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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1968
Page
2
Subscription rates set at 4.00 per year in advance in Iowa and 5.00 per year in advance elsewhere for the Tripoli Leader.
Extended drought over several years has weakened many ornamental plants in Iowa. Evergreens like fir, spruce, pine, yew and juniper face winter injury from low soil moisture and drying winds. Prevention includes fall irrigation and pruning damaged portions to curb disease exposure. recovery is possible with the coming growing season.
Extension home economist tips emphasize comfort and preparation for families on trips. Dress kids in nonbinding clothing, pack disposable items for easier cleanup, and carry a soiled clothing bag. Include quiet toys for preschoolers and puzzles for school-agers to reduce travel boredom. An emergency snack kit and in car water supply help manage hunger and thirst between stops.
Iowa State economist Gene Futrell says fed cattle marketings in the next two months should be near a year earlier with only modest price gains in May and June. Despite more cattle on feed April 1, weights and heifers drive supplies near last year. fall slaughter likely below January-March. Beef demand and population trends could lift prices into summer with mild increases over 1967.
A 1928 item notes Mr and Mrs Henry Zander and Mr and Mrs August Shellhorn honored for their 20th wedding anniversary at a St Peters Evangelical church basement banquet. Also reports a car overturn near Bremer with injuries and a chicken house fire on Main Street.
Travel with children includes exposure to new foods which may upset a small child. Pack familiar meals and snacks to ease transitions. Always carry a first aid kit to handle everyday emergencies away from home.
ISU extension horticulturist advises on choosing flowering crabapples with small fruits to reduce mowing problems and support wildlife. Spring Snow offers sterile fruit, while Blue Lake bush bean trials show promising quality. Pruning lilacs after flowering with removal of faded clusters promotes 1969 flower buds and yearly plant control.
The menu lists daily offerings from Monday through Friday. Meals include mains like Goulash Fried chicken and Maidrite with sides such as vegetables, bread and butter, fruit, desserts, milk or juice.
Frede rika Clyde Clary sold her residence to Walter and Sells who moved in Saturday while Clary stays with sister Maude O’Day in Fredericksburg. Various visitors attended gatherings at Waverly and surrounding homes, with Lavern Hoeper’s birthday noted and a funeral at Fort Atkinson. Twin boys born to Mr. and Mrs. Bergmann at Scholly hospital weighed 5 lbs 10 oz and 4 lbs 14 oz. A 100th birthday for Olaf S. Jondall was celebrated.
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