Tripoli Leader Subscription Rates Set for Iowa and Elsewhere
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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1966
Page
2
The Tripoli Leader lists subscription prices: $3.50 per year in advance for readers in Iowa and $4.50 per year in advance for readers elsewhere.
Sept 14 meeting at Sue Lindquist home featured talks on laundry help and sewing buttons. Debborah Decker demonstrated, Brenda Frahm discussed spot removal, Janet Jordan lectured on laundering steps and materials.
Extension economist Everett Stoneberg forecasts Iowa farm income near last year's peak in 1966 with a bright outlook for 1967. Prices for some commodities may fall by year end, but favorable profit options remain. Corn and soybeans will dominate income, while higher costs temper gains. hogs and beef cattle require careful management for profit as feed costs rise and calf crops shrink.
County Extension warns rats ruin farms and cost thousands. Iowa State University entomologist notes rat numbers have halved in 20 years but remain a threat. Continuous anti-coagulant rodenticides, mixed with dry cereal, offer safe, effective control with an antidote available. Clean harbors and rodentproofing boost results, and ongoing baiting reduces losses.
Extension experts Kermit Hildahl and Larry Vafossen outline cost effective corn drying methods. Layer drying in bins allows 16 to 20 feet of corn in one bin with careful addition of wet kernels and an automatic heater control to avoid overdrying. They recommend early action at 26 to 28 percent moisture and provide guidance for probe tests and obtaining publication 313 for detailed instructions.
Brandenburg Krueger VFW Auxiliary plans a Monday October 10 meeting at 8:00 pm at the Post Home with Betty Haas from Charles City attending and Lois Moeller as hostess. American Legion Auxiliary schedules a Tuesday October 11 meeting at 7:30 pm in Town Hall with Emma Warner and Delpha Frese as hostesses.
A concise capstone attributed to Benjamin Franklin asserts that liberty defines a nation. The saying frames civic identity around freedom as a guiding principle of country.
A large gathering at the Dinook home honored Mrs. Rena Smith on her 94th birthday and celebrated Albert Rieck's birthday. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rieck, Mrs. Alice Young, Mrs. Wilma Mueller, and many relatives from Hutchinson Waterloo Janesville and Tripoli. High and low card scores were won by local guests.
The event notes a THI wedding at Sumner on Saturday with plans to spend the week with her parents Mr and Mrs Marlowe Burke. The text also mentions Mr and Mrs Painesville Minnesota and visits to Moehlis and Arno AY after a teat d Rieck home. The passage includes garbled terms and references to a 24 carat character and reputation.
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