Tripoli Leader Official Iowa Town Paper 1879 1894
The Tripoli Leader is the official town newspaper of Tripoli and Bremer County Iowa published weekly on Wednesday. Established in 1894 with William A Buckley as publisher and Robert J Sassman as editor. Subscription rates are 3.50 locally and 4.50 elsewhere.
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Tripoli
Iowa
Bremer County
William A. Buckley
Robert J. Sassman
Senate notes on tax, pay, and policy in 131st day
Senator Vernon H Kyhl reviews the 131st day of Iowa's 61st General Assembly. He criticizes deficits and proposed pay raises while opposing pari mutuel betting and state withholding. He details tax changes including income and corporation tax increases and warns against nonrecurring windfalls and right to work repeal efforts.
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General Assembly
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Iowa
4 H Dairy Contest Entries Due by July 1
Complete entries for the 1965 4 H dairy production contest are due before July 1. The program, backed by the Iowa State Dairy Association, includes DHIA and owner sampler divisions and emphasizes production, feeding and management. Awards will be given at the 4 H dairy achievement banquet on October 9 in Waterloo. For entry blanks contact Tom Lyon in Ames.
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Kermit Hildahl
Tom Lyon
Iowa State Dairy Association
Iowa 4-H Dairy Club
Lyon
Dairy Cattle Congress
Waterloo
Station
Ames
Iowa
Denver Girl Scout Troop Hosts Outdoor Training Camp
Leaders of Girl Scouts troop 31 led a May 18 outdoor training at Camp Sacajawea with instructions on cooking and camp skills. Members earning pins include Barbara Boyce Kay Buenneke Janet Butler Julie Butler Karen Faase Terry Howard Cynthia Leonhart Tamara Lowe Heide Lowe Sandra Schnathorst Janice Schnathorst Diane Speder and Patricia Young. Julianne Meyne daughter of Willard and Mrs Meyne was honored at the State College of Iowa all college ceremony May 19 receiving the purple arrow for leadership and scholarship. Mrs James Prestien co leader of troop 126 attended the Camp Sacajawea session. May 18. Mrs C A Brause is a patient at Allen Memorial Hospital for tests and X rays. Rev Duane Meyer stayed with the Henry Abba s family after baccalaureate services May 16.
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Girls Scouts Troop 31
Camp
Sacajawea
Marilyn Butler
Anne Buenneke
Barbara Boyce
Kay Buenneke
Janet Butler
Julie Butler
Karen Faase
Terry Howard
Cynthia Leonhart
Tamara Lowe
Heide Lowe
Sandra Schnahorst
Janice Schnathorst
Diane Speder
Patricia Young
Julianne Meyne
Willard Meyne
State College of Iowa
SCI
James Prestien
C. A. Brause
Allen Memorial Hospital
Duane Meyer
Henry Abbas
Hunters Harvest Record Pheasants and Deer Slated
Iowa hunters bagged over one and a half million ring neck pheasants during a 58 day 1964 65 season and recorded a state high 9 694 deer killed in the 1964 shotgun and bow and arrow seasons according to the State Conservation Commission.
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Iowa
State Conservation Commission
Local Social News From Wisconsin and Minnesota Visits
Mrs Minnie Ecker of Baldwin Wisconsin and Mr and Mrs Arnold Platte visited Wednesday evening at Mrs Emilia Westendorf s home in Denver. The Wittenburgs and Gansk es spent the weekend fishing at Waterville Minnesota. Julie Ganske visited grandparents Clarence and Julie Ganske.
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Minnie Ecker
Baldwin, Wis
Arnold Platte
Emilia Westendorf
Denver
Jerry Wittenburg
Larry Ganske
Waterville, Minn
Julie Ganske
Clarence Ganske
LaVerne Schmidt
Harvey Meier
Vernon Moeller
Jimmy
Donald Price
Robert Meier
June Ackley
LeRoy Platte
Wapsie Valley
Clarence Wehling
Carol
Wilfried Westendorf
Carol Lynn
Wendell Westendorf
Larry
Steven
Elaine
Arnold Plate
Platte
Sumner
Paula Daggett
Moline
Richard Dwyer
Minnepalis
Baldwin
Wis
West Union
Chris Peterson
Dennis Hartness
Tripoli
Smallmouth Bass Season Opens May 29
Iowa anglers are told the smallmouth bass season begins Saturday May 29 in inland waters with a daily limit of five and possession limit of 10. Some lakes in Dickinson Emmett Kossuth Osceola counties have extended rules ending Nov 30 with five and five limits. Continuous open season applies to boundary waters including the Mississippi Missouri and Bix Sioux rivers with a 10 per day and 20 in possession limit.
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Iowa
State Conservation Commission
Little Spirit Lake
Dickinson County
Tuttle Lakes
Emmett
Burt (Swag) Lake
Kossuth
Iowa Lake
Osceola
Boundary
Mississippi River
Missouri River
Bix Sioux River
Lee County
House Committee Votes to Bring Out Labor Bill
The House Industrial and Human Relations committee voted 16 to 2 to bring out a bill legalizing the union shop. It was the third general discussion of the subject at a hurriedly called meeting.
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House
House Industrial and Human Relations Committee
Graduation and visiting friends across Summit area
Weekend gatherings honored Carol and Sandra and Jimmy Peiper with family, friends, and neighbors. Attendees included LaVerne Schmidt, Westendorf and Platte families, Clarence Ganske, Moline Daggett, Dwyer family, and others visiting from Leon Sumner and Tripoli. Multiple home visits followed graduation celebrations and birthdays across neighboring towns.
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National Editorial
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Senate News
Sen
Vernon H. Kyhl
Remer County
Wartburg Chapel
Waverly
Westinghouse
Hurmence
Tripoli, Iowa
Baumont
IMC
International Minerals & Chemical Corp
Tripoli Sales Co., Inc
Arthur Matson
Leon
St. Matthew's Lutheran Church
Sandra
Jimmy Peiper
John Peiper
Jamaica
Goulds
Dial
Delores
3Rd Ave. S.E. Tripoli
Jacobsen
American Standards Association
Tonne
Kent
Barrow
Wilbur Kehrli
Manchester
Tophoto
Ome
Kehrii
Minnesota
Albert Lea
Kehrli
Steve Settles
Winfield
Walter Schlicting
Stockton
Illinois
Chicago
Kewanee
Louisville
Midwest
Muscatine
Sioux City
Rockford
Tripoli Grain & Feed
Dan Mast
Mgr