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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1966
Page
9
Agricultural notes from Ames highlights drylot feeding as a practical option for dairy operations, especially where pastures are thin or weathered. It discusses converting acres to several pastures, using green chopped feeds or silage, storage facilities, and costs, with considerations of cow numbers, space, and economics.
Des Moines candidate McMahill leads for the Republican nomination for state auditor. He is joined by C. W. Smith and Lloyd Smith of Des Moines as announced contenders.
Republican gubernatorial candidate Robert Beck criticizes the Hughes administration for adding 1,500 state employees in 1965 despite a population drop of 1,000. He cites Commerce Department figures and argues fewer people should require fewer workers.
David Quiner 38 of Dows announced his candidacy for governor representing the American Constitution Party. He urged constitutionality frugality and morality in state government.
The library announces summer readings with new titles across essays biographies juvenile and youth fiction. Readers track progress using the Apple Tree system with apple blossoms for each book read, aiming for 30 books, plus a weekly Thursday story hour at 1 30 through June.
Frederika area families hold gatherings and birthday observances as relatives travel from Cedar Falls Iowa City Waterloo and other towns. Guests include O Connell Lamp son Smith Triplett and many others sharing meals, hospital visits, and memorial day outings across Sumner Nashua and Oelwein.
Public notice from Bremer County Iowa announces appointment of LaVerne F Haverkamp and Harold A Haverkamp as administrators of the estate of Elmer J Haverkamp deceased. Creditors must file claims with the district court within six months from the second publication dated June 8 1966, or be barred. Attorneys Kennedy Kepford Kelsen and White of Waterloo represent the administrators.
Freshmen at the University of Iowa show strong leadership and achievement with 31 percent presidents of high school student organizations 25 percent state music contest winners 55 percent varsity letter recipients 23 percent with published writing and 10 percent National Merit Scholarship recognition within the entering class.
Trees act as community air conditioners providing beauty and environmental benefits. A large elm can have leaf area near an acre, absorbing dust smoke and gases. Vegetation produces oxygen and converts solar energy into food, becoming more vital as population grows.
A university report shows that fifty six percent of new entrants to the university have outlined work plans for the coming term. The figures reflect the career intentions and academic commitments of the freshman class and are part of a broader survey on student preparation and ambition.
A report from Town, Iowa City indicates that last fall 42 percent of freshmen women said they intend to work while in college, reflecting early workforce expectations among new students.
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