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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1963
Page
9
The record shows Kuhrt with a 3 and Leader with 1 in a series of 3 1 4 1 0 0. Ed McNamee posted a high game while Virgil Lampe led the high series with 628. The tally flags Produce 3 Lumber 1 Sales 4 and Cafe 0 in the event coverage.
The August Oelrich family of Sioux Center are noted as pioneers in 4 H work with eight members contributing a combined 75 years as active members or leaders in 4 H club activities.
For over fifty years, Lamont resident Della Strait has pursued wood carving, starting in youth and amassing a notable collection of her carved works through the decades.
Albert Hempen and wife Marvin F and Vernna Buchholz and others transfer interests for $1 and related sums in parcels in sections 17-93-11 and 23-91-13 including southeast corner and ne percent, with revenues listed as $30.80 and $2.90. C R Barry and wife to C R and Edith Barry tenants in common for $1 on block 24 Tripoli. Leonard Dorn and Chamberlain Corp engage in transfers for $1 in nel of swt with exceptions. Bertha Hagenow to Wilbert and Ruby Hagenow for portions in 91-19. John R Shales and wife to J T and E Genevieve Bump for $1 and north 45 feet of south 100 feet in lot 3 block 28 Original Town Sumner with revenue $7.15.
The article suggests practical dollar stretchers for homemakers. It covers using cheese and leftover meats in soups, making macaroni and cheese as a main dish, adding eggs and greens to cheese sauces, and serving over toast or rice. It also advises ground beef variants, creamed dried beef with potatoes, slower cooking cheaper cuts, offal substitutes, brown eggs, dried peas and beans, affordable produce, and using leftovers in desserts and sauces.
Mike Banowetz of Maquoketa discovered remnants of the April 30 1913 Sentinel newspaper in his winter cap. He had placed it there half a century ago and forgotten the odd keepsake.
A slab sawed from a 331 year old white pine was examined at a tree planting meeting sponsored by the Jackson County Soil Conservation District and the County Conservation Board.
On March 18 1963 the District Court of Bremer County Iowa appointed William Ingersoll and John Ingersoll as administrators with will annexed of Amanda Behrend deceased. Creditors and claimants must present debts or claims to the court for allowance. Attorneys Engelbrecht and Hemingway of Waverly Iowa handling the matter.
The House passed a bill to prevent selling dairy products below cost except butter, aiming to curb cheap imports that hurt small Iowa dairies. Rep Elmer Den Herder said the state is a dumping ground for low-cost products from other states. A separate note states travel from Wake Island to Midway Island could depart Jan 21 and arrive Jan 20.
Howard Foster of Woodbine reported a coyote about 130 miles northwest of Woodbine. The animal appeared to have its head through an old oil burner ring, a metal ring still around its neck.
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