15 Jul 1972
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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1972
Page
1
The article details rose cultivation practices including bud removal, harvesting timing, and pruning for hybrid teas, plus plant health tips. It covers animal heat stroke symptoms and first aid, handling cooling methods, and cautions on using cold water. It ends with grasshopper control and a personal aphorism.
The 4 H group held a meeting at Glaving Candice Meekty's home with Roberta Rickert Judy Drumin Cindy Pletcher and Diane Denn presenting demonstrations on sewing baby care and jumping rope. They discussed fair preparation then practiced demonstrations and singing at several homes including Mrs Henry Iden and Joyce Noonan.
The Aera Telegram subscription notice lists delivery options in Columbus Nebraska with rates. It notes second class mail service and annual pricing, and provides address instructions for subscribers and delivery details.
The Young Contemporaries Club held a meeting at Raven Glaser Praigns house featuring a clothing booth display, a sewing and crafts demonstration by Mrs Boss, and refreshments served by the hostess. Members showcased baking, sewing, and kitchen projects, with various groups presenting crafts, treats, and demonstrations.
The report outlines close examination of a proposed DES ban and its impact on chemical additives in food production. It notes debates over safety testing, the role of artificial flavors, and the potential effect on beef prices and consumer products. Names of officials and companies appear amid discussions of regulatory steps and implementation uncertainty.
Roselie recommends insecticide treatments for grub control in Lincoln area cattle feedlots. The report notes economic losses from damage and suggests timing windows from August 1 to November 1 for treating cattle, with emphasis on early spring conditions in southern feeds.
A jumbled circular outlines spider mite problems in crops such as soybeans and related plants. It mentions damage assessment, spotting infestations, and testing cues, with unclear references to measures and local authorities.
US crop production remains large despite export optimism from the Soviet grain sale. USDA projections hinge on 1972 yields for wheat and corn, with carryovers at decade highs and potential easing of set aside rules if market prices strengthen.
The Agriculture Department notes wheat and corn harvests will dip with lower planted areas and yields. USDA forecasts export values rising to about $8 billion in a year, with soybeans, meat, and oil reaching record levels, while grain and cotton movements show mixed changes amid shifting demand.
Four point seven million youth participate in the 4-H program across urban rural and suburban areas. The Cooperative Extension Service coordinates nationwide 4-H offerings with support from the National 4-H Service Committee in Chicago. Major sponsors include Westinghouse, Armour, Montgomery Ward, and Hilton Hotels, backing two decades of programs and scholarships for the 1972 National 4-H Congress in Chicago.
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