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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1967
Page
2
Winter driving hazards include snow covered roads frost on windshields and poor visibility. The guidance from Norval Wardle Iowa State University emphasizes clear windows low beam use and vigilant driving with breaks and careful handling of skids to reduce accidents.
Strong consumer buying power and rising exports are expected to lift U S farm demand in 1967. Defense outlays remain the main uncertainty with projected spending near 59 to 73 billion dollars depending on Viet Nam developments, while overall government expenditures rise as a major demand driver.
Bremer county Extension associate Kermit J. Hildahl advises farmers to prepare farm records as federal tax deadlines near. ISU economist Everett Stoneberg notes two filing options for those earning two thirds from farming with calendar year basis. State taxes must be filed by April 30 with full payment due.
Iowa crop and livestock report says major crops produced in 1966 were worth 1.8 billion dollars, up 22 percent from 1965 due to higher prices and strong grain output. Iowa ranked third nationally, with corn valued at 1.1 billion dollars, accounting for 62 percent of state crop value.
Insurance companies paid nearly 708 million dollars in premium taxes to 50 states during 1964.
Local residents from Frederika and surrounding towns hosted and visited during New Year events. Family gatherings in Waverly and trip to Sioux City for a wedding are noted along with hospital stays, arrivals and transfers, and multiple visits across nearby communities. Names include Hagedorns Brases Mueller, Spechts Burrows and many others with frequent trips to Waterloo Nashua Oelwein and Cedar Falls.
John Wagner of Middleton and Clyde Wagner of Livingston have built dairy herds averaging over 600 lbs of butterfat per head. The Kent Precision Dairy Feeding Program is tailored to meet each cow’s total requirements and to correct deficiencies through expert analysis by your Kent dealer.
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