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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1966
Page
4
The Hoppenworth family thanks neighbors friends and relatives for sympathy memorials and flowers for their father and grandfather. They thank Pastor Klein for visits prayers and comforting service and the Ladies Aid for serving and donated food.
Insurance commissioners from eight Midwest states meeting in Des Moines at a national conference warned premiums will continue to climb. They blamed more drivers more accidents insufficient good highways and inflation for the sustained rise.
Iowa minors will receive drivers licenses stamped under 21 when issued to curb use of falsified licenses for liquor purchases. State safety commissioner Gene Needles announced the policy as a preventive measure.
Drouth stressed gardens require deep watering before winter says Ben F Vance extension horticulturist at Iowa State University Evergreen moisture matters before freeze up to prevent damage. Water top 18 24 inches in several thorough applications. Deciduous trees shrubs and perennials need moisture too. Local extension office offers FS-995 Winterize Your Garden Plants and mulching guidance. Prepare straw for strawberry protection and mulch four to five inches. Clean up garden by removing and burning diseased plant material to ease pest control next spring.
The Tripoli Leader issue from October 12 1966 reports on community happenings in Tripoli and surrounding areas. Details cover local meetings, school activities, and civic notices shaping the town's week.
A long list of social visits and family events across Frederika Tripoli and surrounding towns is noted, including a Sunday miscellaneous shower at the Methodist in Frederika with 25 guests, and a Monday morning fire on a self propelled combine near William Zekhoff farm on highway 63. Alfred Schweer owns the machine.
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