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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1967
Page
2
A late August crop outlook notes corn and soybean use, with 1967 production estimated at 999 million bushels and carryover likely above 1966. The article also gives home gardening guidance on cuttings, houseplants, squash curing, tomato storage, lawn fertilization, and pre-winter adjustments.
The Biz-E-Bees, active this summer, toured Waterloo and Waverly in August. A September 11 record book meeting at Jean Kerr's home featured notes on 4-H week, uniforms, and nursing home stationery. Peggy Edwards demonstrated cake making, while Mary Hoppenworth, Debbie Chapin, and Audrey Hildebrandt reported on tours and conferences.
Daily offerings include meat loaf with whipped potatoes wax beans and pudding on Monday then beef and spaghetti with fruit and dough nuts on Tuesday. Wednesday serves barbecued pork with baked potatoes and Jell-O while Thursday offers pizza with buttered corn and cake. Friday features fish sticks with creamed potatoes peaches and cookies.
Local families hosted relatives and friends across multiple gatherings in Tripoli Waverly and Fairbank, to mark visits from Allen Kuethe and John, a move to Lubbock Texas, while others shared meals and illnesses. The death of Marlowe Burke in Mason City was noted, and traffic safety statistics for 1966 were reported highlighting 80 percent of fatalities in clear dry weather.
The ISU economist notes potential growth in carryover soybean supplies for next year due to strong demand for meat and export soybean protein possibly rising six to eight percent. Domestic soybean oil demand may grow in 1967-68, but foreign demand could lag.
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