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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1956
Page
4
You can get just as many eggs with less feed by culling non layers. Call Chris Bathke at Kra mer Produce, Phone 106, Tripoli. Highest poultry prices guaranteed.
Hy-Line 100 series layers increased 38 eggs per bird versus standard-breds and crosses. Hy-Line 900 series in the 1953-54 Florida test averaged 37 more eggs per bird than Leghorns. Extra production means higher profits. secure a larger share of next year’s poultry profits by ordering Hy-Line chicks now.
A collection of thank you notices from readers expressing appreciation for cards visits prayers and support during illness hospital stays bereavement and personal milestones. Names include Mrs Otto Lehmkuhl Mr and Mrs Jack Frese Mrs Elmer Schneer Mrs Han Schult Mary Kreis the Miller family Mary Pries Mrs Leo Wittenburg Paul Kappmeyer and others with thanks to Rev Goetz Rev Puhlmann Rev Strelow Dr Barry and Dr Whitmire and nurses and to hosts of relatives neighbors and friends.
Local weekly reports on town affairs in Tripoli Illinois with community updates and notices from March 28 1956. Includes brief announcements on civic matters and upcoming events in the neighborhood.
The library announces new adult non fiction titles by Bromfield and Buck, fiction by Douglas and Grey, and about 100 teen books. Westerns outdoor life stories, romance and landmark non fiction in story form, space travel and sports titles, plus golden books for children.
Sumner special report: Carl Reuter and his wife marked 30 years of marriage with a Saturday evening gathering at their son Steve Reuter’s home. Attendees included other children James Ribbeck and families, James Reuter and family from Ames, and Carol Reuter of Grundy Center. The Reuters run a motor freight line via Tri poli.
Iowa Tax Commission figures show Bremer County retail sales subject to tax increased by 550000 to 4982912 for the quarter ended Sept 30 1955 from 4434345.50 in 1954. Waverly and Sumner merchants led gains with Tripoli and rural areas contributing gains. average per merchant rose in several towns.
The PB County Tuberculosis and Association held its annual meeting at the Amvet building in Waverly last Tuesday. Attendees from the trip county included Mr. and Mrs. Frese, Mr. and Mrs. William Ner, Mr. and Mrs. G. R., and Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Ing.
Mrs. Emil Semm and Loi verly and Bernard Miller led the funeral of their son Haberling on Saturday at C Oak. Mrs. Semm and Lois ed home Sunday. Mr. Mil remained to spend several there.
Mr and Mrs Adolph Hen of Hartley observe their 60th wedding anniversary with family and friends. The couple’s long marriage is marked by shared years in Hartley and community involvement.
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