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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1975
Page
6
Extension home economist notes shelves show empty canning lids while jars and jars with lids are available. Lid factory runs 24 seven and plans to ship to Iowa before canning season, if supply continues.
Miss Marie Heilgman and Roy Purdy wed at St Peter's Evangelical Church. Mrs Minnie Zander and John Koschmeder married at First Lutheran. Linda Schwake and Stu Wold married in Mason City. Multiple local weddings, anniversaries, and health and accident notices appear alongside public notices about housing bids and club openings.
Consumers are urged to buy only what they will use and follow brand specific canning lid directions from Kerr and Ball. The article details correct processing steps, band tightness, and cautions about open kettle canning. It also notes free USDA bulletins and Iowa State University accessibility. Ivan Fitchett predicts 75 to 100 gloxinia blossoms this season from a three year old plant.
The June 2 1975 city council meeting discussed potential federal funding for updating the wastewater plant and tabled plans to next special session. An update on the street improvement project and water tower construction was given. Officials reviewed alcohol treatment funding and zoning building code importance, with actions to transfer funds and issue several liquor permits.
A Bremer County Extension column advises sweet corn planting timing and spacing for early and main crops, water needs, and harvest milk stage. It also mentions an unusual Carlisle Cemetery cement marker resembling a log cabin for C. F. Faulke, 1825 1911, with a door latch saying he is "at home."
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