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Newspaper

Tripoli Leader

Location

Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1961

Page

4

Wanted Upholstering and Refinishing Services

Wanted upholstering repairing and refinishing work. Phone 92 J J Hay don Upholstering Tripoli. (33-3)

J. Haydon Tripoli

Garden tips from county extension director on mulch and spraying

County Extension Director Gene Vincent and horticulturist A E Cott urge timely garden care. Mulch tomatoes to reduce cracking and blossom end rot and maintain steady moisture. Regular insect and disease control with sprays every two weeks, dusts every week after rain, cover undersides of leaves. Avoid wasteful dusting like salt-on-tail method. a $2.98 duster pays for itself. Side-dress tomatoes with 10-20-10 fertilizer around plants and water in. crabgrass in lawns should be treated with methyl arsenate products before seeding.

Gene Vincent A. E. Cott Cott Iowa

Lawn watering cautions and post harvest pruning advice

The guidance warns against frequent light waterings as they shallow root bluegrass and aid crabgrass. Water once weekly from 1 to 1 1/4 inches, stop irrigation after summer dormancy begins, and resume only after a soaking rain. After harvest, prune old fruiting canes and burn them, then apply two to three sprays with an all purpose fruit tree mix.

Wildlife Care Notes For Pasture Watering

Two trips to the water source may be needed if an automatic waterer is not available. Helpers may carry water to the pasture and provide artificial shade where needed to protect livestock.

Cooling ideas to boost summer milk flow in barns

The July 12 1961 issue suggests natural shade as a third way to maintain milk flow. Sun shields from crib slatting straw or snow fence can be suspended high above ground. In the stall add a fan to improve comfort for cows and handlers while also reducing flies.

Legislator Joins Appeal to Raise Psychiatrist Pay Ceiling

Republican Lawrence Carstensen of Clinton joins appeal to interim committee against an $18,000 ceiling on psychiatrist salaries in Iowa state hospitals. He argues the limit downgrades and demoralizes the mental health program.

Lawrence Carstensen Clinton Iowa

Fragmentary 1921 Letter Sketches State Initiative Debate

A garbled 1921 letter fragment mentions six Hey members and a state initiative to halt a larger federal government, referencing Navy authorization and Marine Corps. Names are incomplete and context is unclear, but the text points to a political debate on federal power and defense.

Increase Pasture Production by Controlling Weeds

Bremer county farms face weed competition as heat and scarce moisture shift growth. Extension experts advise mowing legume pastures twice yearly and spraying grass-only pastures with 2,4-D ester, plus detergent in spray mix, to curb seed production and preserve forage.

Bremer County Gene B. Vincent Dwayne Rohweder Iowa State University

Feed Water Shade Is Formula to Increase Summer Milk Check

The county extension director says summer milk slump stems from insufficient feed with water and shade as key next factors. Dairy experts from Iowa State note protein and digestibility drop as pasture forage matures, reducing grazing and milk yield unless supplemented. Suggested approaches include feeding hay or silage, more grain, or chopping forage daily, with combos usually best. Water is crucial, a cow may need 3 to 5 times her milk output in daily water.

Gene B. Vincent Vincent Donald Voelker Iowa State University Voelker

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