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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1971
Page
4
Wanted parttime bar tender at Maple Hills Country Club. Contact Robert Kuhrt, secretary. Also an ad notes A1 Best Rat and Mouse Killer sold by Tripoli Hardware in Tripoli with prices listed for individual cans, cases, and savings.
A large yellow tomcat named Puddin is missing from 4th Avenue Northwest since Friday. A reward is offered. Call 882-3447.
Beautiful console cabinet Singer electric sewing machine in near new condition. Includes attachments for buttonholes zigzag and monograms. Eight monthly payments of 4.88 or cash discount. Statewide Sewing Center 108 Belle Bay Circle Brainerd MN 56401.
Iowa State extension weed control specialist E P Dutch Sylvester warns farmers growing grain sorghum Milos face weed challenges similar to corn. He advises thorough seedbed prep late planting and mechanical controls like rotary hoeing and row cultivation. He details pre and post emergence herbicides and safety rules for sorghum use.
About 22 399 Iowans have pledged their eyes for corneal transplants at the Iowa Lions Eye Bank at University Hospitals. Bremer County accounts for 153 donor cards with 742 transplants total. March is Eye Bank Month and donors can contact the Eye Bank or Lions Club members to sign pledge cards.
Floyd and Mary Machholz raise St Bernards at Mediapolis with Bhruen weighing about 250 pounds. A foreign correspondent, Mrs Lilo Vivian, visited their home and sent articles about Bhruen to the Barry International and the German Dog World Shop in Tripoli.
A 1971 report covers Leader 4 TrIpoli visiting March 8 with details on events and context surrounding the trip.
Cards of thanks and expressions of gratitude fill local notices as families recall support after loss and celebrate anniversaries. Mrs. Clara Ked ing, Mrs. Lester Kalkbrenner, E. H. Kuker, and others acknowledge Rev. Selberg, doctors, neighbors, and friends for flowers, cards, gifts, and meals, with special mentions for hospital stays and celebratory events.
The Tripoli Jaycee Ettes gathered March 1 at the VFW Home with eight members present. Sharon Sprague hosted, and the group planned to run the Blue Star program. Committee members include Marie Meyer, Mrs. Larry Struck, and Mrs. Dave Kuethe.
Mrs Vernon House notes constitution changes were voted and the CONStitu would be reprinted. A banner for the Jaycee Ettes creed is prepared for the meeting. The Jaycee Ettes will gather Wednesday March 3 with Mrs Mark Schwarze to discuss outstanding projects and plan the April 5 dinner meeting.
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