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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1964
Page
5
A moisture shortage pushes earlier silage. The article explains fermentation biology and the role of organic acids, oxygen exclusion, and both feedstuffs and chemical preservatives. It covers grain additions, cover treatments, weighing materials, and cost savings from proper airtight sealing of silos.
YATES CENTER last Wednesday night moved operations from the old site to the new Post Office across the street with doors opened to the public Thursday. An open house date will be announced later. Local visits included Bill Gregg's, missionary Ray Stoll family in town, and 40 relatives at a dinner. Sunday saw Methodist groups at Rock Gardens and visits from Kansas City. further notes include funeral plans for Ella Crumrine and John Morehead, and various family gatherings and camp trips.
Guests in the Erie area included Mr. and Mrs. Pete Bowen and Larry Steve of Midland Texas visiting Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Lohse and Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Lohse and family. Mrs. Roy Ewen returned from Wichita after visiting her mother Mrs. Dora Yockey. Mrs. Kusel and Tony spent the weekend in Salina with relatives, accompanied home by Janice Umbarger who had been visiting friends. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Preze of
Wilson county NFO meeting at Fredonia REA heard reports from zone dairy and grain chairs while welcoming guests from Neosho Labette Montgomery Crawford and Osage counties. Neal Nelson announced a zone four grain board meeting August 10 and NFC events. Socials and family visits followed with multiple local residents noted for travel and arrivals.
Kansas Highway Safety Director Claud R. McCamment warns parents that streets are not safe play areas for children. He cites pedestrian accidents and injuries from small wagons bicycles and tricycles as proof of parental neglect of child welfare.
Kansas City man Joseph Lewis Appleby pleaded guilty to collecting about $10,000 in false automobile injury claims by staging more than 35 accidents in four years. Prosecutors said he caused rear-end crashes with old cars, then claimed neck and back injuries and settled for small cash payments.
Advice on swine production emphasizes management over luck. Genetics account for about ten percent of litter size, while ninety percent depends on mating, conditioning, and nutrition. Proper flushing, strong boars, summer cooling, and ration control during gestation boost piglet survival. avoid feeding around farrowing and address sanitation and pen conditions to prevent pig scours.
A farm guidance piece notes that pig death loss is highest in the first week after farrowing. It stresses preparing for large litters through breeding herd management and saving pigs during and after farrowing. Hog men say six pigs pay for a litter weaned, with profit rising as counts reach seven and ten.
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