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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1969
Page
4
James Nuss operates a custom saw sharpening service in Tripoli Iowa using a Foley automatic sharpener for sharpening tasks. Customer requests and pricing noted as 30t £.
A collection of thank you notes expresses gratitude for cards gifts visits and memorials after hospital stays and after family losses. Names include Jeffrey Klein Nellie Fipef Dr A B Carstensen F F Carstensen Malinda Fink and Rev Selberg with appreciation for prayers sermons and support.
Within a fortnight two trains carrying about 300 tons of phosgene are scheduled to cross Iowa. Governor Ray has protested permits and warned he may mobilize the National Guard if crossings are unsafe. Legislators urge stronger railroad penalties as a blue ribbon panel studies state government efficiency with G LaMonte Weissenburger heading the effort.
A legislative panel weighs permit rules for tractor trailers and farm equipment loads as Warren Transport’s Jack Warren urges clarification. The discussion touches on a proposed private funded study to observe a 40th anniversary project, with executives volunteering time and funds. Public opinion polls show mixed approval for Nixon’s farm policy and Hardin’s Agriculture Secretary work.
Wedding announced for Judy Eugene Leyh at the Church of Christ in burg on Sunday afternoon. A bridal shower honored Rosalyn Ch and upcoming marriage to A. Miller at St Boniface and Cathy church in Willig town with hosts C F Bunger Ruth We cock Ally Bunger.
Harry Carstensen born June 25 1909 in Wren township Iowa died August 9 service held at Rettig Funeral Home interment at United Church of Christ Tripoli. He suffered chronic arthritis since late teens and lived with brother Albert in Linn Grove. Survived by two lovers Ferdinand Tripoli and Bert Linn Grove plus many nieces and nephews.
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