Publisher William A Buckley lists subscription rates 3.00 yearly in Iowa 3.50 elsewhere.
Corn acreage measurement for the 1955 allotment program will proceed in all Bremer county townships. ASC chairman James M. Eveland says full measuring should finish by July 1 with notices mailed by July 15 to farmers who signified intent to comply.
Richard Math ews reports from Iowa State College on April 1 9 percent fewer incubator eggs nationwide but May 1 levels down only 2 percent. Don ald J. Hunter notes hen numbers likely fall next fall, keeping egg prices higher than last year. May 1 chick totals show 19 percent fewer chicks nationwide and 23 percent in Iowa region. April hatch was 270 million with about 115 million broilers.
Everett Carroll, 37, of near Blanchard, died of a heart attack while crossing a pond on his farm. Police and emergency responders arrived, but he was pronounced dead at the scene.
Bremer county placed 430 671 bushels of 1954 corn under price support by May 31, down from 899 253 bushels in 1953. Statewide 1954 corn under loans and agreements will total about 90 million bushels, with loans maturing July 31 along with reseal and extended reseal loans from prior years.
Broiler hatchings rose 4 percent while broiler prices stayed encouraging, prompting producers to expand. Egg laying rate in April reached 18.5 eggs per bird as productivity climbs reduce demand pressure, and Iowa egg output has passed its spring peak. Hatchery producers are moving sales to consumption and storage markets.
Arkansas claims more mineral springs than any state and leader ads promise results, drawing attention to local health and leisure benefits and suggesting strong regional business interest.
Henry II organized the first jury system in medieval England, shaping legal practice in the 1100s and influencing later judicial processes across the realm.
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