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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1958
Page
2
The Tripoli Leader is the national editorial paper of Assbchar Qn 19, published weekly in Tripoli Iowa. It is a second class mail publication established in 1894, serving Tripoli and Bremer County. William A Buckley is the publisher with annual subscriptions set at 3.00 in Iowa and 3.50 elsewhere.
The piece argues the United States should resist Chinese Communist pressure over Quemoy without fearing public mood or ally hesitations. It asserts that a just cause may be unpopular and warns that only force and deterrence deter red aggression, praising Eisenhower for standing firm without needing popular heart in the matter.
The piece argues that legal challenges and education will erode segregation in Arkansas and Virginia. It predicts racist officeholders tied to white supremacy will fade as Black Americans gain education and voting rights, making anti Negro stance a political liability within a decade. Strong figures like Faubus and Byrd are named as outdated symbols.
County girls yearn for the new 4-H home furnishings project set to train more than 300 girls this year across clubs led by a large team of leaders and mothers. The fall organization kicks off Sept 17 at Tripoli Town Hall with a three-year rotation plan for foods cloth ing and home furnishings for juniors intermediates and seniors. Former Mapleton residents L B Cork and spouse visited Mapleton after 57 years, formerly of Leach Hollow before 1901, now in Gregory.
Monthly Dayton Dodgers gathering at Richard Buhr's home with 13 members two leaders and a visitor present. Ronald Meyer is president Jerold Volker vice president Eugene Judisch secretary treasurer Howard Platte reporter. Henry Platte demonstrated tying knots Richard Buhr spoke on corn storage.
On September 12 1958 the District Court of Bremer County Iowa appointed John D Nolting as administrator of the estate of Sophia Ann Notting deceased late of Bremer County Iowa All persons owing debts to the estate must pay and those with claims must present them to the court for allowance Authored by W C Hahle attorney at Sumner Iowa with date line September 12 1958 The contact indicates 653 Hope Ave Waterloo Iowa and reference (42-3) n
Steve Loew and his family near Maple River report a litter of 22 live pigs born weighing 63 pounds total. The pigs were uniform in size and the birth day is noted with FARM MILK records.
Iowa State College veterinary clinic reports new fracture techniques have saved nearly 100 horses and cattle in the past year. Dr. B W Kingrey and Dr. R L Lundvahl describe stainless steel plates pins and rods used to stabilize large animal bones enabling healing and sometimes allowing weight bearing before full recovery.
Vince Herrmann of Tripoli Grain & Feed joined 700 hog producers and agricultural leaders from a nine state area at Monona Iowa to view a Pigloo system demonstration. Roy Grove and son Dennis showcased 1100 hogs per year using Nutrena Pigloo units reducing labor and costs while boosting gains. Participants included Nutrena staff Ralph Grier James Collins Clarence Whitworth and attendees Gene Woodcock Durwood Leach & Son and Bob Camp.
A Tripoli Iowa item notes many animals in the breeding stock program appear good as new after fracture surgery. Some show minor conformation defects but remain capable of serving as active breeding stock for years. Fracture surgery research continues.
Shopping through magazines for pictures offers economical wall decoration. Framed magazine covers, advertisements, and illustrations by known artists can brighten walls. You can also frame fabric designs or use fabric as wall hangings by attaching two ends to rods.
Fresh apples require cool storage. Small quantities keep best in plastic bags in the refrigerator to prevent moisture loss and shriveling. Larger quantities should be kept in a cool damp place. Turn the fruit occasionally and remove any that show signs of spoilage to prevent spoilage from spreading.
Mrs Roy Miller reported a large cucumber patch near Maquoketa. The patch measured about 99 inches in length and weighed close to 10 pounds.
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