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Subscription rates announced for the Tripoli Leader with $4.00 per year in advance for Iowa readers and $5.00 per year in advance for all other locations.
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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1972
Page
2
Subscription rates announced for the Tripoli Leader with $4.00 per year in advance for Iowa readers and $5.00 per year in advance for all other locations.
Remer County Extension lists May events including a County 4-H Committee Meeting at the Extension Office in Tripoli at 8 p.m. on May 11. A Geology Project Meeting is set for May 16 at the Extension Office in Tripoli. May 17 features an Intermediate 4-H Members Party at Tripoli Elementary School Gym at 8 p.m.
The Leroy Gopherettes 4-H Club met May 1 at Carolyn Huck's with 22 members 2 leaders and 5 visitors present. A donation of 10 toward shrubbery for Sumner memorial park was approved and Rally Night is set for June 1.
Extension horticulturist Ben Vance endorses round cages of concrete reinforcing mesh for tomatoes, noting less labor and higher yields than staking. The column also lists the 1972 All-America Rose Selections Apollo and Portrait with their characteristics and fragrances, plus other notable roses and reminders to seek quality in garden purchases.
Fresh asparagus from California and New Jersey prompts buying tips. USDA notes show closed compact spears and rich green color. avoid open tips, mold, or ribbed spears. Also discusses fleeting freshness and storage. A feature on stretch fabrics with spandex and iron on appliques follows. Dream beds use electronic mood settings and moving mattresses, with scented air and wall projections.
Iowa State University economist Bob Wisner predicts cash corn prices will gain three to five cents per bushel over the next four to six weeks despite large stocks and light domestic usage. He cites reduced marketings, robust exports, and possible sales to Russia as factors, with a peak in June and slight pullback in July and August if weather improves.
Mr. Orren Sampson of Colesbury unearthed a four foot parsnip while digging his garden. A hobbyist grower, he often shares his harvest with neighbors.
Pinhook residents hosted and visited relatives and friends across multiple small gatherings. Highlights include Mr. and Mrs. Howard Van Brocklin hosting in Pinhook, Barbara Schmidt visiting Cedar Falls, and Michel Fay making his first communion at Sumner. Seabee Bill Robinson’s family plans move to Gulfport Mississippi for two years, and the Jolly Joker Birthday Club met with 13 members plus guest.
Fragments show mention of a Catholic church, the Kuethe family, and a named patient group, with incomplete references to a local Keokuk County context. Reading shows no coherent event, date, or outcome due to garbled OCR.
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