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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1971
Page
8
The Tripoli Leader issue from Tripoli Iowa dated March 31 1971 reports local happenings. Community notes, notices, and brief items reflect daily life in the area with short updates from residents and nearby towns.
Bremer County selects Mary Hoppenworth of Tripoli and Todd Becker of Nashua to represent the county in Extension area level 4-H officer nominations. The pair advance after county interviews, part of a three step process leading to a final group of sixteen state candidates. Both youth are high school seniors active in 4-H clubs, with multiple project awards and leadership roles. They will attend Waterloo Area interviews on March 30 as part of the state officer selection ahead of the June State Conference at Iowa State University.
Bremer County votes April 2 to elect three new commissioners as the district expands to five. Candidates include Leo Reith Franklin township Eric Mueller Laf ay ette township Theo Stahlhut Maxfield township Marvin Dove Jackson township. Polling places at Farmers Cooperative Readlyn and First National Bank Waverly voting 10 00 am to 3 00 pm. Present commissioners Archie Barkhoff Fremont Sumner townships. CALF Billy Perkins reports an Angus Charolais cross calf born last month weighing 134 pounds at birth, the largest he has seen.
Bremer County ASC reminds farmers that the April 9 deadline is the last day to sign an intention to participate in the 1971 Feed Grain Set-Aside Program. By March 19, about 750 farmers had signed up, compared with 450 after three weeks in 1970.
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