Oath Demands Heat Up Iowa Teachers In 1959 Push
The Iowa DAR seeks a constitutional oath for all public school teachers and administrators, urging the 1959 legislature to act. A county planning board for Pottawattamie County is set for April, with long range rural and urban development oversight and a planning engineer expected.
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Housecleaning and home fabrics tips from DuPont ads
This brief notices tips readers on spring house cleaning focusing on decluttering pots and pans, rearranging storage for accessibility, and suggests new window insulation Curon. It also notes DuPont labeling for Dacron fabric blends and new blue and white tags distributed to fabric manufacturers.
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Gardening tips from Iowa State expert Ben Vance
Iowa State College horticulturist Ben Vance advises on when to plant snap beans in central Iowa from May 5 to 10 and how successive plantings extend harvest. He covers spacing, fertilizer placement, popular bean varieties like Top Crop and Wade, and notes on chrysanthemums, perennials, new lawns, and general nutrient needs for lawns and gardens.
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Season-long crops benefit from fertilizer use
The text notes that fertilizer during the season can boost yields, especially for long-season crops like tomatoes and other vine crops such as squash and cucumbers.
Looking at Life as It Used to Be
A news column notes local moves including Anna Ellsworth resigning from Shores' Farm Remedy Co in Waverly and Mrs Al Wuest returning to Glenwood Minn Also update on Wm Krull recovering from blood poisoning and measles market prices for eggs potatoes veal hogs and more Nine team Cedar Valley baseball league formed with teams from Shell Rock Plainfield Tripoli Dunkerton Nashua Janesville Readlyn Denver and Waverly Elda M Koch and Ray E Nieth wed in Waterloo Bremer county candidates for superintendent announced and town council appointments made in Waverly
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Glenwood
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Wm. Krull
Zella Kerr
Denver
Waterloo
Cedar Valley Baseball League
Shell Rock
Plainfield
Tripoli
Dunkerton
Nashua
Janesville
Readlyn
Elda M. Koch
Ray E. Nieth
O. M. Yaggy
First Evangelical Church
A. Brause
Henry T. Schell
Quimsby
Bremer County
Howard L. Roach
Tripoli News Roundup Highlights Local Events and Changes
Five years ago on April 15 1953 a Detroit church formed and will leave on June 1. Tripoli high school music students under Harold Frese won six division I ratings at the state prelim contest at Waverly. Funeral services were held for Emma Hesse 85. Koons resigns to become Garfield principal in Boone. Tripoli baseball beat Plainfield 11 to 8 for second straight win. Fremont township tops 1953 Cancer Crusade drive with Mrs. Hoppenworth as chair. Mr and Mrs Richard Wolf Readlyn celebrate 50th anniversary with open house. A new beauty salon opens in Tripoli announced by Mrs Frederick Krueger. Tattletale teen comedy to be staged by Tripoli High seniors Friday. Open house planned for Moeller Construction Co home this weekend.
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Harold Frese
Waverly
Emma Hesse
Adolph Boldt
George L. Koons
Garfield
Boone
Plainfield
Fremont Township
Bremer County
Herbert Hoppenworth
Richard Wolf
Readlyn
Frederick Krueger
Dee Bock
Moeller Construction Co
Tripoli Woman's Club Meets in Town Hall
The April 16 meeting at Town Hall included a report from the committee on revising the constitution and by-laws. Mrs. Charles Smith reported on the county meeting. Hostess was Mrs. Bertha Weidler. House numbers arrived and a sale will start soon to fund street signs.
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Savings Bond Sales in Bremer County March
Bremer County investments in U S savings bonds reached 186381 in March, a three month total of 468097 and 39 percent of the 1958 quota. Iowa at 34 percent of quota, national average 28.4 percent. Other area totals include Butler 290859 32 percent, Chickasaw 380612 46 percent, Black Hawk 1148054 27 percent, Fayette 587225 39 percent. Read the want ads.
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