Tripoli Leader official Iowa newspaper details
The Tripoli Leader is described as a second class mail publication in Tripoli Iowa published weekly on Wednesdays. It is established since 1894 and serves the town of Tripoli and Bremer County with publisher William A Buckley and editor Robert J Sassman. Subscription rates are $3.50 per year in Iowa and $4.50 elsewhere in advance.
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Tripoli
Iowa
Bremer County
William A. Buckley
Robert J. Sassman
Remer County Calendar of Events
Remer County announces a sequence of 4-H activities in September. Highlights include the Sept. 14 cattle feeder marketing day at Rath Packing Co Waterloo and Sept. 18 cattle feeder carcass viewings at Rath Packing Plant in Waterloo. Sept. 19 features a photography project meeting at Tripoli Town Hall. An Oct. 23 county workshop with luncheon and scholarship funds by Oct. 1.
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Rath Packing Co
Waterloo
Rath Packing Plant
Tripoli Town Hall
Kitchen
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County Farm Bureau Women’s Committee Starts Fall Activities
The Bremer county Farm Bureau Women’s Committee met Sept. 4 at the Farm Bureau office. Mrs. Jo Busch opened with The Beatitudes of a Blessed Leader. Seven vice chairmen and three guests attended. Members discussed society membership, kitchen clinics, a Sept. 24 Bremer county women day camp at Camp Ingawanis, a Sept. 20 deadline, and multiple fall events. Officers for 1964 were elected: Harley Albrecht chairwoman, John Beam vice chair, Clarence Christopher publicity.
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Bremer County Farm Bureau Women’s Committee
Farm Bureau
Jo Busch
Reading
Lou Shepherd
Grace Roberts
Bremer County Historical Society
Whverly
Busch
Pearl Pardee
Naomi Shank
Bremer County
Camp Ingawanis
Tripoli
Max Exner
Iowa State University
Ames
Sylvester
Margaritta Tarr
Vernon Wikner
Harley Albrecht
John Beam
Clarence Christopher
Ager
Farm Bureau of
4-H Club News: Members discuss September book submissions
Ten members and one leader met August 27 at Harlen Schweer’s home to plan handing in 4-H record books by September. Harvey Matthias was ill, so Ron Millis presided. A demonstration on making an extension card occurred, with no further discussions. Next meeting set for September 10 at Larry Steege’s home with demonstrations and discussions by Richard Matthias, Jerry Dorn, and Darrol Meyer.
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Harlen Schweer
Harvey Matthias
Ron Milius
Harlen Schneer
Larry Steege
Larry
Richard Matthias
Jerry Dorn
Darrol Meyer
Gary Heinemann
Iowa Liquor Control Commission to close Tama store
The Iowa Liquor Control Commission will shut the Tama liquor store on Sept 30. The Toledo store, built in 1959, will absorb business for Tama and Toledo, despite renewed opposition from Tama businessmen and city officials.
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Iowa Liquor Control Commission
Tama
Commission
Toledo
Test Section on U S Highway 18 in Fayette County
Insulation will be built into a section of U S Highway 18 in Fayette County this fall as a test of a new pavement protection method. Iowa Highway Commission will widen and resurface about 8 1/2 miles of the highway. the test stretch will be 250 feet long on soil identified as highly frost susceptible.
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Fayette County
Iowa
Iowa Highway Commission
U. S. Highway 18
Iowa Farmers Hit New High in 1962 Per Man Output
Iowa State University reports a record gross profit per man in 1962 at 14 400 dollars, up from 14 229 in 1961 and 13 648 in 1958. Higher crop output, stronger livestock returns, and larger farm sizes contributed to the increase.
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Iowa
Iowa State University
Hog price outlook predicts steady year end profits
Bremer County Extension Director released findings from Farm Economist William Uhrig of Iowa State University. Prices for hogs are expected to stay profitable through December with interior averages around 15.50 to 16.50 per hundredweight as supply grows about 1 percent and competing meats rise. Cold pork stocks are higher than last year and population gains plus buying power will moderate price declines. Hog slaughter from February to April ran 10.5 percent above last year, fueling low prices before a May to July rebound.
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William Uhrig
Iowa State University
Furniture and Appliances Gathered in Item List
Readable inventory describes two floor lamps a hall tree a Kenmore automatic washer with sud saver de humidifier nearly new oak library table a Corona portable typewriter chrome dinette set with padded red and pearl chairs a 10 ft Frigidaire refrigerator like new a Hotpoint electric range an electric roaster with white enamel base sunbeam electric fry pans an electric stew pan electric coffee maker a metal white enamel cabinet with four drawers three drain tubs on stands basement tables sausage grinder salad maker full set of kitchen utensils and dishes two large stone cracks and 25 feet of snow fence.
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Hall Tree Kenmore
Hotpoint
Sunbeam
Slaughter Prices Peak Then Decline Into Autumn
Prices rose to an average above 19 dollars per head in late July and remained high. Since then slaughter volumes began to increase and prices have entered a seasonal decline.
Five Generations Of Springville Family Noted In Portrait
Five generations are listed including Mrs Willard Hoffman Mrs Duncan Mrs Paul Ewart and Mrs Ewarts son Willard Ewart and Kim Marie Ewart 3 Mr Ewarts daughter all but Mrs Dun reside in Springville.
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Willard Hoffman
Duncan
Paul Ewart
Ewart
Willard Ewart
Kim Marie Ewart
Mrs. Duncan
Springville
Franklin and Lancaster Pa March 1853
Franklin and Lancaster in Pennsylvania face March 1853 events as local affairs unfold. Community notices reference dates and place names, with small town actions shaping civic matters in the period.
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Franklin and Lancaster, Pa
Marsha
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