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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1965
Page
7
Dr Quentin D Banks KY State Univ Extension Marketing Info Econ notes U S agricultural exports rose from under 3 billion in 1950 to over 6 billion in 1964 largely since 1955. Most gains in dollar sales while government programs stayed around 2 billion yearly. Expansion of foreign markets crucial for farmers.
Extension specialist Ralph Bonewitz reviews hay quality factors for next winter's milk checks. Early cutting boosts protein rich alfalfa leaves and total digestible nutrients. delaying reduces feed value and milk production. Conditioning speeds curing, lowers weather damage, and dairy cows prefer conditioned hay. If conditions prevent good hay, consider haylage with moisture around 55 percent in tight silos.
Lois Barnhart presided at the Ever Ready 4 H club meeting at Murray Hill school on Wednesday evening. Debby Chaney led group singing and Chanute Safari car tags were approved for sale. Cooking demos by Mrs. Harold Sharp and folk music appreciation by Mrs. Ray James were noted. The first two phases of cooking classes were announced by Mrs. Harry Rauhoff. They will meet Wednesday at 4 30 p.m. at 820 South Central. The next meeting will be at the Santa Fe park north shelter house.
Fifteen states observe daylight saving time statewide while sixteen permit local option. The remaining nineteen states have no provision or prohibit daylight saving time.
The article details Kansas rainfall varying from 42 inches in the southeast to 16 inches or less in the southwest. It explains moisture sources from the Gulf of Mexico, westward decrease in precipitation, and that 65 to 80 percent of annual rainfall occurs during April to September. Eastern Kansas averages higher rainfall in that period than western Kansas.
Soil Stewardship Week May 23 to 30 highlights urban stake in land use. Neosho County official N L Gulick notes sermons and church visits emphasize mankind s obligation to conserve soil and related resources amid growing urban populations. Booklets come from the National Association of Soil and Water Conservation Districts with church advisory help.
The Rome Zoo reports two golden pheasants escaped when a tree fell during a blizzard and opened their pen. After a day outside they returned and guards found them attempting to reenter the enclosure.
News brief from Chanute Kansas outlines public notices and community announcements published on Tuesday May 25 1965. Highlights include civic actions and scheduled events affecting residents.
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