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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1967
Page
3
Proper cheese storage at 40 degrees preserves flavor and prevents waste. Hard cheeses freeze with minor texture changes. soft cheeses do not. Serve at room temperature, cut portions and return rest to fridge. warm 30 minutes before serving. Teen cheese party ideas include Toasty Swiss Ham and Cheese Italiano and a creamy Nippy cheese spread. U S brewers produced 104 million barrels of beer last year.
Kansas State University Extension economist John Coolidge explains liability hinges on negligent action by the farmer or an employee during work. A condition or act that a reasonable person would view as negligent can create liability, with examples including unrepaired barn floor shale, unfenced livestock onto highways, or tossing a pitchfork to a worker. He urges precautions and farm liability insurance as prudent management.
June 14 meeting at Holcomb School cafeteria presided by Larry Jones with 30 members. Fireworks committee ordered 250 worth of fireworks and voted to build a stand. Sign committee proposed highway sign along county line with 25 limit for paint and materials. July 12 tour 6 to 9 pm, picnic after. Demonstrations by KaAnn Frey and Lenice Steinmetz Phyllis Schiffelbein.
Kansas State University economist KE S Bagley argues a poor year in agriculture is less likely to dampen the overall economy than in the past. He notes agriculture’s influence remains but nonagricultural sectors have grown, and farm output is shaped by prices, costs, and acreage decisions.
Manhattan readers are urged to design plantings for function around homes. Sharp edges from close trees block light and privacy, so use shrubs to frame entrances, soften walls, and create enclosure. Fences can backdrops and windbreaks, while guiding inviting garden walks.
Aaron L. Souder 81 founder of Souder Yank Manufacturing Co. Emporia and Madison died Tuesday at Grove Oklahoma. Services set for 2 p.m. Thursday at Madison Methodist Church. Born in Hilton Kansas he was longtime Madison area resident and member of Eastern Kansas Oil and Gas Association and Kansas Independent Oil and Gas Association.
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