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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1957
Page
17
Home economist Kathryn Sughrue explains freezing desserts like angel food and sponge cakes with proper vanilla flavoring and frosting practices. Tips cover wrapping, thawing, and quick warming, plus a simple ice cream pie crust with banana nut filling.
Finney county 4H club leaders offer a five point plan for booth success keep it simple attractive minimal words use color light and action focus on one idea. plan space through rough sketches model three dimensional view with a bold eye level title and easy signs. the agent signs off saying farewell and inviting visits in Hodgeman county Jetmore and Garden City.
A Pawnee Indians 4-H spring tour featured fat pigs lambs turkeys capons hens rabbits gardens milo foods and clothing. Delegates to leadership camps were chosen and a singing camper performed Deep in the Heart of Texas.
Danny Trayer will become Finney county agricultural agent on July 1 after six years as Hodgeman county agent with Jetmore headquarters. The column notes farm progress, village improvements, and shifts in staff including the end of the club agent program due to funds.
Kansas State College forester Harold Gallaher urges immediate summer fallow and ground work to ensure successful windbreak and shelterbelt planting next spring. Steps include deep plowing, discing, weed control, and repeated smoothing after rains to reduce moisture loss. Tomato and sweet corn nitrogen applications follow plant growth milestones.
July events list two meetings: the 4-H council gathering at the 4-H building at 8:00 p.m. on July 1 and the ABA board meeting at the extension office at 8:00 p.m. on July 2.
The House approved 133 million dollars for the Post Office Department for the next fiscal year to avoid serious curtailment of services. This follows the 3.192 billion already provided for the current period, despite Postmaster General Summerfield's request for 149.5 million more to prevent service cuts such as Saturday deliveries. The bill moves to the Senate.
Mildred Walker of Kansas State College reports plentiful supplies of dairy items and turkey for July. Lemon supplies from California and Florida lime crops boost citrus products, with many vegetables and staples like tomato lettuce beans cabbage beets corn onions oils peanut butter and frozen fish also abundant.
Walter C. Berger of Washington urges reforms in price supports and production controls for wheat and other crops at a Kansas State College field day. He notes overproduction, large government costs from surpluses, and cites recent reductions in wheat stocks despite growth in acreage.
The Chinese government orders postponement of a nationwide criticism drive at county levels amid a May 10 rectification campaign. Mao Zedong urged wide criticism to root out abuses, but leaders fear discontent could harm a bumper harvest and push the country toward disaster if crops fail.
The report notes a rise of 1,800,000 acres in grain sorghums, a 53 percent increase over the previous year, highlighting a substantial expansion in area dedicated to this crop.
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