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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1957
Page
2
The Tripoli Leader is the official newspaper of the Town of Tripoli and Bremer County Iowa established in 1894 and published weekly on Wednesdays. William A Buckley is the publisher with annual subscriptions set at 3.00 in Iowa and 3.50 elsewhere.
Tripoli High’s Panthers, hampered by illness and injuries, stayed the course through a hard season and face a strong finale against a top schedule rival. Coach John Mullen and Stan Higdon earned community praise for perseverance and steadfast spirit regardless of outcome.
Bremer County Extension Director notes August cattle and calf kills slightly below last year while September cattle kill matches year ago. Fed-cattle slaughter runs higher due to more choice-grade marketing, though prime steer sales lag but with a narrow choice prime price spread. Calf births are down, and future late 1958 cattle headage hinges on fall calf purchases amid ample broilers and turkeys.
The Tripoli Leader reports that western cattle runs peak later due to good feed supplies. Ranchers delay sales to fatten and harden cattle as feeder costs stay high but cheaper feed improves break even. Dollar corn and $15 hay alter economics. grain sorghum boosts native cattle feeding in the Southwest. Generals Lee and Grant once allied in the Mexican War.
The term salary stems from salarium meaning salt money as Roman soldiers were paid partly in salt. New Orleans acquired its Crescent City nickname due to its semicircular bend along the Mississippi River.
A brief note outlines coupe as a carriage with two inside seats and a driver seat outside. It mentions a skeleton masse ed is the secre from Maena called lyps, reflecting a cryptic fragment from the source with uncertain context.
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