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Newspaper

Tripoli Leader

Location

Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1976

Page

2

Gov Ray Names Blue Ribbon Panel On Local Finance

Gov Robert Ray selects a 12 member blue ribbon task force to study local government finance with 6 Republicans 4 Democrats and 2 independents. Lt Gov Arthur Neu chairs the group with four legislators as ex officio members and public representatives from each of the six congressional districts.

Robert Ray Tom Whitney Whitney Ray Nell Edwin Hicklin Wapello Robert Pearl Keokuk Raymond Myers Fort Atkinson Ernest Pence Cedar Rapids Fred Abraham Cedar Falls Sharon Nail Iowa Falls Donald Briggs Des Moines

Small Town Blues Shapes Rural Development Push in Iowa

In Waterloo and Mason City, Assistant Secretary of Agriculture for Rural Development William Walker heard concerns from local officials about limited staff and complexity of federal aid bookings for small towns. Iowa Governor Robert Ray later announced major appointments including George W. Orr as aging commission director Colleen Shearer as acting Job Services chief and Thomas Mann as Civil Rights Commission director.

William Walker Waterloo Mason City Walker House Washington Post State Department Manila Indonesia Santo Domingo George Murray Marvin Selden Karl Kenline Iowa Kenline Attorney General's Office State Appeal Board Murray Robert Ray George W. Orr Iowa Commission On the Aging Orr Leona Peterson State Crime Commission Arkansas Colleen Shearer Employment Security Commission Shearer Thomas Mann Iowa Civil Rights Commission Mann Joseph Tate Ray William Burger

Summer Planting Tips for Iowa Vegetables and Flowers

Gardeners can still plant summer vegetables such as beets cabbage carrots cucumbers and corn along with transplants of pepper and tomato. Use shallow mulches water during dry spells and prefer early maturing varieties to beat frost. For flowers maintain moisture mulch and remove spent blooms to encourage new growth.

J. Russell Solheim Bremer County Gary Kling Iowa State University Kling Iowa A. E. Cott Cott

Difference Between Spoiled Cream and Sour Cream

Extension notes explain sour cream as pasteurized cream cultured with specific bacteria to develop a tangy flavor, while spoiled cream is merely cream that has gone bad. The text also gives a simple method to make sour cream using cultured buttermilk or commercially prepared sour cream mixed into cream. It concludes with garden watering tips about foliage drying before evening and avoiding disease through timing and depth of watering.

Bremer County Extension July Calendar of Events

The Bremer County Extension publishes a list of July events. Highlights include Hobby Fair Committee meeting in Tripoli on July 14 at 1 30 PM, 4 H and F F A fair entries due before noon July 19, and multiple 4 H livestock judging workouts and meetings across Readlyn Waverly and Wartburg College through July 21.

Tripoli Herb Walther Waverly Fairgrounds Neumann Wartburg College Ron Lohmann Readlyn

Redecorating Rent Warner Lectric Wallpaper Steamer

Rent this Warner Lectric wallpaper steamer for quick wall prep. Complete with hose pan and full instructions for easy decorating tasks.

Making sour cream at home with cultured cream

The article guides inoculating cream with a bacterial culture and fermenting at room temperature or up to 80 degrees to create a sour cream substitute. It warns to check for putrefaction before use and notes unsafe raw milk can spread diseases such as tuberculosis and salmonellosis. a Tripoli Iowa notice from July 14 1976 appears.

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