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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1963
Page
7
Instructions for washing dark cotton fabrics to maintain color and texture. Includes pre treatment with concentrated detergent, proper machine use, rinsing with conditioner, and hanging to dry. Also discusses personal appearance influence and fashion silhouette concepts by Naomi Johnson.
Kansas State University economist John F. Coolidge notes many farmers overlook a federal gasoline tax refund. The IRS sends claim forms to last year’s filers with a 90 day window ending September 30 for gasoline used on farm work July 1, 1962 to June 30, 1963.
Eleven members attended the Pawnee Indians 4-H Club meeting on June 12 with Virgil Brown delivering the council report. County 4-H Camp is planned for July with Pete Warner Red Phipps and Jerry Brown as delegates. Mrs. Marvin Holden was elected to the club committee. The Go Getters 4-H Club held tours on June 23 and 20 ending with a Lee James farm picnic and a spring tour basket dinner at Myles McGehee farm. about 65 people attended the June 20 tour. A Danish and Pakistani AFS student visited during the spring tours and Deloris James served as reporter.
Kansas State University agronomists warn farmers about unverified seed wheat peddlers offering seed, including claims of hybrid wheat that do not exist. Extension expert Howard Wilkins outlines required labeling and testing rules for seed sales, and notes farmers may sell certain seeds without labeling if not from infested land. He adds that seed producers get five free tests annually at the Kansas Seed Testing Laboratory in Topeka.
The story surveys Garden City Experiment Station from its 1907 founding to 1963 progress, noting early aims in continuous cropping, alternate cropping, and moisture conservation, the rise to a modern facility, and 1963 plans for district summer conferences guiding county Extension work across crops, livestock, and marketing with data from Kansas Experiment Stations.
Mrs. Gary Sullivan of Rt 1 steps in as the new assistant secretary at the extension office. She will serve through Aug 31 and is a former Marietta Sargent, with 4-H Club experience from Beacon Boosters about ten years. Sullivan will aid secretary Mrs. Grady Shook with heavy summer fair workload as both plan to enroll at Kansas State College in September.
An odd sales notice touts Gala xem fat loss tablets Galaxan Galazan and Galixonia with a seven day guarantee. It claims easy swallowing tiny tablets and a $5 price with full money back if unsatisfied, no questions asked from a franchised dealer Mia.
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