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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1966
Page
2
Bremer County Extension outlines April events including small fruit and vegetable garden meetings at Tripolis and Tripoli Town Halls, a County Fair Board session, and a 4-H skating party at Rollerdrome Cedar Falls. The report notes Better Grooming pamphlets, judge planning, and several demonstrations.
The March Max field Rangers met at Loren Foelske’s home with seven members one leader and two parents. Topics covered Pig Weaning Profits Alfalfa profit and pig iron shot demonstrations. Next meeting set for April 11 at Harvey and Leslie Matthias.
Six demonstrations on tailoring and finishing techniques were taught by Judy Clausing Sandy Clausing Diane Steinbronn Judy Dodd Joyce Trautman Cathy Schrage and Carol Anderson. The club’s Signs of Spring roll call was answered by 16 members. Mary Harnisch reporter.
Douglas Rockets 4-H met at David Drape's home with 16 members two leaders and six fathers present. Ray Dietz and Mike Boeckmann were nominated for county 4-H officer posts. Open House at the new Extension Office is set for Saturday April 2 and a Younger Youth party will be at Town Hall that evening. Dean Ager demonstrated how to make a book rack while Barry Boeckmann spoke on What Is a Farmer. Leland Alcock recounted his Washington D C tour sponsored by the Iowa Farm Bureau Federation. Dennis Zekoff, reporter.
University economist notes a shift to expansion in hog production with December February farrowings above last year and March May plans 9 percent higher. Prices expected to ease, with interior markets seeing 21 to 24 dollars for 200-240 pound hogs, and a possible summer rise to 23 24 dollars before a fall decline. Expansion outside the Corn Belt may outpace gains at home amid labor limits and socialized operations.
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