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Tripoli Leader

Location

Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1952

Page

2

Fall Fertilizer Use Advised for Higher Corn Yields

Iowa State College researchers Lloyd Dumenil H R Meldrum George Stanford and John Pesek report fall application of 200 to 400 pounds of superphosphate and 65 to 130 pounds of muriate of potash boosts next year corn yields as much as spring applications. They find no large winter losses and recommend broadcasting then fall plowing to minimize erosion and spread fertilizer demand. Bertrand Sack of Sac City earned a 50 year pharmacy certificate, his first in 1902 as Rippey resident.

Iowa State College Iowa Lloyd Dumenil H. R. Meldrum George Stanford John Pesek Bertrand Sack Sac City State of Rippey

Bremer County hog market shows peak passed but price gains seen

Bremer county hog producers appear to have passed the peak in marketings as interior slaughter capacity rises and demand strengthens. Ex tension economist Francis Kutish notes a December push in hog slaughter and a potential price uptick into early spring, with overall hog marketings down 10 to 20 percent vs last year. Price discrimination affects heavyweight hogs, and 240 to 270 pound hogs now dominate 20 to 25 percent of interior runs. Alice Stanfield of Lake City dies at 93. rice production worldwide rises to a record in 1952-53. Water needs for hogs highlighted with warm troughs in winter.

Bremer County Francis Kutish Iowa State College Iowa Economist Katish Kutish

Treat Sows for Mange Before They Farrow

Hog mange damages young pigs most. Raun of Iowa State Extension urges treating sows for mange prior to farrowing and cleaning quarters. A spray using lindane or gamma benzene hexachloride, mixed with household detergent, applied to animals and kennel surfaces, kills mites. recommended proportions and application rates are provided.

Earle Raun Iowa State College Extension Raun

Babson's Life and Business Forecasting Philosophy

Roger W. Babson, famed American business commentator and investment adviser, stressed religion in business. A Gloucester native and MIT graduate, his career faltered due to tuberculosis, yet during convalescence he developed his forecasting ideas that supported 400 newspapers and 20,000 corporate reports.

Roger W. Babson Gloucester Babson Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Notice of the Appointment of Executor

Notice is here by given that on December 15 1952 the undersigned was appointed by the District Court of Bremer County Iowa Executor of the Estate of Karl Elsamiller deceased All persons indebted to said Estate will make payment and those having claims against the same will present them legally authenticated to said Court for allowance Dated this 15th day of December 1952 H J Frese Tripoli Iowa Oliver J Reeve Attorney Waverly Iowa Small Son: Mother there's something running across the floor that hasn't any arms or legs Water Burned A former Monticello man Lee Warner is now in a hospital in California He was critically burned when a metal survey stick he was carrying contacted a 22 000 volt line Extension agricultural engineers at Iowa State college say that it's an advantage to have electric pig brooders on the farm when the small pigs are farrowed during cold weather

District Court Bremer County Iowa Karl Elsamiller Monticello Lee Warner California Extension Agricultural Engineers Iowa State College

Monticello Man Escapes Injury After Auto Hits Diesel Train

Bill Winistorfer, a Monticello resident, drove his new car into a diesel freight train and it was wrecked beyond repair. He escaped with only slight bruises and minor injuries.

Bill Winistorfer Monticello

Ice Fishing Opens at Okoboji with Perch Attracting Crowds

Ice fishing began at Okoboji early in December with perch as the main draw the season opener attracted anglers and spectators alike.

Okoboji

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Fred Deterding Tripoli Kastli Frank Doege Faribault Minn Frederika Guhlow, Deterding, Reding and Platte Carl Struck Ralph Poynter Calhoun County Alice Stanfield Lake City Mr. Babson Babson Institute For Men Mrs. Babson Webber College For Women Utopia College Eureaka Kan United States Gravity Research Foundation New Boston New Hampshire H. J. Frese Oliver J. Reeve Waverly
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