Tripoli News Details 1894 Official Paper for Bremer County
The Tripoli newspaper, official for the town and Bremer County, lists publication details under the 1879 act, notes weekly publication every Wednesday, and provides subscription rates of 8.50 per year in Iowa and 4.50 elsewhere. Robert J. Sassman is publisher.
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Poli
Iowa
Trip
Tripoli
Bremer County
Robert J. Sassman
Plainfield Pals and neighbors share 4-H demos and contests
May meetings across Plainfield and nearby clubs feature demonstrations on pressing shoes care and selection, grounding an electric fence, new weed killers for crops, and hands on talks about gloves and sewing. Members vote, plan fairs, and prepare for Rally Day and Camp activities with several demonstrations and roll calls.
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Plainfield Pals
Lu- Ann Koob
Marilyn Vossberg
Barbarbara Woodring
Arnold
Weinberg
Jeannette Fish
LuAnn Koob
Harlan Schweer
Steven Milius
Keep Dairy Products Cool Clean and Covered Good Rule
Dr. Alexander Swantz emphasizes proper dairy storage from the 1965 Yearbook of Agriculture Consumers All. Refrigerate fluid milk promptly, keep containers tightly closed, and avoid mixing aged milk with fresh. Store nonfat dry milk dry and cool, reconstitute before use, and refrigerate.
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Alexander Swantz
Yearbook of Agriculture
Dr. Swantz
Iowa Farm Exports Rise Driven by Feed Grains Soybeans
U S exports of agricultural products show a large gain with farm exports to reach about 6.5 billion dollars in 1965 66 led by higher foreign sales of feed grains wheat rice soybeans and protein meal. Corn accounts for about three fourths of feed grain exports with 675 million bushels forecast and soybean exports around 250 million bushels. Iowa's share is about 430 million dollars.
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U. S
Gene Futrell
Iowa State University
Futrell
Iowa
Pasteurization Big in Dairy Science
Pasteurization, developed by Louis Pasteur, heats raw milk to 145F for 30 minutes or 160F for 15 seconds, then cools rapidly. It aims to destroy harmful bacteria without altering flavor or nutritional value.
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Louis Pasteur
University of Iowa anticipates large expansion in Iowa City
University of Iowa officials believe the institution may build as much in Iowa City in the next decade as in its 118-year history. They foresee enrollment leveling off at 25,000 to 30,000 by 1975 as long-range plans are realized.
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U OF I
University of Iowa
Iowa City
The Greatest Fault Is To Be Conscious Of None
A compact reflection on fault and awareness noting that ignoring one's own limits leads to greater error. The quote emphasizes self awareness as a path to humility and growth.
Tens N Teens Meet Plans July County Demonstrations
The Tens N Teens club met May 23 at Nancy Brase's home with 10 attendees. They discussed county demonstrations set for July 14 and heard member demonstrations on gathering pleating and skirt bands, care of sweaters, and making bound buttonholes. Judy Feuchtwanger spoke on accessories.
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Nancy Brase
Donna Shinestine
Nancy Burrow
Sharon Biermann
Judy Feuchtwanger
All-America Rose Selections for 1967 Announced
The All-America Rose Selections for 1967 were announced June 3 by Ben F. Vance, including Lucky Lady a grandiflora with pink shading and bi color petals, Bewitched a magenta pink free bloom, Gay Princess a light pink floribunda, Roman Holiday an orange red floribunda, and notes on parentage and fragrance. Former AARS winners such as Peace Mirandy Charlotte Armstrong World's Fair Fashion and Chrysler Imperial are mentioned as legacies.
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AARS
United States
Lucky Lady
Charlotte Armstrong
Spartan
Queen Elizabeth
Farmer
Peace
Mirandy
World's Fair, Fashion
Chrysler Imperial
Sloca Enters Republican Governor Race Over Double Taxation
Dr. Charles Sloca a minister and college professor announces entry in the Republican primary for governor to let voters judge the double tax collection issue. He pledges repeal of the tax law and refund of unjust collections if nominated and elected, saying the people are the highest court. He says he joined after rebuffs from the Democratic administration and lack of tax repeal assurances from current Republican contenders.
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Charles Sloca
Republicas
Sloca
Fairfield
1967 winners scarce for fall planting in some areas
The 1967 winners will be available in select areas for fall planting and in the northern part of the country for planting next spring.
Gardeners See Varian Ari Roses Across Country in 1966
Gardeners will have opportunities to view Varian Ari rose varieties in rose gardens nationwide as part of the 1966 season, featuring new introductions and refined cultivars.
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