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Tripoli Leader

Location

Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1931

Page

2

Farm Bureau Plans Programs For Next Year At Waverly

Farm Bureau directors town ship secretaries and club leaders will meet at the Community building in Waverly on Tuesday September 22 to plan next years program. The group will decide on continuing successful projects and emphasize soil sampling limestone and alfalfa work for 1932. The meeting opens at 10:00 a m with a noon picnic dinner and a talk by the county agent followed by a screening of The Way Out and a comedy. A large crowd attended the previous meeting.

Farm Bureau Waverly Neal S. Knowles Iowa Bremer County

Shoes Demonstration Highlights West Lafayette Meet

At the Bremer county 4-H event hosted by Mr and Mrs Frank Napiece on September 11 Bernice Briden and Gladys Remley led a shoes care demonstration linking foot health to 4-H goals. The Bremer team tied for first at the county fair and will join E L club’s Ethel Pothast and Florence Winzenburg at the Dairy Cattle Congress. A state fair judging report featured Alice Remley and Bernice Beach. Awards went to Mildred Mueller and Ralph Juhl for a style contest and pig club high score respectively. Electric lighting by G L Klaudt lit the grounds enhancing the evening.

Frank Napiece Bernice Briden Gladys Remley Bremer County R. V. Leach E. H. Kremer Frederick Feldman Richard Hardin Melba Miller Mary Ladage Mildred Mueller Ralph Juhl Chicago Producers Commission Association Ralph Washington Township G. L. Klaudt Delco Light Co

Irene Mundt and Willard Meyer Honored By Farm Bureau

Irene Mundt and Willard Meyer received medals at the Washington township farm bureau meeting held at M. S. Fritschell’s home. Mundt earned first in Bremer county girls style show while Meyer, a 4-H member, won a gold medal from the Chicago Producers Commission for beef club achievements at the county fair. The program opened with Girls Coe Band music, a reading by Vera Brodersen, remarks by Mildred Smith on rural school plans, and Mundt’s report on Bremer county 4-H activities and the state fair committee role.

Irene Mundt Willard Meyer Washingtton Township Coe J. D. Knapp Vera Broderson Fred G. Wolf Mildred Smith Miss Smith Bremer County

Bremer County Holstein Breeders Win Honors

Bremer County Holstein Breeders earned the Premier Exhibitor at the North Iowa Fair in Mason City on September 9. Their entry won first in senior and junior yearling bull classes, first in two-year-old heifer and yearling herd, and placed highly across multiple divisions amid strong regional competition from Iowa, Nebraska and Minnesota champions.

Mason City Bremer County North Town Fair Iowa Nebraska Minnesota

Cattle Congress Adds Features At Waterloo Exhibition

The twenty second annual Dairy Cattle Congress and Allied Shows opens September 28 for seven days in Waterloo Iowa. New exhibits include education displays from the U S Department of Agriculture and U S Merchant Marine plus extensive industrial displays and a farm machinery exposition. The Hippodrome hosts a circus, ballet, horse acts and clown numbers while numerous bands orchestras and quartets enliven the buildings and grounds. Remodels and grounds work improve facilities for visitors from the Middle West with tent camping and lodging options available nearby.

Waterloo Iowa Dairy Cattle Congress United States U. S. Department of Agriculture U. S. Merchant Marine National Dairy Council America Hippodrome Middle West

Protect Your Brakes Test Your Car Now

A public safety notice stresses brakes as the car’s key safety feature. It urges regular inspections and test stopping from thirty miles per hour within one hundred feet, warning that faulty brakes create moral and financial liability for damage. Brake lining is cheaper than life or property. have your brakes inspected promptly.

Tony

Buddy Rogers and His Musical Life in Hollywood

The actor Charles “Buddy” Rogers fills his home with music a dozen instruments fill his rooms and an electric reproducing piano drives tireless rehearsals He studies voice with a Mexican opera trainer enjoys opera when in New York and attends performances He dates Hollywood stars and Kansas coeds while keeping a thoughtful persona and a fondness for treats like chocolate creams

Charles Rogers Charles Buddy Rogers New York Siegfried Hollywood University of Kansas June Collyer Mary Brian

Treasury Says Money Laundering Was Practiced Once

The Treasury Department states that paper money was washed and re circulated years ago. The practice continued briefly but stopped before World War I and has not been used since.

Department of the Treasury

Chevrolet Sedans to Aid Legion Men at Detroit Convention

Detroit, Mich Fifty three ivory white Chevrolet sedans trimmed in red blue and gold will be at the disposal of state American Legion commanders during the national convention. Drivers in uniform will operate the cars from dawn to midnight daily and cars bear the Legion seal on the door.

Detroit Mich American Legion Chevrolet Motor Company Legion

Chevrolet lends car to state commanders for 40 and 8 parade

Chevrolet will supply its landmark vehicle used in the Buenos Aires to United States land trek to state commanders for the 40 and 8 parade. The company also provides every regionnaire who registers for the convention with a bronze medal commemorating the visit.

Chevrolet Company Buenos Aires United States

Beginning of Pony Express Starts April 3 1860

The first Pony Express riders departed Sacramento California heading east and St Joseph Missouri heading west on April 3 1860 to deliver mail across the nation.

Pony Express Sacramento Calif St. Joseph

Ancient Roman paints match modern chemistry study

A 1500 year old Roman grave box near Frankfort yielded brown and white paints analyzed by the chemical institute. The composition closely matches modern cosmetics with one exception: ancient metal content appears harmful, though the shin remains unaffected.

Frankfort

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