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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1971
Page
2
Listening and home safety tips from Marilyn Kirchner
Marilyn Kirchner advises parents to listen to children to build confidence and explains why miscommunications occur. She critiques high protein cereals and urges energy comes from carbs and fats, then notes colorful kitchen cookware trends and a revival of cast iron. The piece ends with home storage safety guidelines, including shelf height limits and lighting requirements.
Iowa House News on Bills and Reapportionment
State Rep L W Kehe reports House action on bills including AB 671 for abandoned vehicles, AB 129 for a general services administration, AB 704 expanding unemployment coverage, AB 14 leasing public land for private use, and SF 433 auto license plate use. He notes Senate confusion over school financing and ongoing reapportionment amid shifting populations, with District 12 likely spanning Chickasaw, Bremer, and Black Hawk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
General Services Administration
Department
Iowa Employment Security Commission
The
Conservation Commission
Senate
Chickasaw
Bremer
Black Hawk
Fire safety storage tips for homes and medicines
To prevent fires store items away from bulbs and flames. Label poisons clearly and keep out of children’s reach. Use locked cabinets for medicines. Clear clutter and store oily rags in closed metal containers outside. Safely store pins razors blades scissors knives matches and pressurized containers.
Black Plastic Mulch Boosts Garden Yields and Savings
A weekly garden column advises using black plastic as summer mulch for vine crops and most vegetables. It conserves moisture and suppresses weeds, helps keep fruits clean, reduces rodent damage, and can raise maturity and yields. edges should be buried to prevent wind, with plant slits for transplants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben F. Vance
Iowa State University
Outlook for Summer Soybean Prices Faces Mixed Demand
Extension economist Robert Wisner says summer soybean prices will hinge on domestic production prospects and foreign crop news with meat and oil demand improving. Domestic crush and exports show declines versus last year, while late summer may rise on port strikes and stockpiling by foreign buyers.
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Robert Wisner
Iowa State University
Iowa
Wisner
East Coast
Gulf Ports
USDA
U. S
Calendar of Events for Ames May Closure and Visitation
May 25 marks Extension Council Visitation Day at Iowa State University in Ames. May 31 is a holiday with offices closed.
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Extension Council
Iowa State University
Ames
Sylvester urges 2 4 D to control biennial thistles
Iowa State University weed control expert E P Dutch Sylvester says biennial thistles in pastures and roadsides respond to spraying with 2 4 D now before stem formation. He notes noxious status under Iowa law but they hamper pasture productivity. apply 1 2 quarts of 4 pound concentrate per gallon with 15 20 gallons of water per acre.
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Iowa
E. P. “Dutch” Sylvester
Iowa State University
Sylvester
Agricultural spray guidance for pastures and weeds
The guidance discusses using a detergent spray at a rate of one pint per unit to improve spray penetration on pastures. It notes 9 percent of grazing areas, stresses thistle control with timely spraying, and mentions spraying biennial thistles until buds form and fall. It emphasizes fall applications as effective.
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Bette
Sylvester
Canada
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Minnesota
Verne Schildroth
On Ardens
Dale Shires
Dale Shires County Extension
Geerlings Feed
the Geerlings Feed Mills, Inc
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Geerlings
Waverly Area
Laverne Heine’s Farm
Waverly, Iowa
Waterloo
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Tylan
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Larry Hanson
Owa
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Asach
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Kent Big Ton
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