51st Annual Livestock Feeders Day Set At K State Front
The 51st Annual Livestock Feeders Day is scheduled for Saturday at Kansas State University Manhattan Kansas. The meeting will run from 8 to 10 a.m. in Weber Hall home to the animal husbandry department.
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Kansas State University
Manhattan
Kansas
Weber Hall
Department of Animal Husbandry
Bill House
Cedar Vale
Kansas Livestock Association
Kansas Livestock Producers
Gillett Hotel
Walter Bodie
Ashland
The
Kansas Cow Belles
Justin Hall
Home Economics
College of Home Economics
Kansas State Union
Black and
4-H Sunday History and Kansas Wheat Variety Report
History and origins of 4-H Sunday tied to Rogation days and Christion heritage with events in Kansas. Details include livestock shows, safety with pesticides, and a comprehensive 1964 wheat variety survey showing Triumph as the leading type, with Bison Wichita Kaw Ottawa Rodeo Kiowa Apache Pawnee and others by acreage shares across districts.
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Triumph
Kansas
Kansas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Wichita
Ottawa
South Central
Northwest
West Central
Sumner
East Central
North Central
Pawnee
Milk Demand Shows Drop For Nation
Kansas dairy economist notes declining per capita milk use and by products as milk production falls. 1963 output 1.845 billion pounds, down 3 percent from 1962 and 40 percent below WWII peak, amid fewer cows and rising population. 1963 cash receipts near 63.3 million.
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Wichita
Roger Wilkowske
Kansas State University
Wilkowske
Thomas Townsend
Southwest Milk Producers Association
Milk Production At Record Low In Kansas 1963
Kansas milk production fell to the lowest level in four decades in 1963, with government and state cooperative data indicating drought effects and reduced herd yields. Officials note the drop contrasts with earlier years and may influence national supply projections.
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Topeka
Kansas
Floor Cleaning Waxing Remains a Home Maintenance Challenge
Homemakers seek guidance on floor care amid a crowded market of cleaners and waxes. Proper vacuuming extends linoleum life, wax protects wear, and careful product choice plus thin coatings prevent yellowing and buildup. For wood floors use solvent based wax, avoid water base, and buff for gloss.
Wired bras seen as a major fashion hazard
Cancer expert Dr Edward F Lewison chief of the Johns Hopkins breast clinic told Ohio doctors that under wired bras may become a major fashion hazard. He warned such bras can cause breast thickening often mistaken for cancer and could lead to Mondor s disease a superficial vein condition.
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Columbus
Edward F. Lewison
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Ohio
Lewison
Mondor
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