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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1960
Page
6
Kansas State University agr engineer Ralph J. Lipper notes modern household appliances like automatic washers and dryers affect septic design. Do not bypass the tank. ensure ample disposal-field tile and consider tank size with disposers. Bleach, detergents, and additives have limited impact. a properly designed system suffices.
M M Lewis and Sons of Larned Kansas report improved digestion and seed utilization with Piolak Mineral Yeast supplement. They say cattle gain better, finish strong, show bloom at Topeka Lincoln and Atlanta, and praise profits, feed savings, and disease reduction after adding Piolak to the entire herd.
ERIE Barley of the 1960 crop will be supported at 83 cents per bushel in Neosho County. Jim Norris of the ASC announced the basic rate for Grade No. 2 barley. Discounts apply for grades below No. 2, ranging 3 to 10 cents per bushel. Terminal rates, including freight and handling, are listed at the county ASC office. Loans or purchase agreements will back price support on farm or warehouse stored barley from harvest through next January. Loans mature April 30, 1961.
Wilson County 4-H members joined the annual 4-H Round-up June 7 11 in Manhattan with delegates Nancy Orr Lois Borland Carolyn Loomis Marilyn Chapman Gary Morton Ralph Shue Kelsey Beemer Charles Timmons and others. Charlene Tarter sang with the state chorus Marilyn Nelson demonstrated a special project training. Mrs Beemer and Dan Pherigo accompanied the group as they received project briefings leadership training and will report to the 4H council.
A fragmentary Baltimore AP item notes a station wagon with the door label "'Aint got no farm" sparking speculation about ownership. The text then hints at a newer vehicle with a contradictory sign, reflecting ongoing local humor and ambiguity.
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