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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1972
Page
2
The Tripoli Leader charges $4.00 per year in advance for Iowa residents and $5.00 per year in advance for elsewhere.
A study shows coupon usage clusters among larger families with higher incomes and bigger grocery bills, prompting more rebate activity and product trials. Tips on hiring sitters emphasize clear instructions, pre arrival orientation, fee terms, safety, and post visit follow ups for reliable care.
May 27 4 H Trail Ride at Camp Ingawanis Waverly 230 PM rations required May 29 Holiday office closed June 1 County 4 H Rally Neuman Chapel Auditorium Waverly
Farmers and other operators of slow-moving vehicles on highways must display a flashing amber light visible to the rear after June 30 1972. The light is required between sunset and sunrise on primary or secondary highways for speeds of 25 mph or less. If towed, an extra amber light is needed on the rear of the train. rotating lights are acceptable and front and rear flashing lights are encouraged.
Dale Shires Iowa State University Extension Director Chance For Further Soybean Price Increase reports a tight summer supply and cautious marketing. Bob Wisner forecasts prices hovering near current levels with modest rises to curb demand and monthly crushings down further from year ago.
St. Matthew’s Lutheran Church will run Vacation Bible School from May 30 to June 9 with 9:00 to 11:30 a.m. daily sessions for grades 1 through kindergarten and up. A picnic is planned at Readlyn Park on Sunday, June 11. Local residents visited, patient recoveries noted, and community events attended in Readlyn and nearby towns.
An economist notes U S soybean meal demand faces a slight year over year dip while Brazil’s record 1972 crop boosts exports. Domestic hog declines and 23 percent higher soybean meal prices complicate markets. U S exports through May 12 rise 1.8 million bushels year over year as stockpiling and Brazil’s larger crop push shipments.
Mrs Arnold Platte and Mrs Westendorf had birthdays noted. Afternoon visitors and supper guests included Mr Louis Platte of Tripoli joining the gathering.
Fragmentary notice records a graduation event with Mrs Billy Smith and Mr Elme Sa na vance of the Wthda sary, mentioning Sunday at NOON and a visit by Wavey Y.
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