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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1973
Page
4
Expressions of gratitude to relatives friends and neighbors for cards visits and support during hospital stay at Allen and after return home. Thanks to doctors nurses and aides and to Rev Albrecht and Pastor Kappelmann for visits prayers and care.
Local edition of The Tripoli Leader reports on community events in Tripoli Iowa with regional notices and brief items reflecting daily life and civic updates from October 24 1973.
Extension notes two meat topics a USDA device to measure fat in ground beef and the rise of house brands. The fat tester, accurate to within one percent, helps butchers meet labeling rules. House brands offer lower prices, sometimes matching national models, with guidance to compare sale prices and check warranties or servicing.
County Extension column by Larry Stoltenberg advises planting Siberian squill and alliums in groups for best effect. The piece covers bulb depth, spacing, and year‑round care, plus storage tips for pumpkins and winter squash and early guidance on winterizing roses for 1974.
Iowa Republicans respond cautiously to Spiro Agnew's resignation while noting national events. Governor Ray calls Nixon Ford approach sensible and Dem leaders offer mixed views on leadership. Legislative estimates project a state budget surplus around 129 million dollars by July 1, 1975.
The guide warns against digging near roses to mound soil as it can damage roots and urges removing mounds next spring. It recommends protecting climbing roses by laying canes on the ground and covering with 4 to 5 inches of soil. Some buds are formed this fall and could be killed by cold, so adequate protection is advised to ensure spring blooms.
Dr and Mrs Jack De Washta recently marked their 72nd wedding anniversary, celebrating decades together amid family honors and local congratulations in the community.
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