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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1966
Page
4
Over 1,000 poultry items available weekly including turkey poults guinea keets Cornish Rock X broilers White Rock and New Hamps baby chicks. Custom hatching with Petersime incubators at Wingler Goose Hatchery Waterloo. Also listed are Nor GE electric stove and assorted farm livestock ads.
For rent apartments rooms and floor steamer items listed in Tripoli. Mrs Renetta Krueger and Mrs Will Dohrmann advertise contact numbers 882 3391 882 4816. Leslie Meier lists east half duplex contact 275 4433.
Safety tips from Gene Vincent and Dave Mick urge caution with aerosol bug bombs. Heat can cause gas to expand and explode. never burn, puncture, or store near heat sources. vent if used. keep away from children. read labels and ventilate when using aerosols containing pesticides paints enamels lacquers or cleaners.
County Extension director Gene Vincent says biennial thistles are noxious weeds in Iowa and can be controlled by methods that prevent seeding. Weed specialist Sylvester notes spraying with 2 4 D on rosettes, mows, spading, or plowing and reseeding are effective options with precautions for livestock and timing.
The University of Iowa in Iowa City ranks second nationwide for awarding doctoral degrees in music. About one in six music PhDs are conferred by the university.
June 15 1966 edition from The Tripoli Leader covers local updates in Tripoli Iowa including community notices school results and brief village news items with residents and events typical of a small town paper.
Over the holidays Americans consumed about 173 million pounds of turkey duck geese and chicken and 12 million pounds of ham nearly a pound per person. In India farmers faced famine risks as children starved while seed for crops was in short supply.
The Iowa State Bar Association seeks 50 250 poverty funds from federal officials to support a civil legal aid program for indigent inmates in Iowa prisons. Edward W. Dailey notes aid covers civil, not criminal, matters. Also 1 600 4 H Club Congress trip awards to top 4 H youths nationwide.
One out of seven Ph D degrees in pharmacy is awarded at the University of Iowa in Iowa City. The institution ranks second nationally in the number of such degrees conferred.
Harvey N Kluckhorn, a former Garner resident, marks his golden anniversary in education. He has spent thirty years of the time in the Le Min public school system.
A businessman unveils cob powder as a new beauty powder after noticing Hollywood workers’ complexions at a grinding mill. Beauticians claim it soaks up skin oils effectively and blends with various complexions, claiming superior oil absorption and a natural look.
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