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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1972
Page
2
The Tripoli Leader charges four dollars per year in advance in Iowa and five dollars per year in advance elsewhere.
The schedule lists events from July including an Extension Council Meeting at the Extension Office at 8 30 p m on July 5 a Beef Fitting and Showing Workshop at Waverly Sale Barn July 6 Jr Fun Day at Cedar Bend Waverly July 6 area Livestock Evaluation Meeting at Hawkeye Institute Waterloo July 10 4 H County Council Meeting at Extension Office July 12 Presentation Day at Tripoli High School July 13 Creative Arts Open House at Tripoli High School and related activities through July 13
The FDA proposes banning all fireworks in interstate commerce except for public displays to curb private use and accidents. Opponents argue it would spoil fun, while supporters cite improved safety and the aim to keep displays in the hands of qualified professionals.
A weeded column from the Iowa State extension answers reader questions. Nitrogen deficiency can occur when fibrous mulches like crushed corncobs are used, so apply high nitrogen fertilizer before or soon after mulching. Cucumber blooms: many male flowers appear first and fertilization by insects leads to fruit set later. Seed balls on potato plants are inedible and not used to produce new potatoes.
Funeral services were held at St. Pauls Lutheran Ar tesian for 72 year old Andrew H Huck of Waverly. Burial was at Midwest Garden of Memories after he died at Allen Memorial Hospital Waterloo. He is survived by wife Lucinda, daughter Mrs Adolph Steinbronn of Fairbank, son Leonard of Waverly, 11 grandchildren and one great grandchild. Two brothers Walter and Ernest of Waverly also survive.
Various social notices from the Cedar Falls region including visits by Mrs. Knittel and guests, a baptism at St. Matthew's, Luther League leadership retreat July 7 9 at EWALU, a July 14 teenage dance at Willow Run Country Club, and July 10 Board of Education meeting. Also bids for Denver Community School contracts, a July 2 Lutheran sponsorship, 33rd Westendorf reunion highlights, and two births and one marriage announced.
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