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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1966
Page
2
Advanced clothing construction workshop and meetings at Tripoli
The Remer County Extension CALENDAR OF EVENTS lists an advanced clothing construction workshop on March 18 at the Tripoli Town Hall at 10 a.m. Following are a Bremer County Fair Board meeting on March 21 at 8 p.m. and an Agricultural Production and Community and Public Affairs program committee meeting on March 22 at 8 p.m. at the County Extension office, all in Tripoli. Demonstration day of clothing construction techniques runs March 22 from 1:30 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. at the Tripoli Town Hall.
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Tripoli
Bremer County
Tripoli Town Hall
Dutiful Daughters 4 H Club March Meeting Report
The March meeting of the Dutiful Daughters 4 H club was hosted March 8 at Carol and Joan Andersons home. Mrs Schrage led two discussions Better Grooming and Dress Rehearsal with emphasis on good grooming and fabric care. Three talks were delivered Ellen Simmer spoke on Storing Your Winter Clothes Pamela Koepke presented Your Shoes and You and Charissa Schrage explained How to Press Wool. Demonstrations included Matching Plaids by Sandie Meier Cutting and Making a Pattern by Joan Anderson and Preparing Material for Sewing by Sandy Clausing. Fifteen members answered the roll call Bring Two Fabrics That I Think I Can Use. Mary Harnisch and another mother attended as reporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dutiful Daughters 4-H Club
Carol
Joan Anderson
Sandie Meier
Sandy Clausing
Mary Harnisch
PERT POINTERS By Pearl E Pardee on Food Standards
The article explains standards of identity set by the U S Food and Drug Administration for foods like mayonnaise chocolate cocoa catsup margarine fruit jellies and macaroni If a product follows a standard recipe the label need not list ingredients but additions must be disclosed Readers are advised to contact the FDA in Washington DC or the product maker for exact contents.
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U. S. Food and Drug Administration
Washington, D. C
Paddle fish limit at Gavins Point dam netted big 60 lb catch
Three of Paullina's fishing enthusiasts reached the paddle fish limit at Gavins Point dam near Yankton South Dakota led by Don Cooper with the largest fish weighing 60 pounds and measuring 62 inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paullina
Gavins Point Dam
Yankton
S. C
Don Cooper
Corn Growers Warned On 1966 Feed Grain Program
Fred R. McClain, chairman of the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation State Committee, warns corn growers not to assume the Food for Freedom program will boost production or exports this year. He urges full participation in the 1966 feed grain program with signup underway at the Bremer ASCS county office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred R. McClain
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation State Committee
Department of Agriculture
U. S
President Johnson
Food For Freedom
Congress
Secretary of Agriculture
Freeman
McLain
Bremer Ascs
Irish blarney stone gifted to Emmetsburg unveiled
A blarney stone flown from Blarney Castle Ireland and gifted by Noel Le Mass son of Ireland's prime minister has been mounted in a permanent base in Emmetsburg town square. The base matches the Robert Emmet statue nearby in design and placement.
Morrill Land Grant Act Roots in Homestead Act Drive
The Homestead Act and Department of Agriculture backed agricultural education, culminating in the Morrill Land Grant College Act. The initiative linked farm policy to higher learning, shaping land grant institutions and US agricultural education.
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Department of Agriculture
Cattle Inventory Falls Slightly in Iowa as Uptrend Ends
Iowa State University economist Gene Futrell reports total cattle and calves on Iowa farms and ranches at 106.6 million on Jan 1 1966, down 627000 head from 1965. Dairy stock fell 6 percent while total beef cattle rose 1 percent, with Iowa's dairy cows down 9 percent from 1965.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State University
Gene Futrell
Iowa
Futrer
Money in Pigeons Draws Iowa Youth to Farm Aid
Iowa members of Future Farmers of America earn money by trapping pigeons in their communities and assist farmers in reducing pest birds.
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Iowa
Future Farmers of America
Fish and Game Licenses to Be Available Soon
The Iowa Conservation Commission announced that 1966-67 fishing and hunting licenses will be available at outlets. Residents pay 3.00 for fishing or hunting licenses or 5.00 for a combined license. Trout stamps rise to 3.00. Nonresidents pay reciprocal rates, with a six day license available for 3.00.
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Iowa
The
Conservation Commission
General Assembly
Demonstration of Clothing Construction Techniques
Demonstrators from the Extension Service present a March 22 program at Tri poli Town Hall at 1 30 p m. Attendees may arrive any time, stay as long as they wish, and learn about facings interfacings neck finishes sleeves and related sewing methods from experienced seamstresses.
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Tripoli Town Hall
Ralph Albrecht
John Beam
Leslie Borcherding
Stanley Feuchtwanger
Peggy Leistikow
Delbert Liming
Wendell Michael
Herman Mueller
Myrtle Rubendall
Wm. Schrage
Emil Thoms
Young Homemakers Hold Regular Bremer County Meeting
The Young Homemakers group met Thursday in the Bremer county Extension meeting room with 14 members answering a roll call. Mrs. Vern Bockhaus hosted, and the group decided to keep the name Young Homemakers.
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Bremer County Extension
Vern Bockhaus
Robert Hildebrandt
Robert Schwartz
David Price
Living today a game of robbing Peter to pay Paul
A fragment notes the struggle of modern life as people juggle debts and expenses to stay afloat. It hints at cyclical financial pressures and shifting personal finances without detailing any specific events or actors.
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Peter
Paul
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