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Tripoli Leader

Location

Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1967

Page

2

Olefin Fiber Gains Ground in Home Textiles

Extension home economist notes olefin, a strong mildewproof fiber from petroleum, moves from outdoor use to indoor rooms. It resists soils and static, absorbs minimal water, and is now common in carpeting as pile and backing while researchers explore more textile applications.

ISU Open House to Highlight Soybean TIBA Field Day

Iowa State University hosts an Agronomy and Agricultural Engineering field day on Sept. 12 featuring a soybean demonstration of varieties, spacing and TIBA use. Researchers say TIBA shortens growth, boosts yields by 10 to 15 percent, with Wayne showing the largest gain.

Ames Dale Shires Bremer County Iowa State University Richard Shibles I. C. Anderson Hark, Amsey, Dorsey and Wayne Wayne Agronomy and Agricultural Engineering Research Center Highway 30

Hog price trends and slaughter rates in Iowa cattle and hog markets

Summer hog prices have been below peak expectations but profitable, with late spring gains followed by a dip in late May and June. Interior Iowa U S 13s for 200-230 lb barrows traded at about 21 to 22 per cwt in early August, roughly $4 under last year, while hog slaughter remains higher than a year ago. Gene Futrell of Iowa State University notes price fluctuations and expected turnover from mid-June to September based on USDA farrowing and farm inventory data for 10 cornbelt states.

Gene Futrell Iowa State University Iowa U. S USDA

Digging Potatoes and Storing Tips for Gardeners

Gardeners plan late August to early September potato digging while green tops indicate growing tubers. Protect plants from insects and diseases to avoid yield losses. After harvest, cure in darkness, store cool at 38–40 degrees, and minimize sun exposure to prevent greening. Carrots may be harvested now. store carrots, beets, parsnips, and onions in cold, dry conditions or plastic bags for moisture retention. Cold storage quantities of pork rise 36 percent from last year, with hog prices expected to stay profitable. 1968 hog farrowings may rise in early 1968, aided by lower corn prices. Plant spring bulbs like tulips and daffodils in September and October, and store bulbs in advance for planting time.

Ben Vance Iowa State University

Looking at Life as It Used to Be in Tripoli

A compilation of anniversaries weddings and local notes from Bremer county historic columns. Highlights include the Tripoli schools opening August 29 1927 the Legion hall health contest for Iowa State Fair and various marriages and civic events across 1942 1957 1962 and 1966 with trips to Mason City Waterloo Readlyn Sumner and Waverly.

A. A. Belknap Tripoli Aus Legion Hall Bremer County Fred Ferson 52Nd Mason City

Tripoli Community School Lunch Menu Week

Monday beef and celery sticks cheese and peanut butter sandwiches milk and spaghetti carrot and peas peaches brownie buttered bread Tuesday baked wieners baked potatoes buttered green beans apples bread and butter pie milk Wednesday maidrites buttered corn pickles cake with cherry topping Thursday creamed chicken mashed potatoes slaw fruited Jell-O bread and butter milk Friday tuna noodle casserole egg salad and peanut butter sandwiches fruit cup raisin bar milk

Local Notables Attend Agnes Thran Birthday Picnic In Chapin Park

Community members including Mrs Alvina Knittel and Mrs Clara Matthias gathered at Chapin Park for a birthday picnic honoring Mrs Agnes Thran. Other notes include baptisms at St Matthew's Lutheran, visits among local families, hospital stays, and people attending events across Readlyn Waverly and Cedar Falls.

Alvina Matthias Clara Matthias Mary Deterding Charlie Everding Theo. Stahlhut Herbert Judisch Debbie Kirchhoff Fred Albrecht Agnes Thran Chapin Park Tripoli Nursing Home Pay Roger Mari Cedar Falls LeRoy J . Waverly Erich J. Dornbusch Jack Boys Town Louie Zell Jerloo Clarence Valitha Sauerbrej Scharnhorst Chris Petersen Dennis Hartness Chicago

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