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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1967
Page
2
4 H Summer Meetings and Preparations Schedule
June 11 to 14 at the County 4 H camping center marks a state 4 H camp. June 16 a leaders and officers achievement show prep session at Tri Poli Town Hall from 12 30 to 3 30. June 16 also a state 4 H conference orientation at Farmers State Bank Plainfield at 8 p m.
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Tripoli Town Hall
Farmers State Bank
Plainfield
4-H Club News Plainfield Pals and T N T Tours
Plainfield Pals held a May 8 better grooming night at Barbara Warnke s home with 14 members one leader three visitors and one mother present. County representatives were chosen and talks and demonstrations on courteous hosting and centrepiece making given. The T N T group plans a June 26 educational tour to Bath Packing Co and swimming at Waverly pool after a mother daughter tea and grooming contest.
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Plainfield
Barbara Warnke
Jeanette Fish
LuAnn Koob
Barbara Graeser
Nancy Fish
Rita Leggett
Connie Robinson
T.N.T
Bath Packing Co
Waverly Pool
Kendra Nordman
Dixie Ruehs
Debra Latwesen
Charlotte Nordman
Douglas Rockets
Barry Boeckmann
Jim Tiedt
Kent Harms
Rick Alcock
Raymond Dietz
Dennis Zekoff
Alcock Park
Garden tips on watering and pruning for tuberous begonias and caladiums
A garden column notes adequate watering for tuberous begonias and caladiums, recommends a one inch peat mulch to curb soil drying, and advises removing faded begonia blooms and lilac flowers to prevent seed formation. It also covers pruning lilac cones, selecting new suckers, wrapping young trees with paper tree wrap to protect bark, and leaving wrap on through winter.
Dairy milk outlook and prices facing dairy producers
The piece surveys dairy industry trends from 1965 to 1967, noting lower milk output, heavy culling of cows, and a shift to steadier production. It cites rising imports, higher manufactured milk prices, and looming supply concerns as producers face tighter government stocks and uncertain returns.
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Dairy News
Gene Futrell
Iowa State University
Dairy Industry News
Gardening tips for midseason harvests and protection
The article advises timing asparagus and cauliflower care in central Iowa, warning against late cutting for asparagus and tying cauliflower heads when they reach golf-ball size. It also recommends top-dressing tomatoes with general purpose fertilizer and light cultivation to protect yields and promote summer to fall growth.
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Iowa
Bremer County 4-H elects new officers at June rally
Joanne Fay of Fredericksburg and Dennis Epley of Waverly were elected presidents of Bremer County 4-H at the June 1 rally in Waverly. Linda Leuenberger Sumner Kent Smith Plainfield named vice presidents Kathleen Dewey Waverly and David Busch Waverly secretaries Diane Rice Janesville and Dennis Zekoff Tripoli treasurers Maurine Platte Sumner and David Joachim Waverly historians. Past officers included Susan Carroll Bruce Becker Ruth Leuenberger Richard Dewey Mary Tillmanns Roger Lenlius Linda Jensen Darwin Guenther Sharyl Brase Ken Rieck. Honorary members Mrs Edwin Rader Sumner and Clarence Bull Waverly recognized. About 375 attend.
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Joanne Fay
Fredericksburg
Dennis Epley
Waverly
Bremer County
Neumann Auditorium
Linda Leuenberger
Sumner
Kent Smith
Plainfield
Kathleen Dewey
David Busch
Diane Rice
Janesville
Dennis Zekoff
Tripoli
Maurine Platte
David Joachim
Susan Carroll
Bruce Becker
Ruth Leuenberger
Richard Dewey
Mary Tillmanns
Roger Lenius
Linda Jensen
Darwin Guenther
Sharyl Brase
Ken Rieck
Edwin Rader
Clarence Bull
Sifting Committee Named Ahead of Adjournment
The House moved toward final adjournment on May 31 by voting to appoint a sifting committee. The panel will handle all bills except appropriations tax revision and others preselected. members include Millen Cairman Camp Anderson of Woodbury Bailey Baker Bowin Busch Grannon Kluever Lipsky Miller of Page Petersen of Dallas Red fern Renda Vetter Winkleman Wood and Yoder. The group’s role is to limit future debate to essential bills toward sine die adjournment.
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House
Millen
Cairman
Camp
Anderson
Woodbury
Bailey
Baker
Bowin
Busch
Grannon
Kluever
Lipsky
Miller
Page
Petersen
Dallas
Redfern
Dairy prices and returns expected to rise in 1966
Prices are forecast to stay near favorable 1965–66 levels as improved price supports and federal market order formulas boost receipts. Net returns to dairymen should improve, though higher production costs will erode much of the cash receipt gains.
Wallace Named to Iowa State Board of Regents
Gov Harold Hughes nominates Mason City engineer Ralph H Wallace to the state board of regents. With Senate approval he would begin a six year term July 1 succeeding Wilbur Molison Grinnell whose term runs out. Hughes had named Dave Palmer Davenport to the post but Palmer was rejected by the Senate.
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Mason City
Harold Hughes
State Board of Regents
Senate
Wallace
Wilbur Molison
Grinnell
Hughes
Dave Palmer
Davenport
Palmer
Packaging Law Brings Truth in Labels July First
The Fair Packaging and Labeling Act passed in 1966 goes into effect July 1, enforcing honest labeling for interstate goods. Labels must name product, manufacturer, net contents, and serving sizes, with clear terms and easy readability to aid comparison and prevent deception.
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Congress
Tribute Dinner for Perry High Journalist Leonard C Rossman
A testimonial dinner honored Leonard C Rossman Perry Community high school journalism teacher for nearly 40 years in journalism education. Sponsors included the University of Iowa School of Journalism the Iowa High School Press Association and Quill and Scroll Society.
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Leonard C. Rossman
Perry
University of Iowa School of Journalism
The
Iowa High School Press Association
Quill and Scroll Society
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Dale Shires County Extension
Freeman
U. S. Tariff Commission
Jeanne Fay
Tripoli Sales CO. Inc
J. M. Snyder
Mgr
Ralph H. Wallace
Board of Regents
Pearle Pardee
Home Economist
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Federal Trade Mission
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State Farm
Duane Holm
State Farm Fire and Casualty Company
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