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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1967
Page
6
Full time waiter job advertised at Wayside Inn in Tripoli Iowa seeking applicants. Separate notice for custom saw sharpening service by Foley automatic sharpener offered, contact James Nuss in Tripoli Iowa.
McCrary's Quality Chicks Hazleton Iowa offers Hybrid and Cornish Rock chicks with large stock available and delivery options. Also advertised is a rare beauty sewing cabinet featuring zig zag stitching monogramming and multiple attachments with installment or cash discount options.
Lost 10 foot double aluminum ladder between two miles north of Knittel and a half mile west Reward offered Elmer Niemeyer Denver phone 984 5015.
The Koepkes and Schneers express gratitude for food, cards, flowers, and memorials after a bereavement. They also thank friends, relatives, Tripoli Nursing Home staff for kindness to their mother Mrs. Ethel Simpson and Dr. Weeber for his service. The Ethel Simpson family extends thanks for floral offerings and memorials.
The International Nickel Company Limited, Canada, mined more than 17 million tons of ore in Ontario and Manitoba during 1966. The ore yields 14 elements with nickel and copper as the principal metals.
Pipes and components handling seawater on ships use a copper-nickel alloy praised for corrosion resistance to brine, strength, lightness, and ease of fabrication.
A new stainless steel paint is applied to transmission towers smoke stacks water tanks and bridges to prevent corrosion and extend service life.
Dalton Meyer, chairman of the county ASCS, says no changes will occur in the 1967 feed grain acreage provisions. Secretary Freeman announced continuation of the program in response to inquiries and industry demand for higher acreage and supplies. Reports indicate adequate production and higher year end stocks than earlier estimates. Prices to farmers from Oct to Mar rose about 13 percent from a year earlier, with corn at $1.28 per bushel, up 14 cents from last year.
Electronic garments light up with nickel cadmium powered packs carried in a belt. The products include illuminated coats dresses and slacks that flash on and off at variable speeds, aimed at the New York market.
The Minnesota Highway Department has installed the first large scale application of special nickel stainless steel light poles with riveted bases designed to break away when struck by a car. This innovation aims to reduce crash damage and improve highway safety.
The 62nd General Assembly is set to be the longest and most expensive session in state history. It already surpasses the 61st Assembly which lasted 145 days and cost $1.6 million. Observers say the current session has passed $2 million with no end until late June as it pushes major laws while facing rising property tax issues.
State Treasurer Paul Franzenburg is expected to invest about 60 million dollars of idle state funds in Iowa banks after a new law removed a four percent interest ceiling. Gov Hughes will sign the bill. Interest rates for local funds will be set monthly by a three member committee.
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Underground development in nickel mines across Ontario and Manitoba totaled 617 miles in 1966. The figure exceeds the road distance from Toronto to Louisville by about the same span.
The first incandescent lamp by Thomas A Edison used platinum wires sealed in glass as conductors. Platinum was chosen because its expansion with heat closely matches that of glass, reducing stress.
Several hundred Iowans paid $14 too much each for copies of the Iowa Code containing state laws. The article notes the overcharges but does not specify the selling source or final resolution.
A formal dispute over funding for codes notes a proposed $40,000 appropriation, while officials discuss state costs. Meanwhile estimates place the average life of nickel coins at about nine years, highlighting durability concerns.
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