Gala Wilson Fair Opens Thursday With Rodeo in Fredonia
Fredonia's three day Wilson County Fair launches Thursday featuring the largest amateur rodeo in Kansas. Rodeo nightly with events such as saddle bronc and bull riding plus a Friday night variety show and queen crowning Saturday. Barbecue Thursday at 6 pm, crowd expected around 5000.
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Wheat Storage Plays Big Market Role
Kansas State University guidance explains that storage affects market supply and grain quality. It notes critical moisture limits and temperature for safe wheat storage, risks from molds and insects, and cautions against using chemical preservatives on high moisture grain intended for later use.
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Before and After Inspections Urged for Meat Safety
It is recommended that all animals slaughtered for food receive ante mortem and post mortem inspection by a veterinarian. Slaughter should occur in an establishment with proper sanitary procedures. The vet examines head, viscera, and carcass after slaughter to identify diseased parts and prevent human illness from affected meat.
Loose fitting clothes for babies in creeper stage
The guide recommends loose fitting outfits for creeping babies with wide necklines leg and arm openings and broad shoulder measurements. Ensure no restriction on movement, allow air circulation, and prefer stretchy knitted fabrics to avoid rapid outgrowth while keeping shape.
Room Dividers In Many Uses
Room dividers are a new home furnishing. Proper placement at right angles to walls can make a long narrow room appear wider. Dividers create cozy areas and can separate spaces such as a front hall from the living room. In shared bedrooms, dividers offer privacy for each child.
Lawn Seeding Opening For Fall Bluegrass Planting
Planning shady lawn seeding for fall with blue grass or Kentucky-31 fescue. Cool season grasses planted around Sept. 1 have autumn and spring to establish before shade reduces light. Fertilize well at planting. A copy of
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Lawns in Kansas Drive Available by Mail
Readers may obtain the lawn guide by writing to the Distribution Center Amberger Hall Kansas State University Manhattan for mailed copies and related information.
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Irrigation Timing and Water Use for Crops
The article stresses that timely and adequate watering maximizes yields. It notes alfalfa and corn use 0.4 to 0.5 inch daily, soybeans sugar beets and sorghums about 0.25 inch daily, continuing through July and August. An irrigation of four inches will deplete in 8-10 days for corn or alfalfa and about 16 days for soybeans sugar beets or sorghum.
Pasteurized Process Cheese Varieties Explained
Natural cheeses are blended or modified to make process cheeses. Pasteurized process cheese uses shredded mixed cheeses heated with no further aging after heating. Process cheese food contains less cheese with nonfat dry milk or whey solids. spread and melt. Pasteurized process cheese spread has more moisture and uses a stabilizer to prevent separation.
Weed control key for high quality soybeans
Timely cultivation to remove weeds is essential for top quality soybeans. No. 1 soybeans must have little foreign material and exported beans to Japan should have nearly no morning glory seed. Effective weed control aids higher yields and quality.
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Blueberry venture eyed as new Kansas farm industry
Retired Kansas State University poultry expert Prof. Loyal F. Payne grows blueberries as a hobby and sees potential for commercial farming in Kansas. Economist Dr. Raymond Seltzer notes the crop could boost regional agriculture and local processing plants. Payne uses peat moss and acid soils, a method not scalable large scale but adaptable with chemicals.
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France weighs 15 billion budget including defense boost
Government sources report a 15 billion dollar budget plan that includes 3.4 billion for defense with funds aimed at tanks planes and ships. Paris interior minister Roger Frey rejects a Gaullist push to ban rock and roll after five policemen were injured at a loud session. In the UK nearly 60 airmen at Lakenheath lose ration cards amid tobacco liquor black market probes. Belfast sees Northern Ireland's first legal execution since 1942 with Samuel McLaughlin hanged for murder.
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Major crime up in Kansas in 1960 says FBI report
The FBI report shows Kansas total major offenses rising to 14 669 in 1960 from 13 613 in 1959 with increases in murder, burglary, larceny and auto theft. Rates per 100 000 climbed from 630 to 673.3 while forcible rape, robbery and aggravated assault fell. Nationally crimes rose 14 percent.
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Viet Cong losses widen as clashes flare near Saigon
AP reports over 80 Viet Cong rebels killed in the past week with 34 in a single battle 30 miles east of Saigon and 50 more dead in other regions. South Vietnamese patrol boats routed a fleet of 20 motorized junks from North Vietnam on July 9.
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Bahama Islands House of Assembly Noted as Oldest
The House of Assembly in the Bahama Islands is described as one of the oldest representative legislative bodies in the British Empire.
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Bahama Islands
British Empire
Stormy Midwest and Southeast Regions Hit by Thunderstorms
Stormy weather spread across the Midwest with scattered thunderstorms in the East and South after heavy rains in Texas and Arkansas. Severe activity centered in northern Missouri and central southern Illinois with tornadic winds near Chester Alabama and flash floods forecast along rivers in southern Illinois and east central Missouri.
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Dierks
Carter’s Valley
Tex
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