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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1958
Page
2
The fragmentary OCR text includes a garbled line with the word Leader and a lone uppercase MEMBER. Readable content is too limited to form a factual item with named entities or a clear event.
Second class mail at Tripoli Iowa under March 8 1879 act. Published each Wednesday. Established 1894. Official paper for Tripoli and Bremer County Iowa. Publisher William A Buckley. Subscriptions 3.00 yearly in advance in Iowa 3.50 elsewhere.
4 H Club notes outline March 10 meeting at Iris Oltrogge home with talks on vegetables at their best and interesting salads by Carrella Heineman and Janet Albrecht. They attended a Water loo movie and scheduled a April 12 Mother Daughter tea at Janet Albrecht home. Reporter La vonne Rucker notes safe Easter egg dyeing and weekly plant care tips.
Du Pont Company issues thread count and denier labels to curtain makers for Marquisette, testing fabrics in private labs and withholding labels if standards aren’t met. A garden planning note urges paper sketches before long-term landscaping.
Garden advice from ISU horticulturists covers site selection and sun exposure, seed quality, seed treatment, and soil rotation. Pruning grapes and apples should be finished soon, raspberries may be top dressed with fertilizer, and lawns get a nitrogen boost with 10-6-4 fertilizer at prescribed rates.
Easter egg decorating tips for kids using colored modeling clay to create spirals around eggs and to form stand up eggs with extra clay. Children can craft funny faces with white and pink clay pieces for playful designs.
The regular meeting of the Tri Poli Woman's Club is at Town Hall this Wednesday. The program titled Youth in Foreign Lands is arranged by Hazel Chapin. Roll call covers program suggestions for 1958 59. Bertha Weidler is the hostess.
Mrs Everett Meier and a friend departed Thursday for Fort Knox Kentucky to visit their husbands, taking a short trip away from home.
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