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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1963
Page
4
For service or enrollment, contact John T. Jacobsen. Phone 1799, Box 312, Waverly, Towa. (34tf)
Fimber free for the taking clean no brush no logs Ley Leuenberger a half mile southeast of Fredericka. (7p2) tree stump removal offer free estimate from Leon ard Flynn Waverly or Tripoli. (8p2) business opportunity for man or woman from this area service and collect from coin operated dispensers establish route needs 900 cash capital good potential part time or full time for interview call KING DISTRIBUTING CO. Minneapolis Minn. (8p)
Wanted standing timber 10 to 100 acres or more. Will consider land and all. Write E. G. Moyer R4 Cedar Falls Iowa. Wanted upright piano. Virgil Schwake Tri Poli Phone 11 F1l.
Card of thanks expresses gratitude to neighbors and relatives for support during illness and death of Mrs. Rose Winzenburg with special mention of Rev. W Klein. Also notes a Christmas plant at Otto Koppold's farm and license plate ownership history of Maurice Brookshier in Fremont with a 1929 purchase.
A compilation of multiple real estate transfers and condemnations in Iowa towns including Waverly, Tripoli, Denver and Sumner. Transactions involve Herman Geffert to Alfred Geffert, A E Fettkether trustee to City of Waverly, Richard Burlingame to Alfred Schuldt, Harold Meier to Rudolph Kohagen, Peter Smith Estate to Bernard Lucille Smith, Paul Braun to Irene Braun, Robert Rathbone to Kirchhoff, Illinois Central RR to City of Waverly, Claire Terry to LaVerne Nacke, Sumner Packing Co. Inc. acquisitions, Werner Matthias to Manning, Lutheran Children’s Home to Sovereign, Lyla Bond to W J Hesse. Includes several revenue entries and a crossing condemnation on Wilson Ave.
Governor Norman Erbe approves the Pena gon plan to reorganize the Iowa National Guard and notifies Army Secretary Cyrus Vance. The plan increases authorized strength by 115 to 7,436, subject to minor detail negotiations.
The Bremer County ASCS reports the 1963 corn price support will be 5 cents higher, with national rate rising from 1.20 to 1.25 per bushel. A change in the feed grain program affects diversion payments: farms with 25 acres or less diverting all base land receive 50 percent of the normal production support, while larger bases see 20 percent for the first 20 percent diverted and 50 percent for additional land. The update aligns with the higher price support.
West C. Wellman, a Republican and former assistant council secretary and state grain car dispatcher, becomes the new Executive Council secretary succeeding Gary S. Gill who resigns to enter private practice. The announcement notes raised support rates for crops including oats, barley, rye, corn, and grain sorghum effective January 23, reflecting shifts in state policy.
County Extension Director Gene Vincent urges Bremer county farmers to start farm records in January to ease next year’s income tax. He notes calendar year reporting, net worth statements, and complete records of receipts, expenses, assets, liabilities, depreciation, and production help track progress and simplify tax and business tasks.
The council rejected consulting Democratic Gov elect Harold Hughes on the appointment. Melvin Synhorst proposed a courtesy meeting before Hughes takes office. State Auditor Chet Akers urged voting with the quorum. Outgoing Gov Norman Erbe Agriculture Sec L B Liddy and Akers supported Wellman while Synhorst abstained. The role pays 8500 dollars annually.
USDA crop estimates for soybeans and feed grains were raised since November per Farm Economist Francis Kutish of Iowa State University. Soybeans final up to 675 million bushels from 669 forecast, with no major change to soy ban price outlook. Corn estimate also raised slightly, final figures noted.
Estimates show 3.64 billion bushels versus 3.625 on November 1 for corn oats barley and grain sorghum, all hitting record yields. Total production near 143 million tons, about 2.5 million more than last year, signaling tighter feed grain stocks in 1963 and modest price upticks in cash corn.
P D Robertson traffic manager of the Fort Dodge Des Moines Southern Railway since 1955 retired in December. He began with the Dodge line in 1924 as an agent.
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