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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1963
Page
8
Homemakers face many sheet and pillowcase choices with colors patterns and fabrics. Key factors include durability comfort care weight thread count breaking strength and sizing. Readers are urged to compare qualities and consider budget living standards and user needs while requesting consumer info bulletins.
The USDA predicts 1963 cattle and hog prices will average slightly below 1962, while lamb prices rise modestly. Cattle marketings will grow due to beef demand, boosting cash receipts from cattle and calves, with hogs and sheep similar to 1962. Lamb prices may strengthen early in the year amid lean inventories and rising demand.
Reports from Finney County and statewide detail grain spoilage in stored wheat and some sorghum. Expert notes storage moisture 12.5 percent or higher risks damage up to 60 percent kernels. Advises inspection, moisture tight bins, pest checks, fumigation and aeration as needed. Also announces 1963 Farm Tax Guide availability and the Crops and Livestock Steer event February 4 with a steak supper and tickets from Extension Office.
The Kansas Crop Improvement Assn. in Manhattan lists six growers in the new certified seed directory. Gerald G. Finley and Son. Frederick Finnup and C. C. Spikes. J. E. Greathouse. Donald R. Lear. and William M. Turrentine are named for alfalfa, buffalo alfalfa, switch grass, soybeans, and hybrid sorghum. A full list of 1962 certified seed growers is available from the association or Kenneth Fromm, agricultural agent.
In Kansas City Kansas AP report Mr and Mrs Hughes H Shanks the couple in Hawthorne School District were fined 25 each in city court for failing to enroll their three children in school The Ne gro parents claimed the school is segregated and said they were teaching at home They appealed the fines to Wyandotte County District Court
Fire side items cover Pawnee 4-H clubs and the Sherlock Strivers meeting. Pupils at Pawnee Acres build ing, led by Ronnie Phipps, plan Finney County 4H Day on February 2 and deliver a fruit basket to a Garden City nursing home. Garland Phipps reports beef projects, 12 new members initiated by Carl Warner, and a group snack hosted by the Warner family.
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