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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1966
Page
4
For rent floor sander and wallpaper steamer listed with Brouck Voetmann Lumber Co Tripoli dated 16tf.
A set of thanks from Mr and Mrs William Bull Ralph and Renetta Drewis and Mrs Wayne Bravener expresses gratitude to relatives friends Ruth Roy for planning a surprise anniversary dinner at Riviera party room for their 50th wedding anniversary and to those who helped with a 25th anniversary celebration and hospital friends and medical staff for support and care.
County Extension Director Gene Vincent and ISU horticulturist Ben Vance urge summer prep for stronger crops. After asparagus harvest, apply 10-10-10 or 10-20-10 fertilizer and cultivate to 2-3 inches to curb weeds and boost next season. Renovate June bearing strawberries after harvest by narrowing rows, removing old plants, thinning runners, and aiming for 5-7 plants per square foot by mid October.
County Extension agent Pearl Pardee advises newlyweds to safeguard vital papers and update beneficiary, name, and ownership records. She notes changes to Social Security, bank accounts, licenses, car titles, and policies, and promotes the booklet Your Family Business Affairs from the county extension office inTripoli.
Local paper from Tripoli Wisconsin or nearby city reports June 22 1966 city happenings. Notable items include community meetings, school activity, and weather notes. Prominent names are not clearly legible in the fragment.
At Veterans Auditorium Des Moines Iowa the Democrats approved a new constitution endorsing candidates after a bitter clash over endorsement rules. Iowa State University professor E Smith won the party’s first official preprimary endorsement while a struggle over the U. S. Senate nomination pitted E Smith against Gary Cameron. Lex Hawkins stepped down as state chair and Clark Rasmussen was named successor at 15000 dollars a year.
Hawkins urged immediate Senate endorsement and warned delegates that failing to back a candidate would doom the party. A second roll call backed Smith as the 1962 senator candidate, defeating Cameron 2 171 to 756, as 75 percent supported endorsement.
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