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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1962
Page
8
Fremont Township Bremer County Iowa seeks sealed bids for 13000 fire equipment bonds. Bids due Oct 5 1962 at 7 30 PM at Township Clerk residence Tripoli Iowa. Highest bid cash with 5 percent certified check. bids may be rejected.
Waterloo Concrete Co. sues Lester Kalkbrenner in Bremer County District Court. Aldens sue Louis T Sands and Anna Mae Sands. State of Iowa brings shoplifting case against George Welch.
Governor Norman Erbe asked Vice Adm. W A Schoech a Blakesburg native to represent Iowa at a Japan ceremony marking a peace and friendship bell gift from Yamanashi Prefecture, Iowa sister state.
University of Iowa President Virgil Hancher denies plans to leave Iowa City for a Chicago schools survey job. He says no such move is planned and notes a proposal to drop the word State from the university’s full title to reduce confusion among Iowa’s three state higher education institutions. The Black Death reference is noted as a historical aside.
A series of legal property transfers and deeds is recorded, detailing transactions by Anna B Hartman to Eugene H and Irene Zabel with seven thousand dollars for lots in Waverly, multiple conveyances to and from Erwin Wedeking, Otto Westendorf, Chis Petersen, Albert Jahnke, Erwin Clausing, Bertha Bergmann, Herbert Haase, Reuben Ludwig, Arnold Schlatter, Continental Oil Co, Weiskirch, J F Grawe, and Roger Pape among others. Amounts range from one dollar to twenty two dollars, with references to specific parcels, auditor plats, and town additions in Waverly and Sumner. Revenue amounts noted include 2.20, 22.00, 3.30, 55 cents, 7.70, 19.70, 1.10, 13.20, and 23.10 dollars.
Iowa pig producers are urged to require brucellosis negative tests for sows and boars before purchase or use. Gene Vincent urges testing new or bought animals, isolation and retesting, and sourcing from validated herds to aid the eradication program and protect next spring's pit crops.
Town law requires all breeding boars over four months old to have a negative brucellosis blood test within 60 days before sale. The test is valid for one ownership change within the period. thereafter, a new negative test is needed for each further change. Interested parties can contact Dr. Gene Vincent, Director, to verify herd validation.
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