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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1972
Page
2
Official weekly paper serving Tripoli Iowa since 1894. Publishes each Wednesday under Robert J. Sassman as publisher. Subscription rates set at 4.00 yearly in advance within Iowa and 5.00 yearly in advance for elsewhere.
The article notes Iowa's six month live birth total fell from 22 206 in 1971 to 20 229 in 1972 with projections of 41 000 for the year and a 14 2 per 1 000 population rate. It cites two factors small family sizes and lower general fertility. It also covers plans for eight regional crime offices across Iowa, the Iowa Public Service Company refund and rate increases, Iowa Power and Light rate proposals, and AFL CIO delegates at Cedar Rapids seeking a McGovern endorsement.
Begin digging tuberous begonias and caladiums in September as soil cools. Dry bulbs ten days after tops are removed, store in boxes with a layer of vermiculite between bulb layers at 55 to 60 degrees. Propagate indoor stock from cuttings of annuals and foliage plants and move tropical houseplants indoors before cool nights arrive.
A Federated Garden Club conference and flower show will be held at Iowa State University Memorial Union September 13 and 14. The event features programs by Robert W. Dyas and Harold C. Cook, with a 2 dollar registration for sessions. the flower show has free admission. Garden tips cover lilies and storing winter squash, with harvest guidance before frost and proper shelving to prevent rodent damage.
Modern pickling guidance advises USDA updated rules avoiding alum and lime in home canning while Grandma’s recipe may require them. Also notes on cauliflower freshness, pine nuts, egg whites, honey pastries, and plaid planning with yardage, matching notches, and pattern balance for sewing.
The Iowa Federation of Labor approved a compromise to support McGovern after President Hugh Clark ruled to avoid endorsing outcomes. Clark stated endorsing McGovern would risk the federation’s AFL-CIO charter and its ability to stay in business. Under AFL-CIO rules only the national executive committee may select a presidential endorsement, and it has voted to remain neutral.
Mrs. Ella Conner found a fallen baby robin in her driveway and cared for it on her front porch. She fed it chicken hearts and hamburger and plans to release it when it can return to its home.
Numerous local residents attend events and visits across Sumner and nearby towns. Highlights include the Schoepoester Schmidt wedding at United Methodist Church in Sumner, family gatherings, football game attendance, hospital calls, and a Federal Land Bank convention in Omaha. Individuals named include Ray Kuethe Lucille Dilley Mrs. Robert Figanbaum Dale Grahiman Herman Pals and others. Albert Rieck reentered Mercy hospital in Waverly after a brief home stay.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Meihost and family visited in Denver. Elmer Sassman joined Mrs. Thurm's birthday celebration in Denver. Carl Klemp moved to Sunset Home in Denver. Ernest Musch and Calvin Meihost hosted a pot luck dinner with guests including Walter Ulm of Ottumwa. Lawrence Brogan and Shawn visited in Jesup. Additional visits included Ervin Petersens family, Linda Westendorf, Henry Deterding, Clarence Ganske, and others in nearby towns.
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