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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1963
Page
4
Ray's Clothiers and Cleaners in Tripoli Iowa offers free dry cleaning to moth proof odorproof and mildewproof clothing before storage. Phone 65.
Carl Zabel expresses gratitude for the cards letters and visits while in the hospital and after discharge. He gives special thanks to the nurses and doctors at Allen Memorial Hospital and to Rev Puhlmann for his visits and prayers, stating all will not be forgotten.
Iowa State University economist Francis Kutish warns of ample fed cattle supply through spring, suggesting little chance of price gains before summer. He notes 37 percent more cattle on feed in April in the corn belt and Colorado, with over 10 percent more cattle on feed three to six months. Any price uptick depends on lower placements in coming months, potentially improving late in the year. For soybeans, strength hinges on poor weather, new international demand, or farmer holding patterns. If many hold, a temporary price rise may occur, but supplies later shrink prices unless dry weather or global events boost demand.
Fremont Pvt. Veryl Buchholz returns to Fort Polk Louisiana on Thursday after a two week furlough spent with Mr. and Mrs Clarence Buchholz and family and various relatives in Ackley Readyn Frederika Waterloo Bremer and Bremer areas. Mary Rathe also spent Saturday afternoon with Claude Underwood in Waterloo.
The Tripoli Leader from Tripoli Iowa details a sequence of weekend visits and social gatherings. Families including Wikner Schuldt Schweer and Essmann host and visit relatives in Ames Garland Santa Rosa Sumner and Des Moines, with multiple dinner and supper invitations noted.
A farewell courtesy was given for Private Veryl Buchholz, with remarks from Mr and Mrs Paul Voetmann and Mr and Mrs Clarence Buchholz and family. The event honored the service and upcoming departure.
Both Houses pass a resolution urging the president and Congress to adopt the corn tassel as the national floral emblem. Sponsors, five women legislators, argue corn grows in all 50 states and its earthiness and genuineness make it a unique national flower.
Dale TeKolste of Peoples Natural Gas announces the Decorah Gas Co has sold its natural gas facilities to Peoples. Minnie Kruse celebrates her 100th birthday in Lake City at her son's home. Her descendants include 28 grandchildren 7 great grandchildren and 14 great great grandchildren.
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