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Newspaper
Tripoli Leader
Location
Tripoli, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1967
Page
4
A patient at Mercy hospital Waverly thanks friends and relatives for cards gifts and flowers received during stay and after returning home.
The USDA National Animal Disease Laboratory in Ames invites the public to an open house on Saturday September 30. Visitors will learn how meat is safeguarded how livestock problems are solved and how science operates behind the scenes. Highlights include radio data recording from within animals radio isotopes tracing infectious agents and an electron microscope magnifying up to a million times.
Centennial Russell Iowa marks a century since founding with visitors from 18 states and many Iowa towns. Pioneer residents Mrs Leota Taylor aged 89 and Bill Connor aged 96 reigned as king and queen of the celebration.
Harlan City postal carrier Lenard Wiley ends a 31 year career with the post office after walking about 90 000 miles. The message echoes the need for tact and courtesy in close interactions with the public.
Iowa State economist Bob Wisner says fall prices likely fall below loan rates, encouraging price support loans on the 1967 crop. No. 2 corn in central Iowa around 1.04 a bushel mid-September, new crop 96c to 1.02, down from last year. Harvest logistics may weaken prices. Sept 1 forecasts show a national crop of 4,694 million bushels and Iowa harvest at 930.2 million, with feed grain rising nearly 12 percent.
The report notes a three percent drop in consumption and a 31 percent fall in corn exports from the prior year. Domestic feed use should stay near 1966-67 levels, with slight cuts in total grain-consuming animal numbers but a modest rise in wheat feeding. Foreign demand for U S corn may rise only moderately as European feed gains and southern hemisphere acreages loom, while eastern Europe might see lower feed grain production.
Fully grown bottlenose porpoises can weigh over 500 pounds. Researchers note size varies with age and sex, and larger individuals are common in warm coastal waters. The finding underscores notable heft in mature specimens observed by marine scientists.
Mrs Sophie McCash of Burlington struck it rich while mushroom hunting and unearthed a rare cluster of six sponge mushrooms. She usually finds mushrooms one at a time.
Readers recall 95th birthday observances in Humboldt with notes on Andersen Hag and his ties to American life in the late 19th century. Community members share memories, milestones, and local history snippets.
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