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Newspaper

Tripoli Leader

Location

Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1963

Page

3

1964 Crop Loan operation to be Speeded Up

The 1964 crop loan program aims to speed up processing by shifting more responsibility to farmer committees and reducing required visits. Producers may apply and pay a nominal fee for price support, with tests and quality determinations handled at reduced cost. Disbursements use a CC loan draft. redemption avoids service charges, while nonredeemed crops go to CCC settlement based on grade and quantity.

Agricult Stabilization Consortio County Committee War Administration Progams ASCS Te Ascs CCC

Hospital Services Wins Bid For Medical Aid To The Aged

The Iowa Board of Social Welfare awarded Hospital Services, Inc. a contract to administer the state's medical aid to the aged program with a fiscal agent. The firm offered $1.15 per unit, beating Continental Casualty Co. and Bankers Life Co. Hospital Services will receive $1.15 per monthly claim. Eligibility requires income limits of $1,500 for singles and $2,200 for married couples. those on old age assistance are ineligible. The MMA program is slated to begin around December 1.

Iowa Board of Social Welfe Hospital Services, Inc Iowa Hospital Services Blue Cross Continental Casualty Co Chicago Bankus Life Co Des Moines

Knit Garments Care Highlighted at Fre ment Women’s Meet

Special care for knit fabrics of cotton wool and synthetics was discussed at the November 12 Fre mont Farm Bureau Women’s Group. Mrs. Mervyn Ormston hosted 20 members with co host Mrs Hadley Brewer. A plan urged a Dec 3 yes vote on reapportionment. Craft lessons featured Ruth Woodcock teaching jewelry and marble paperweights. Fruit and baked goods will be collected for shut ins at the next meeting hosted by Mrs H H Hoppenworth. Shop in Tripoli.

Mervyn Ormston Fremont Farm Bureau Hadley Brewer K. H. Hoppenworth Sell Farm Bureau Melvin Schwartz Rural Safety Robert Rathbone H. H. Hoppenworth Lawrence Schwartz

Survey Shows Higher Borer Count in Bremer County

The 1963 Iowa Insect Pest Survey indicates Bremer county borers rose to 86 per 100 plants with 59.4 percent infested, up from 41 borers per 100 plants and 44.6 percent infested in 1962. Extension Entomologist Harold Gunderson cites second-hand season effects and warns farmers to monitor fields and harvest before winds.

Bremer County Gene Vincent Iowa Harold Gunderson Iowa State University

Gossmans Raise Big 92-Pound Buffalo Center Squash

Mr and Mrs Leo Gossman of Buffalo Center grew a 92 pound squash and had several other squash weighing more than 70 pounds.

Leo Gossman Buffalo Center Gossmans

District Court Judge Refuses Amish Children Exemption

Judge George Heath of Waterloo refused to excuse 37 Amish children from state certified schools. A Cedar Falls attorney sought to let parents send them to two private schools without certified teachers. Heath ruled that the certified teacher requirement is not unduly burdensome and does not justify an exception for these applicants.

George Heath Waterloo Heath Cedar Falls

Amish comply with school laws seek no exemption

A fragment states that members of the Amish faith who are currently following school laws have not requested exemption from them. No further details are provided, leaving the context and officials or dates unspecified.

Miscellaneous items offered for sale by McCullough

McCullough lists a 20 inch chain saw new 14 foot grain auger with motor three electric fencers 1300 feet of 4 inch plastic pipe a mower windrower wheel weights for a Ford tractor a set of 13 by 28 tractor chains a 6 by 8 enclosed truck box for pickup fuel tanks and stand assortment of woven wire and a small quantity of small miscellaneous items for sale.

McCullough Ford Tractor

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