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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1965
Page
2
The Tripoli Leader is a second class mail publication in Tripoli Iowa established in 1894. Publisher is Robert J Sassman with weekly issues and subscription rates of 3500 cents per year in Iowa and 4500 cents elsewhere.
Iowa Conservation Commission sets shotgun deer license applications from August 23 8:00 a.m. to September 10 4:30 p.m. Central Daylight Time. Up to 17 504 permits will be drawn by data processing. group applications capped at five. one application per person. $10 license fee. Archery licenses have no deadline and run Oct 16 to Dec 5 statewide.
Franklin Blue Belles, Ten N Teen, Leroy Gopherettes and Maxfield Merry Maids held July events at local homes and firehouse. Attendees included 14 members, mothers, visitors and leaders. plus 30 total at Ten N Teen. Plans covered state fair entries, booth posters, and county fair demonstrations.
State treasurer Paul Franzenburg credits cooperation of Iowa gasoline dealers as the primary road fund increases by 415000. Legislation during the recent session raised the gasoline tax from six to seven cents per gallon effective July 1, allowing collection of the extra one cent on inventories as of June 30.
Evidence of well water contamination by farm chemicals found in parts of the state. Robert L. Morris of the hygienic laboratory in Iowa City says chlorinated hydrocarbons have seeped into shallow groundwater. He notes insufficient evidence to determine public health significance.
Dairymen can boost feed quality by adding urea to corn silage to cut protein supplement costs. Extension experts advise 10 pounds per ton, with mixing steps for bunkers and trenches. Benefits include lower overall feed protein and potential savings per cow each month.
Governor Harold Hughes shifts from opposition to endorsement of candidates to openness for agreement with the Democratic State Central Committee. After the committee approved a new constitution weeks ago backing endorsements, Hughes previously resisted but now signals willingness to adjust his stance and join in agreement with the party.
Chairman Lex Hawkins and Governor Hughes discuss finding an area of agreement to allow a decisive primary election. Hughes opposes endorsing a single candidate, favors a limited endorsement policy, while Hawkins pushes for some form of party endorsement and openness to compromise. They deny any feud and urge the public to see a cooperative stance. The piece notes Johnson era ties and mentions a long-running newspaper print figure.
Denver residents and St Peter Lutheran church members Mrs Merle Pipho and Mrs Arthur Kurtt join counselors and several Kurtt Schumacher Gleason Williams and Ebaugh family members for the Luther League rally at Luther College Decorah August 19 20 and 21.
The cotton plant appears in five distinct species, with some described as perennial.
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