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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1968
Page
2
Remer County Extension Calendar of Events
February events include the D H L C annual meeting at State Bank of Waverly at 11 a m Soil survey meeting at Farmers Co op Readlyn at 1 pm Landscaping clinics with Margherita Tarr at Tripoli area sites including the Extension Office Tripoli Town Hall 8 pm and meetings at Tripoli Town Hall 9 30 am Soil survey sessions at Tripoli Town Hall at 1 pm and at Waverly Shell Rock High School at 8 pm
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D.H.L.C
State Bank of Waverly
Farmers Co-op
Readlyn
Margherita Tarr
Tripoli
Tripoli Town Hall
Waverly- Shell Rock High School
Waverly
Douglas Rockets elect officers at Jan 24 meeting
At Roger Kerr home the Douglas Rockets elected Roger Kerr as president Jerry Burrow as vice president Lyle Brase as secretary Kent Harms as historian and Dean Ager as reporter Ager was named reporter The Franklin Blue Belles began a new year Jan 22 at the Leistikows home with 19 members three leaders and three mothers Present were Mrs McNellis Mrs Diers and Mrs Emil Leistikow Committees were appointed to study 4 H fields and plan projects Julia Diers was named club photographer and Cheila Tiedt Teresa Heineman chosen as telephone girls A Leistikow talk covered material choice for patterns Kristi Wedemeier spoke on basic sewing for beginners A filmstrip discussion on grooming emphasized friendship and good grooming.
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Douglas Rockets
Roger Kerr
Jim Kerr
Jerry Burrow
Lyle Brase
Kent Harms
Dean Ager
Franklin Blue Belles
Beverly
Becky Leistikow
McNellis
Diers
Emil Leistikow
Linda Leistikow
Linda Heineman
Margaret Herman
Pam Richards
Dannette Price
Ardith Steinbronn
Donna McNellis
Linda
Clara Diers
Debbie Heineman
Beverly Leistikow
Paula Frank
Kristi Wedemeier
Glenda Nuss
Kathy MacNellis
Julia Diers
Cheila Tiedt
Teresa Heineman
Bremer County 4-H Officers Attend Training School
Over 100 Bremer county 4-H members attended the annual officers training school January 25 at Tripoli High School. County officers led sessions for presidents secretaries treasurers historians and reporters with talks on functioning parliamentary procedure and club improvement.
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Bremer County
4-H
Tripoli High School
County 4-H
Joanne Fay
Dennis Epley
Linda Leuenberger
Kent Smith
Kathleen Dewey
David Busch
Diane Rice
Dennis Zekoff
Maurine Platte
David Joachim
Kermit Hildahl
Social Security Manager Assignment in Waterloo District
The Waterloo Social Security District Office announces a new manager appointment. Details specify leadership changes and the effective date for the Regional Office oversight.
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Waterloo
Clergy Social Security Coverage and Medicare Premium Update
A minister may receive Social Security coverage under the 1967 change unless exempt in writing. The March 8 check raises the minimum benefit to 55 dollars for those starting at age 65, with dependents receiving less. Medicare Part B premiums will rise to four dollars a month from April 1968, remaining through June 30, 1969.
Farmers' share of breakfast costs from USDA reveal distribution
USDA figures show 1966 breakfast costs split between farmers and others. Milk half gallon 49.8 cents with farmer 23.9. cornflakes 29.8 cents with farmer 2.8. orange juice 22 cents with farmer 9. eggs 60 cents with poultryman 39. bread 22 cents with farmer 3 for wheat.
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USDA
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Wayne Anderson Wins Master Swine Producer Award Litter
Wayne Anderson, recipient of a master swine producer award, recently welcomed a litter of 13 pigs on his farm south of Williams. All piglets are healthy and thriving.
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Wayne Anderson
Williams
Pork Roast Temperature Change Lowers Safe Doneness
Extension economist So you would like juicy pork roasts and better flavor. Iowa State University research over ten years shows 170 degrees F is safe and yields juicier meat, with old 185 degrees now outdated. A meat thermometer remains the best guide. color alone is unreliable. Freezer temperatures also kill trichinella larvae.
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Iowa State University
Salm 96 Receives Life Insurance Check in Person
A. M. Salm of Harper, age 96, outlived his term life policy and collected the check in person from a company official. He and his wife were told they share a fate with John D. Rockefeller, who also outlived his ordinary policies.
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A. M. Salm
Harper
Mr. Salm
Salms
John D. Rockefeller
Bolson's Feed Promotes Superior Nutrition for January 1969
An advertisement urges farmers to switch to Bolson's Feed and Concentrates claiming genuine old process soybean meal and Norwegian cod liver oil plus other costly ingredients give more nutrition per dollar. It suggests telling dealers to "Give Me Bolson's" to save money by January 1969.
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Bolson
Bolson’s
Prospects for Fed Cattle Prices and Iowa On Feed Totals
Fed cattle price prospects look moderately good for feeders in coming months with interior Iowa prices near 25 to 26.50 per hundredweight and Chicago at 26 to 28. Prices may rise $1 to $3 from last year’s levels, though spring could show some weakness. Cattle on feed in 32 states on Jan 1 totaled 11.3 million, up two percent. Iowa down five percent versus last year, with heifers driving early increases. Marketings Feb-Apr likely 1–2 percent above 1968. The Heuberger brothers were honored as 50-year Pearl Lodge AF AM members in Sheffield. Zw
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Gene Futrell
Iowa State University
Iowa
Chicago
North Central States
Heuberger
Harry
Louis
Charles
Sheffield
Pearl Lodge, AF
A.M. Sheffield
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MR. Farmer
Frederika Feed Mill
Dial
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Colburn Feed Mill
Tripoli, Iowa
Dale Shires County Extension
Howard M. White
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Seventh Ave
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