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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1968
Page
1
Elated guidance on preventing food poisoning at family picnics lists high risk foods and proper handling. It also notes trends in home design such as den spaces, larger bedrooms, sound control, three car garages, and safe storage of cleaning products for households with children.
Western Cattle Co Inc specializes in order buying of all classes of stocker and feeder cattle and will sell fat cattle on commission. Contact Pete Hutchins in Scott City Jim Jasper in Dighton Jack Daly in Garden City Harold Woods in Dighton and the office in Dighton at 397 2424 for details.
Kansas State University Extension urges farmers to clean combines before moving them between fields to prevent weed seed spread. Law requires cleaning equipment free of weed seed and litter. methods include water pressure, air, vacuum, solvent, and brushes. Run machine between fields and empty return elevator boots to remove seed. Also notes the University of Seville opening in 1502.
Kansas farmers and officials gathered at Kansas State University for the Soil Survey coordinating Conference. C W McBee reported on mapping progress, with almost 26 million acres classified and 29 counties mapped. Attendees from 40 agencies discussed agricultural and non agricultural land uses and future educational programs.
Kansas State economist Wilton B. Thomas explains three factors limiting how much debt a farm can safely carry: repayment period, interest rate, and farm earnings. He uses examples with a $10,000 loan and a $45,031 to $83,395 debt range depending on term, and notes the project type influences whether principal and interest come from net or gross returns. The three R's debt rule—Returns, Repayment capacity, and Risk bearing ability—summarizes the guidance.
Kansas State University Extension landscape architect James J. Nigh twanger explains selecting a single main feature to guide outdoor view design. A fountain sculpture garden or interesting plants can anchor a space, but competing features spoil effect. assess views from windows and patio and restrain elements to one focal point for balanced landscape.
Roll call for the Pawnee Indians 4-H Club meeting echoed "My Favorite Vacation" as members shared progress on cooking rabbit and lamb projects. Demonstrations covered sewing, packing a sewing box, and soap making, with refreshments served by Wayne Wheelers and Roy Ferckings after a brief business session led by vice-president Margie Woods.
Kansas State University plant pathologist Claude L. King warns against selling or feeding mercury treated seed wheat known as pink wheat. He notes most Kansas wheat is treated to prevent smuts and diseases, but any remaining treated seed must be removed before new grain is stored and bin cleaned before harvest to avoid contamination and condemnation.
Agricultural notes discuss wheat as cattle feed and price comparisons with corn and sorghum, advise checking feeding tables, and adjusting for protein differences. Noxious weed laws govern combine cleaning and seed disposal, while take all root rot damages wheat fields, with control limited and fall nitrogen fertilization advised.
Finney County 4 H dog project members met at the Arthur Brinkmeyer home on June 22 and 29 to study six chapters of their handbooks. Members labeled a dog diagram, then did a scrambled word game and a crossword on dog parts. Bobby Brinkmeyer reported. The U S Navy has 41 missile firing submarines.
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