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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1972
Page
2
Subscription rates announced: four dollars per year in advance for Iowa readers and five dollars per year in advance for all other locations.
The Iowa Supreme Court issued 41 opinions a record for one sitting, including a ruling that borrowers must receive a court hearing before repossession for default and a six to three reversal on Waterloo's proposed civic center lease, labeling the plan a disguised purchase. The piece notes other topics from elevator hedging to flood damage estimates and school crossing guard liability.
The calendar lists National 4-H Week October 1 to 7. Meetings include Bremer County Extension Council on October 4 at the Extension Office in Tripoli 8:30 p.m. Hobby Fair Committee on October 5 at the Extension Office Tripoli 1:30 p.m. Area 4-H Council on October 10 at Sweden House Waterloo 5:30 p.m.
The Denver area unit of the American Legion and American Legion Auxiliary will hold its regular monthly meeting on Monday October 9 at 8 00 p m at the Legion Hall. Audrey Williams and Linda Bartling will chair the serving committee.
Marilyns Memos surveys counter advertising as a proposed FCC policy shift. FTC urges time for replies to ads, including free or paid slots, to challenge claims especially on health ecology nutrition and expert opinions. Publishers and advertisers warn of airwave chaos and profits loss, while some see potential for clearer truth and fewer regulatory needs.
Bremer County Extension Director Larry Stoltenberg notes USDA September crop report hints a cyclical turn in hog production. Iowa State economist Gene Futrell projects first-half 1973 pork supplies could exceed many expectations while 1972 hog profits should stay favorable despite seasonal price dips and higher corn costs. The March-May 10 Cornbelt pig crop fell seven percent year over year, with June-August up one percent from 1971.
Monday Wiener in buttered bun with corn celery sticks fresh apple rings chocolate cake bread and butter milk. Tuesday Creamed chicken on biscuits sunshine salad apple crisp bread and butter milk. Wednesday Spaghetti with meat sauce tossed green salad peach sauce peanut butter cookie bread and butter milk. Thursday Fish sticks and tartar sauce baked potato green beans frosty creme dessert bread and butter milk. Friday Maidrites green pepper cabbage slaw fruit cup oatmeal fudgies pickles milk.
The May pig crop is smaller than 1971 with fewer pigs going to market in October and November. Prices are expected around 25.50 per hundredweight in the ISU Minnesota market, six dollars above last year, with December around 24.50 as month-end supplies rise. Farrowings in the 10 states driving 75 percent of U.S. pork are forecast to increase, with September November farrowing plans up two percent and December February intentions seven percent higher than a year earlier. The ISU economist pegs January February hog prices near 25, with some seasonal weakness in late March or early April before a moderate rebound.
Futrell predicts if December-February rowings rise as expected and March-May expansion continues, next year’s seasonal price rise will be modest with a summer peak near 25 dollars per hundredweight. Demand for pork and red meats and poultry remains strong, and further economic expansion is anticipated to support prices.
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