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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1965
Page
2
July 1 Demonstration workshop for 4 H leaders and members at 8 p m Tripoli Town Hall. July 5 County extension office closed. July 6 Extension home economics committee meeting at 1 30 p m extension office Tripoli. July 7 County extension council meeting at 8 p m extension office Tripoli.
Iowa extension warns about prussic acid in sorghums and sorghum sudangrass. Grow at least 20 inches before grazing or 30 inches for sorghum sudangrass crosses. Practice rotational grazing, clip after grazing, and harvest for hay or silage before seed shatter. Wait two days after frost to turn livestock back onto pastures.
Iowa State economist Gene Futrell reports feeder cattle movement in Bremer County above last year’s light volume. For the week ending June 3 Sioux City feeder steers over 500 pounds averaged 24.40, up markedly from March and a year prior, with demand for heavy yearlings and 2-year-olds rising and prices expected to ease moderately this fall while remaining above late 1964 levels.
Tom Shives won the Hawkeye Boys State governorship defeating Rick Frank of Denison. Mike Dolan of Dubuque was elected lieutenant governor. The report notes the birth of Charles Martin Hall, who discovered the first process for producing aluminum commercially, born in 1863.
A Des Moines return of a skeleton crew formally ends the 61st General Assembly. Gov. Hughes hails the session as the century’s most productive while Lt. Gov. Fulton calls it monumental and future-focused. Interim committee members and holdovers are named for continued work between sessions.
Rolland G. Sargent of Osceola is chosen as one of two outstanding farmer-cooperators for Iowa by the State Soil Conservation committee and will receive the state's grand award in Goodyear Tire Company's annual soil conservation program.
Iowa State University Cooperative Extension Service releases Lighten Your Laundry Center a guide for locating space planning storage lighting ventilation and humidity control in a workable pleasant laundry area. The booklet suggests basement or other area layouts and emphasizes keeping garments moth free with proper storage and mothproofing methods.
Mr and Mrs Guy Monroe of Belle Plaine marked their 70th wedding anniversary on June 20 at the home of their daughter, Raleigh K Johnson. The couple farmed near Dysart from 1895 until their 1946 retirement and move to Belle Plaine.
Recap of weekend visits and social events across Cedar Falls Waterloo Waverly Duncan and surrounding towns. Weddings, open houses, anniversaries, homecomings, and a Scout honor at Camp Ingawanis highlight the period.
King's 24 years old Morocco walked five to six miles through unfamiliar terrain to reach the old home. Johnnie Helms owns King C. taken to Kenneth Crouch farm in early March. The barn at Glenwood housing King's former home has been removed for a new high school, but the horse found the site after the long trek.
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