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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1960
Page
2
The Tripoli Leader is the official Town of Tripoli and Bremer County newspaper. It is published each Wednesday and has been established since 1894 with William A Buckley as publisher. Subscription rates are 3.50 per year in Iowa and 4.00 elsewhere.
Tens N Teens 4-H charted committees for a May 14 Mother-Daughter Tea at Frederika Methodist Church. Leaders appointed food invitations and decorations, with members practicing demonstrations on model fashion and tote bags. Other clubs report Arbor Day tree planting plans, county office campaigns, and a May 2 Tea and contests.
May 6 Veishen trip for four H girls May 7 radio chat with Pearl Par dee C E H E KWVY 11 45 a m Strottman on care of clothing Next meeting at Cynthia Buhr home Better Grooming contest Guest or Pest Which Are You discussion led by Michael Nuss Leroy Gophers 4 H club April 19 Clinton Burrow talks Attention Men Larry Huck What Should One Do quiz April meeting Readlynettes Readlynettes mother daughter event May 7 Regular County Line Boys 4 H club April meeting Maxfield Merry Maids April 18 Wayne Lageschulte Germination of seeds 4 H camp Madrid short course Ames duties butterfat tests and demonstrations various members noted
Dave Mohling is FFA Boy of the Week in Tripoli. He has four years in Agriculture, serving as assistant treasurer, president, and treasurer across sophomore, junior, and current years. His projects included 7 ewes with 12 lambs, later two steers, and now corn. He earned a 3 rating at a lamb show, and participated in creed speaking and parliamentary procedure contests. He attended an Iowa State FFA convention during his four-year tenure.
The Tripoli Leader reports local news from Tripoli Iowa dated May 4 1960 with community updates, notices, and brief items reflecting town life and civic events.
The group chose bowling as the activity. Rene Ave-Lallemant resigned due to relocation. Ruth Thurm and Kathy Staack demonstrated Good Posture. Diane and Valerie Wittenburg presented Measuring for Pattern Sizes. Valerie offered Setting in a Zipper. Karen Stumme and Valerie Wittenburg served as Better Grooming judges. Barbara Stahlhut and Dianna Stumme tied.
Farmers who seeded wheat for harvest but lack a wheat allotment or feed wheat exemption should notify their county ASC office of estimated acreage. E. L. White from Bremer county office says this helps establish county records and pave the way for a wheat marketing card if grain is sold.
Under the wheat marketing quota, any grower producing more than 15 acres faces a penalty on excess wheat. The penalty must be paid as the wheat is eligible for marketing.
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