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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1963
Page
3
A compact history traces milk and cows from ancient art and scripture to modern industry. It notes ancient Babylon depictions, the Bible’s land of milk and honey, Sanskrit roots for milking, and references from Egypt, Greece, and Rome, then tallies U S dairy output in 1962 at 17 million cows yielding nearly 59 billion quarts.
Grace Lutheran plus many local churches announce sermons, Bible studies, Sunday schools, and meetings through mid June. Programs include communion services, youth activities, female circle meetings, and choir rehearsals with pastors Arnold Thalacker and E F Puhlmann listed. A closing note highlights dairy and June sales.
Mrs Hazel Ager and others visit Mrs Holm in Waterloo then Cedar Falls. Families from New Hampton and Traer share visits with relatives in Waterloo Cedar Falls and Waverly. Adelbert Bravener stays with Wayne Bravener in Greenwood Wisconsin. Connie Matthias celebrates ninth birthday with swimming party and boat ride. Oren Hinecker and others mentioned.
A long list of weekend and Sunday visits features Mr and Mrs Wayne Bravener and many others from Greenwood Wisconsin Fred ericksburg Iowa City Oelwein Waterloo and Cedar Rapids areas visiting relatives and fishing in Minnesota. A separate note reports milk consumption rising with income from 19 ounces daily at 5000 to 22.7 ounces at 10000.
Io wan Bill Hitz of Polk City, national president of ADA, says the key challenge for dairymen is building markets to absorb the industry's milk output.
A meeting on June 19 aims to organize a statewide civic group to oppose ratification of the Shaff reapportionment plan. The plan would create a 99 member House and 68 member Senate based on population, facing a December 3 statewide vote. Duane Dewel, ex state senator from Kossuth, named temporary chairman of the non partisan committee.
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