Tripoli Leader publication details and rates
The Tripoli Leader of Tripoli Iowa issued under second class mail, published each Wednesday. Established since 1894, official newspaper of Tripoli and Bremer County. William A Buckley publisher Robert J Sassman editor subscription rates 3500 per year in state 4500 elsewhere.
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Tripoli
Iowa
Bremer County
William A. Buckley
Robert J. Sassman
Calendar of Events for March Leadership and Workshops
A list of community programs with dates and venues. March 15 Progress Through Leadership at Tri poli Town Hall at 8 p m. March 16 Better Dress Workshop at 10 a m with Mrs Kenneth Arns at Waverly and 7 p m at Wapsie Valley High School. March 19 Better Dress Workshop at 10 a m with Mrs Bernard Nolte in Sumner and 4-H Clothing Personal Improvement at 8 p m at State Bank Building in Waverly. March 20 4-H Clothing Personal Improvement at 8 p m at Tripoli Town Hall and Better Dress Workshop at 1 p m at Plainfield school. March 21 Better Dress Workshop at 10 a m at Tripoli Town Hall.
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Tripoli Town Hall
Kenneth Arns
Waverly
Wapsie Valley High School
Bernard Nolte
Sumner
State Bank
Plainfield School
Wapsie Whirlwinds 4-H Pancake SUpper Meeting Report
Wapsie Whirlwinds held a March 5 4-H meeting after a successful pancake supper. Posters were prepared by Marlene McElviney Carol Hahn and Carolyn Lahmann on the decoration committee were Hahn Davison McElviney and Judy Bahlmann. Ruth Leuenberger. Reporter. NRG The NRG club met February 26 at Kath leen Deweys home five members two visitors one parent and one leader attended. Faithe Joachim demonstrated making a wastepaper basket and Marilyn Thoms spoke on balancing furniture in a room. Faithe Joachim Reporter
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Wapsie
Wapsie Whirlwinds
Marlene McElviney
Carol Hahn
Carolyn Lahmann
Janice Davison
Judy Bahlmann
Carol Zwanziger
The
Farm Bureau
Judy O’connell
Ruth Leuenberger
NRG
Kathleen Dewey
Faithe Joachim
Marilyn Thoms
Cattle market trend rising early 1962 says Iowa expert
Farm economist Francis Kutish of Iowa State University notes the cattle market strengthened in the first two months of 1962, with choice and prime grades about one dollar higher and good grades around 50 cents higher than a year earlier. He explains shifts in grade distribution and wider spreads between prime, choice, and good.
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Francis Kutish
Iowa State University
Katish
Kutish
Sioux City
Omaha
Chicago
Agricultural outlook notes mixed herd changes for 1962
The report lists beef cows up 4 percent and calves up 5 percent while steers remain steady. Dairy cows and dairy heifers dip 1 percent, with milk production per cow rising. Pigs show brood sow growth of 3 percent, and poultry hens up 1 percent, signaling higher egg output and potential price shifts. Lambs feature Bob Hall displaying quad lambs, with multiple births common on his Emmetsburg farm.
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USDA
Kutish
Katish
Bob Hall
John Hall
Emmetsburg
Hall Farm
Prune Fruit Trees In Dormant Stage Says Vincent
Bremer County Extension Director Gene Vincent urges pruning during dormancy and notes early spring warm days suit the task. Pruning aims to shape the tree, avoid overpruning, and establish annual practice to develop strong evenly spaced laterals and better light and air penetration.
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Bremer County
Gene Vincent
Pruning Hardy Fruit Plants FB 1870 Guide Available
The article warns that four to five year old fruit trees require careful pruning to avoid delaying production. It notes that heavy pruning on young trees nearing bearing can stall yield for several years and cautions against sudden drastic pruning on productive trees. A guide titled Pruning Hardy Fruit Plants FB 1870 is available.
Extension Office Details on Pruning Fruit Trees
The Bremer County extension office in Tripoli provides guidance on pruning fruit trees grapes and small fruits outlining best timing techniques and methods to boost yields and tree health.
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Bremer County
Tripoli
Four Hall Children Suffer Eight Broken Arms
Young Jon Hall of North English is cited after his fourth arm fracture from a 12 foot fall from a corn crib to a cement driveway. The Hall family reports four children have combined eight broken arms.
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Jon Hall
Hall
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