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Newspaper

Tripoli Leader

Location

Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1964

Page

2

Bremer County Extension Calendar August to September

Bremer County Extension calendar lists events from Aug 31 to Sept 5. Activities include 4 H Girls county committee meeting at 7 30 p m in Tripoli Extension office, ISU visitation in Ames, Extension council meeting at 8 30 p m at Lyle Ormstons, Snacks and Easy Meals class at 10 a m in Tripoli Town Hall, and 4 H Dairy Cattle Congress entries due at the Extension office.

Tripoli ISU Ames Lyle Ormstons Tripoli Town Hall Dairy Cattle Congress

Biz E Bees 4 H Meeting Reports Aug 12 In Tripoli

4 H club notes show Biz E Bees meeting called to order by Marjorie Blume at Jane Rathbones home on Aug 12. Next gathering set for Sept 9 at Judy Peters home. Plans include a family cookout on Aug 30 at 7 30 p m in South Park.

Marjorie Blume Jane Rathbone Judy Peters South Park Tripoli Corinne Towne Susan Zander Diane Bull Kay Ormston Mary Lahmann Debra Chapin

August Flushed Ewes Offer Best Profit Says Gene Vincent

County extension director Gene Vincent outlines a flushing plan to improve lamb crops urging inspection culling by Sept 1 and parasite treatment. Iowa State expert Tom Wickersham recommends removing old unthrifty ewes, managing udders, parasite control, foot care, branding, and timed flushing with restricted feeding before breeding to promote uniform lambing.

Gene Vincent Tom Wickersham Iowa State University Iowa

FFA Chapter News and Longtime Pen Pal Meet

FFA livestock judging team members Steve Dettmer Jerry Neuendorf and Brent Steere traveled to Mason City on Aug. 18 while the dairy judging team including David Kerr Jerry Neuendorf Brent Steere and Gerald Zander went to Cedar Rapids on Aug. 19 placing ninth among 43 with Kerr tying for 13th. A chapter meeting Friday featured Mr Thurness with freshmen initiation followed by a water melon feed. George Hischman Hawarden longtime pen pal of Toki Akamine Honolulu met after 35 years of correspondence begun in 1929.

Steve Dettmer Jerry Neuendorf Brent Steere Mason City Cedar Rapids David Kerr Gerald Zander Thurness James Kuhrt George Hischman Hawarden Toki Akamine Honolulu Hawaii George Toki

Beef and Veal Imports Down as EU Prices Rise

Bremer County extension economist Gene Futrell notes U S imports of red meat in the first five months of 1964 are about one fifth below 1963 levels. Beef and veal imports drop about 18 percent January through May while meat and livestock exports rise. Lower Argentine supply and strong European demand push Australia and others to target Europe. Domestic slaughter of cows and lower-grade cattle rises, boosting processing beef supplies for the next two to three years.

United States Gene Futrell Iowa State University Extension Europe United Kingdom Argentina Australia New Zealand England U. S Canada Mexico

Quality suit tips and meat import trends through May

The article advises careful suit selection focusing on fiber content, linings, pockets, seams, and pattern matching, plus guidance on care labels and fit. It also notes January to May 1964 meat imports with declines in beef, veal, and pork, but rising meat exports, led by meat products and by-products.

Constant Water Essential for Pig Growth and Comfort

A steady supply of clean cool water is vital for growing and finishing pigs. County extension director Gene Vince notes water is the least expensive nutrient yet crucial for gains, and Iowa State’s swine specialist M D Whitaker adds it regulates temperature and cooling in heat. One water cup serves about 20 pigs, so ensure ample access.

Gene Vince M. D. Whitaker Iowa State University

Iowa Farm Youth Tour Dates Announced for Aug 31 to Sept 4

The 14th Iowa Farm Youth tour sponsored by the Iowa Development Commission will run August 31 through September 4. Aimed at linking rural youth with Iowa's agriculture and manufacturing economy, the event will split into southernwestern and northern eastern routes. Seventy five participants from 4 H Future Farmers of America Farm Bureau Farmers Union National Farmers Organization and Boy Scouts will take part.

Iowa Farm The Iowa Development Commission Iowa 4-H Future Farmers of America Farm Bureau Farmers Union National Farmers Organization Boy Scouts

Davenport Man Named Iowa Chairman for Goldwater Campaign

John Burrows of Davenport named Iowa chairman for the Republican presidential campaign. A delegate to the recent GOP national convention in San Francisco, he is a strong supporter of Senator Barry Goldwater. Mrs. Mary Louise Smith of Des Moines was named vice chairman of the Iowa Goldwater campaign.

John Burrows Davenport Iowa Burrows San Francisco Barry Goldwater Mary Louise Smith Des Moines Goldwater

Long Distance Rates To Be Lower in Iowa

Northwestern Bell Telephone officials announced a new rate schedule starting September 13 that reduces charges for in state station to station calls between 9 p m and 4 30 a m The change is expected to save Iowa telephone users over 1 million dollars annually

Iowa Northwestern Bell Telephone Towa Telephone

Skunks Most Common Rabies Source in Iowa Year

Farmers note skunks drive Iowa rabies outbreak with 30 of 47 new cases in skunks. Cats and cows each have six. By July end total cases reach 320 vs 224 last year, with 214 skunk cases this year.

Iowa

Early Greeks Shunned Cow Milk in Favor of Goat and Ewe Milk

A 1964 clipping notes that ancient Greeks viewed cow milk as unwholesome and preferred milk from sheep and goats. The piece, dated August 26, 1964, discusses dietary beliefs tied to Tripoli, Iowa.

Tripoli Lowa

TV Debate Set Between Hughes and Hultman on Sept 9

The Iowa Broadcasters Association coordinates a state-wide TV debate with Gov. Harold Hughes and Attorney General Evan Hultman. Both have agreed to appear in a joint broadcast on September 9 across the state.

Hughes Hultman Iowa Broadcasters Association Harold Hughes Evan Hultman

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Bremer County William A. Buckley Robert J. Sassman FFA Benjamin Franklin Pearl E. Pardee County Extension Home Goldwater Campaign O’brien Kent Kent Feeds Kent Stablemix Tripoli Grain & Feed Dan Mast Mgr AUREO Tripoli Sales C., Inc J. M. Snyder, Mer Tripoli, Iowa Richard Truog Tripoli Plumbing Bock’s Plumbing and Heating
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