Tripoli Leader editorial and publication details
The Tripoli Leader is an official Tripoli Bremer County Iowa newspaper published each Wednesday. It is entered as second class mail, established 1894, with William A Buckley as publisher and Robert J Sassman as editor. Subscription rates are 3.50 per year in Iowa and 4.50 elsewhere.
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Tripoli
Iowa
Bremer County
William A. Buckley
Robert J. Sassman
Bremer County Extension Calendar of Events
Bremer County Extension calendar lists four meetings in October. The 4-H awards selection committee meets Oct 15 at 8 p m in the County Extension office Tripoli. The county 4-H fair board meets Oct 19 at 8 p m in Tripoli. An extension home economics hobby fair occurs Oct 20 at 1 p m in Tripoli Town Hall. Boys 4-H leaders meet Oct 22 at 8 p m in the Extension office Tripoli.
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Tripoli
Tripoli Town Hall
Douglas Rockets 4 H club holds September meeting
September 24 gathering at Horton Hall hosted by Paul and Anthony Kingery featured talks on safety brush care and kidney worm eradiation with several demonstrations including a hand made cooler and a 37 000 bushel corn crop handling plan Next meeting will be at Horton Hall with family night and potluck supper
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Horton Hall
Paul
Anthony Kingery
Jerry Neuendorf
Roger McBride
Paul Kingery
Rany Neuendorf
Raymond Dietz
Cancer Society
Court House
Douglas Center School House
Ann Heffernan
Diana Feuchtwanger
Judy Feuchtwanger
Vicky
Nancy Burrow
Nancy Brase
Karen Heffernan
Cecelia Kingery
Marilyn Beam
Ten Bremer county 4-Hers exhibit cattle at Cattle Congress
Ten Bremer county 4-H youths showed 16 dairy cattle in the 4-H dairy club exposition at the Cattle Congress in Waterloo on Oct 3. The event drew 230 members from 38 counties and more than 425 head of cattle across four judging rings.
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Bremer County
Cattle Congress
Waterloo
Dessert Pudding Lesson Aids Local Club Members
Ellen Sim mer and Mary Harnisch led a lesson on making a dessert pudding for girls and their mothers. The group plans a dining outing on October 12 followed by a county skating party, reported by Sandy Clausing.
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Ellen Simmer
Mary Harnisch
Sandy Clausing
Three Bremer 4-Hers Win Dairy Awards at Cattle Congress
Duane Carolus earned a 4-H jacket and pen as fourth in section B of the state dairy production contest at the Cattle Congress. Janet Michael and Gary Heinemann also received pens as winners in the production contest. Entries were judged on animal production, ration planning, and questionnaire answers. Over 2004-hopeful 4-H dairy members competed statewide.
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Bremer County
Duane Carolus
Janet Michael
Gary Heinemann
Bremer 4-H Dairy Judging Team Takes Eighth
Bremer county 4-H dairy judging team placed eighth among 27 at the Cattle Congress in Waterloo. Members Richard Dewey Roger Lenius Janet Michael from Waverly and Richard Schneider from Fairbank judged eight dairy cattle classes and gave oral reasons on two. Six breeds Jerseys Guernseys Milking Shorthorn Ayrshire Brown Swiss and Holsteins required broad knowledge of all dairy breeds.
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Cattle Congress
Bremer County
Janet Michael
Gary Heinemann
David Foelke
Jim Albrecht
David Joachim
Roger Lenius
Steven Wylam
Lynda Wylam
Darwin Guenther
Richard Dewey
Waterloo
Waverly
Richard Schneider
Fairbank
Puffball mushroom removed near West Union driveway
A six pound puffball mushroom was removed from a location near Dr. Donald Murphy's driveway in West Union. The specimen measured 38 inches in girth. William Penn Academy, later known as the University of Pennsylvania, was chartered in 1753.
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Donald Murphy
West Union
William Penn Academy
The
University of Pennsylvania
Fall pig crop report foresees lower hog numbers and favorable prices
Bremer County Extension Director releases Iowa hog industry data indicating a fall fallow of farrowings by about 5 percent in the 10 major hog states, with total hogs on farms down 7 percent from a year earlier. Market expectations promise modest price gains and a steady fall to winter outlook, with interior Iowa prices around 15 to 16 dollars per hundredweight.
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Iowa
Gene Futrell
Iowa State University
Futrell
Market outlook shows spring prices lagging prior year
March quarter and spring marketings from April to June 1965 are expected to lag behind earlier year levels. Interior prices likely run 5 to 10 cents higher than 1964, with April around 15 dollars and June near 16 dollars as prices rise through spring.
Mediphone opens as U S emergency drug info center
Washington D C hosts the first U S telephone center Mediphone operating around the clock to aid doctors nationwide with detailed drug data on about 9 000 medicines and to help identify allergic or poisonous reactions. Shop in Tripoli.
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Washington
D. C
U. S
Mediphone
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