For Rent Modern Home in Tripoli Iowa
Robert Kuhrt, real tor, Tripoli, Iowa, advertises a modern home for rent in Tripoli. Contact details unspecified.
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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1962
Page
4
Robert Kuhrt, real tor, Tripoli, Iowa, advertises a modern home for rent in Tripoli. Contact details unspecified.
Hasbrouck Voetmann Lumber Co in Tripoli Iowa offers free use of an electric knife sharpener in the paint department for sharpening dull kitchen knives.
sincere thanks to all who sent cards gifts and visits while at Allen Memorial hospital Waterloo and after returning home special thanks to Rev Klein for visits and prayers also gratitude for flowers food and support from friends neighbors and relatives at Scholtz and home to Rev E F Puhlmann and Dr C R Barry for kind thoughts and visits
Bremer County ASCS reports advance payments are available to producers who divert corn and grain sorghum or barley under the 1962 feed grain program. Signups run Feb 5 to Mar 30 with two county rate options based on 50 or 60 percent of county normal yields, adjusting by farm productivity and diverted acres.
Farmers may participate in the 1962 feed grain plan with a minimum 20 percent reduction of the base. The maximum cut depends on the farm base size. Interested farmers should contact the county ASCS office soon.
Mrs Velma Howell of Red Oak reports a 6 foot sacred lily that recently bloomed and began emitting a strong odor. The tall stemmed plant had no leaves branches or visible roots and must be removed from the house due to the smell.
Governor Norman Erbe appoints a 10 member bipartisan committee to find new uses for agricultural products with Sen. Frank Hoxie of Shenandoah named chairman. A WHO survey notes about one in ten Western residents are neurotic.
Iowa's new car franchised dealers fell about 21 percent from 1948 to 1958 as total dealers declined while average sales per dealer rose. Losses tied to end of Hudson Packard and Kaiser manufacturing, with nationwide fuel demand up and station counts modest, lifting per dealer sales. Prof. Leonard J. Konopa notes these shifts in the Iowa Business Digest analysis.
The report notes a 2.4 percent drop in gasoline stations though average dealer sales climbed 51 percent. Mortality among Iowa battery and accessory dealers rose, with 63 of 100 dealers in 1948 remaining a decade later. Survivors saw an 84 percent sales increase. Per capita tires and batteries spending was flat, while dealers served 65 percent more people. Aircraft and related dealers nearly doubled nationally and rose 37 percent in Iowa. National sales up 34 percent and state up 9 percent.
Arnolds Park airman Reggie S. Stevens dodged injury when his small plane crash landed on a snow crust. The craft ran out of gas, causing damage to the propeller and wing struts during the hard landing.
Mrs Helen Leitzinger of Fairfield showcased her cherished Christmas creche made by her late husband 29 years ago. Over the years the display has grown with many figures trees and animals and now spans five or six feet across.
The Iowa Highway Patrol will pilot an inexpensive pocket sized intoximeter in one district to test its use in determining intoxication. State Safety Commissioner Cay Pesch says the voluntary test aims to gather information for the next Iowa legislature.
Ten year old Joseph Ira, noted Protestant vin farmer and insurance agent, marked his 100th birthday. He is reputed as father of ten children and is devoted to his large family with twenty grandchildren, forty great grandchildren, and eleven great great grandchildren.
The postwar period saw two major developments in American journalism: the establishment of newspapers and a shift in publication frequency from weekly to semi weekly, tri weekly, and daily issues.
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