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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1962
Page
2
Tripoli Iowa paper notes second class mail status under 1879 act. Published each Wednesday as official town and county newspaper since 1894. William A Buckley publisher and Robert J Sassman editor. Subscriptions 3.50 yearly in Iowa in advance, 4.50 elsewhere.
Oct 25 County Boys 4 H annual meeting 8 p m Tripoli Town Hall Oct 29 County 4 H skating party 7 30 p m Rollerdrome Cedar Falls Oct 31 Extension Family Living hobby fair 1 9 p m Tripoli Town Hall Nov 2 Fall organization meeting for Girls 4 H leaders 1 p m Tripoli Town Hall
The passage urges American farm families to band together to price their products independently rather than capitulating to outside interests. It condemns organized efforts to disrupt this unity, warns that sowing discord harms farmers, and argues that farmers must stand together to reclaim what is rightfully theirs. It laments betrayal by peers and calls for collective action to secure fair prices.
October gathering of the Maxfield Rangers at St Matthew's Lutheran basement drew 14 members plus Readlynettes and Maxfield Merry Maids families. Guest speaker Wm Heffernan spoke on International Farm Youth Exchange with slides from Iran and items he brought from his Iran stay. Next meeting at David Wittenburg's home. demonstration by David and discussion by Kenny Foelske. Biz-E-Bees meet Oct 10 at Marjorie Blume's home with eight members two leaders one visitor. note about cooperation and encouragement to watch Here's Allen on Channel 2 or 5.
Monday offers chili and crackers with carrots celery pie bread and milk. Tuesday features pork and gravy mashed potatoes slaw baked apple slices bread and butter milk. Wednesday serves Maid rites green beans cake milk. Thursday presents baked potatoes barbeque luncheon meat sunshine salad cookie bread and butter. Friday includes macaroni and cheese tuna or peanut butter sandwiches lettuce fruit cup.
Jefferson Superiors 4-H club met October 8 at David Buss home. Alan Gielau presided, records were reviewed, and plans were made to improve books next year. A slumber party for October 26 was planned at Kay Ormston’s home with officer elections upcoming in January.
Iowa's largest farm of 6 500 acres known as Fairview Farm near Odebolt changes hands when Charles E Lakin of Emerson purchases the Adams Ranch from W P Adams II trustee The 10 section spread includes land buildings machinery and livestock minus a herd of registered Herefords Adams plans to relocate and continue Hereford breeding Larkin also operates multiple businesses and will take possession in September The sale marks a major rural land transfer in the state with notable local figures involved
The club announces Gary Soldwisch as a new member. Next month features family night at St. Peter Lutheran Church in Denver on November 12, with Jim Moeller reporting.
Carl A. Krause of the motor fuel tax division reports a five year decline in motor fuel consumption growth versus the prior five year period. Speaking at the Iowa Highway Users Conference in Des Moines, he notes Iowa population growth and vehicle registration lag behind national averages, forecasting only modest gains in consumption and related revenues.
Fred Webert of Belle Plaine argues this year produced strong yields for sweet potatoes and cites a notably large tuber weighing just under 3% pounds as proof of the crop's quality.
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