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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1963
Page
4
Inquiry at Potter Siding Cooperative Creamery Co. Tripoli seeks a man to drive a truck on the Dunkerton route. Applicant should report in person for details and arrangements.
A brief obituary note expressing gratitude for support at the time of our mother and grandmother Baysell’s death. Special thanks to Rev Puhlmann for his kind words. Signed by Mrs Amanda Pries, Mr and Mrs Millard Pries and Marilyn.
Classified short ads list two items for sale. A whiteboard of 350 pounds at $55 and a straw item with a Tripoli phone line 17-F120. Names Don Mager and Eldon Westendorf appear with locations and contact numbers included.
Miscellaneous listing notes Blue Cross contact John T. Jacobsen for enrollment. Provides phone and box in Waverly Town. Also advertises Nick Chick pallets available year round from day old to laying age with 2,000 ready at 16 weeks by April 18 and 2,500 by May 23 through Tripoli Grain & Feed in Tripoli.
Several readers express gratitude for support after fires hospital stays anniversaries and memorials. Names include Dale Mueller Virgil Ducker Gary Stromer Ray Block Clyf Frederika and Frederika residents thank neighbors friends relatives and the Frederika Fire Department for visits gifts cards flowers and assistance.
Mr and Mrs Ernest Heinemann of Sumner hosted visitors on Wednesday evening. Jackie and Steven Hoeper of Waverly spent Sunday with grandparents the Nusses while Lavern Hoeper visited Laverns mother at Allen Memorial in Waterloo. The Nusses learned of Robert Elsamillers death at Sumner hospital. Clary and Ager families visited surgical patient Maude ODay in New Hampton and hosted Heinemanns birthday dinner with guests from Waterloo Cedar Falls. Wayne Bravener and others visited Lawrence Schwartzs Tripoli and David Petersons family.
Minneapolis Mrs Peterson spent the weekend with her parents. Numerous couples and families from Tripoli Cedar Falls Waterloo and surrounding towns hosted or visited relatives and friends across the region during a busy weekend in February 1963.
Attorney General Evan Hultman has sent a formal opinion to all 99 county attorneys outlining guidelines for authorities handling liquor regulation and enforcement. The memo emphasizes consistency in applying state liquor laws and directs local offices to follow specified procedures.
Hultman says liquor law enforcement depends on individual circumstances whether a location is public or private. The attorney general notes misuse of a facility guides whether a room or venue is public. A hotel can include both public and private areas while rented guest rooms are private. Public places include locations where the public is admitted and liquor sales are state owned or consumption is unlawful.
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