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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1965
Page
6
Mrs. Blevins explains care for new nonstick cookware. Wash with warm soapy water then hot rinse before first use. Oil utensils to condition surface, except angel food cake pan which should not be greased. Fats aid browning. grease cake pans and bakeware for butter cakes and breads as needed.
Sign up for the 1966 Wheat and Feed Grain Programs will begin around February 1 and run through the last Friday in March. Yields and payment rates will be mailed to Douglas County producers mid January. Participants must divert 15 percent of the farm allotment with no diversion payment on that portion. Certificates will be about $1.30 per bushel based on 45 percent of the allotment times the farm yield.
Recreation as a land use gains national attention amid population growth. A 1965 inventory by the Soil Conservation Service and state and district committees counted nearly 900 privately owned recreational businesses covering over 76 000 acres of land and 7 000 surface acres of water. The piece notes mutual understanding between city and rural residents, urging hunters and fishers to seek farmer permission each time, and to thank the farmer on departure to maintain good relations.
A 55,000 pound earth mover plowed through the front of a Bedford shop while a man sought a haircut. Postmaster Coleman Musgrove sat in the third chair as the driver Jack Jones of Bedford swerved to avoid a car and lost control when the brakes failed. The first and second chairs were empty and no one was hurt.
Douglas County Extension Office has received Farmer's Tax Guides from the U S Treasury for 1965 income tax returns. Guides aid farmers whether filing themselves or with an accountant, plus a regional publication covers bookkeeping methods. Also notes a farmers meeting for vegetable growers in Kansas City Kansas with reservations required.
Ralph Utermoehlen explains that 4-H demonstrations are visual teaching tools. County 4-H Club Day on February 19 at Baldwin will feature demonstrations as part of the program. Members should plan early during Christmas break to select topics, prepare outlines, gather visuals, and practice delivery at home to gain confidence before audiences.
A 3-year-old registered Guernsey cow owned by Albert W. Eckman of Baldwin completed an official DHIR production record of 11 860 pounds of milk and 680 pounds of butterfat in 305 days with twice daily milking. Testing was supervised by Kansas State University.
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