Tripoli Chronicle Publisher and Rates Notice
National Editorial association affiliate member notice lists Tripoli Iowa second class mail details and publication data. Published weekly since 1894 official paper for Tripoli and Bremer County with Buckley as publisher and Sassman as editor. Rates 3.50 in state 4.50 elsewhere.
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Tripoli
Iowa
Bremer County
William A. Buckley
Robert J. Sassman
Remer County Extension Calendar of Events
May 13 4 H county officers rally planning meeting at 8 p m at the County Extension office Tripoli May 14 4 H awards and recognition sub committee meeting at 6 p m at the same office May 17 County 4 H Fair board meeting at 8 p m at the Tripoli Extension office May 18 4 H committee meeting at 8 p m at the County Extension office Tripoli
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Remer County
Tripoli
Tripoli Boosters 4-H Club Plans Two Softball Leagues
The April 14 meeting at Gordon Sievers home 13 members and 1 leader formed two 4-H club softball leagues. Robert Towne elected Bremer County 4-H officer delegate. Denny Newhouse added as member. Reports covered the dirty egg problem in cool damp weather and safe chemical use.
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Tripoli Boosters
Gordon Sievers
Robert Towne
Bremer County
Denny Newhouse
Robert Chapin
Lawrence Gienau
Jeff Hoppenworth
North Park 4-H Club May Meeting Highlights
The TNT 4-H club met May 1 at a member’s home with eight members and four visitors. Jean Kerr gave an illustrated talk Cleaning Kit, followed by demonstrations by Teresa Dettmer, Suzanne Zander, and Debra Towne. Marsha Bull hosted the Better Grooming contest with winners Marsha Buls, Janet Dietz, and Debra Vossberg. all advance to the County Contest. The group sang 4-H songs and next meets June 7 at Kay Ormston’s.
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Kathleen
Linda Dewey
Dove
Linda Wylam
Faithe Joachim
Marilyn DeBower
Mary Daily Illustrated
Donna Brown
Jefferson Jills 4-H Club
Julie Foelske
Betty Borchers
Terry Steege
Jan Ann Rose
Beth Rose
Beth Einck
Becky Sassmann
Readlynettes
Irvin Stahlhut
Harms
Carol Lau
Jodean Minnaert
Debbie Sprague
Debbie Minnaert
Mary Poppins
Jennifer Watts
Connie Rommel
Candace Schroeder
Clarice
Brenda Meier
Clarice Schroeder
Glenda
Connie Matthias
Susan Carroll
Ruth Leuenberger
Glenda Matthias
Karen Bergmann
Doris O’connell
Jaclyn Benz
Linda Leuenberger
Janice McLavey
Gayle Bergmann
Doris O'Connell
Barbara Davison
Red Cross
Leroy Gopherettes
Janet
Debra Kuethe
Joanne Fay
Chicago
Kathy Lienau
Janet Kuethe
Sheryl Buchholz
Margaret Kirchmann
Betty Figanbaum
Stahlhut
Worthman
North Park
Jean Kerr
Teresa Dettmer
Suzanne Zander
Debra Towne
Kay Ormston
TNTA
Iowa Senate Votes to Distribute Birth Control Information
The Iowa Senate approved distributing birth control information and contraceptives to welfare recipients as part of a $20 million social welfare appropriation. The plan originated with four Republican senators and was amended to be permissive for the state board of social welfare to provide services. A historical note mentions Washington crossing the Delaware before the 1776 Battle of Trenton.
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Iowa
Senate
State Board of Social Welfare
Department of Social Welfare
Iowa Farm Bureau delegates meet in Des Moines June 1 2
County Farm Bureau leaders from all 99 counties gather in Des Moines for the mid summer conference to discuss issues for the fall policy development program. Bremer county participants include voting delegate K H Hoppenworth, vice president John Jensen and president Ray Lageschulte.
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County Farm Bureau
Iowa
Des Moines
Bremer County
K. H. Hoppenworth
John Jensen
Ray Lageschulte
Tripoli Leader May 12 1965
Local weekly edition from Tripoli Iowa reports community news and events for May 12 1965 with brief notes on residents and gatherings in town.
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Tripoli
Iowa
Iowa Senate Reapportionment Raises Senate Size to 61
Senator Vernon H Kyhl reports the 1965 Iowa Senate reapportionment increases the chamber to 61 seats and keeps 124 in the House. Three Republican districts are merged, freezing out certain incumbents, while a rival Republican plan would reduce the Senate to 46 and restore electability in 1966.
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Iowa Senate
Senate
House
Butler
Floyd
Mitchell
General Assembly
Mower Sharpening Service Promises Smooth Season
Local shop offers expert sharpening and reconditioning for lawn mowers. Quick service aims to restore smooth operation for the season.
Governor urges reapportionment shift to save taxpayers
The piece discusses a Democratic reapportionment plan versus a Republican alternative, arguing the GOP proposal would save much in salaries and payments to senators and clerks. It notes the size of the Legislature as a flaw and mentions a May 5 joint convention where the governor urged labor unions, signaling a political shift.
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House
Senate
Kent Pig Nuggets Promise More Growth From 35 Ingredients
The ad touts Kent Pig Nuggets as a complete pig starter with 35 ingredients including fish by products oats and dairy supplements. It claims precise blending by Kent’s Micro-Matic process to ensure each pellet provides the right mix of vitamins minerals and growth factors for faster gains and better feed conversion. It urges readers to order now for a profitable finish.
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Kent
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