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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1963
Page
7
A recreation workshop at Rock Springs Ranch runs May 6 to 10 inviting all. Attendees can share games crafts songs cookout recipes stunts and skits with clubs 4 H scouts and churches. The note also covers whitening laundry optical bleaches ironing tips and freezing damp garments to ease ironing.
Winter injury to cereal crops across Kansas creates urgent farming issues. Extension agronomist Frank G. Bieberly notes more land may be freed for summer crops, while thinning of wheat and weed growth could follow. He urges farmers to plan, choose suitable hybrids, and source quality seed early, using performance test results. Weed control with 2,4-D may be needed if stands are thin and conditions allow.
The Pawnee Indians 4-H Club met with 25 members and 2 leaders. Activities included a Sportman's Project talk, a greenhouse demonstration, safety talk, and a visit by Kathy Moncal. Lincoln Livewires held Parent's Night with reports, talks on foods and woodworking, and social events in April and March. Wide Awake 4-H Club noted 4-H Sunday planning, project talks on heifer and baby beef, rabbit handling, and seed germination, with a conservation talk on the bird kill and a surprise program.
Washington AP report notes all Republican congressmen from Kansas Oklahoma and Missouri along with two Missouri Democrats opposed a 450 million dollar accelerated public works plan. The measure passed 228 to 184 as listed GOP and Democratic opponents included Avery Dole Ellsworth Shriver Skubitz Hall Curtis Belcher and Cannon Hull with supporters Edmondson Steed Wickersham Bolling Ichord Karsten Randall Sullivan and others from Missouri and Oklahoma.
Birmingham Alabama AP reports a county humane society official warns it is illegal to sell or give away baby chicks ducks or rabbits as pets in Alabama. Executive Director George W Looney says the warning aims to alert the public ahead of the Easter season.
Finney County faces major weed problems with bindweed Johnson grass and ragweed. Everett Samples recommends deep cultivation and interval spraying for bindweed and Johnson grass, with specific 2 4 D and benzoic acids treatments. He urges inspections, offers half price chemicals to landowners, and directs inquiries to the county weed supervisor.
In Garden City the Triple J Show at Finney County Fairground showcases the latest farm implements and irrigation gear. Meetings in Dodge City will discuss agricultural chemical regulations, feed additives, and practical farming advice. Transportation offered to attendees.
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