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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1965
Page
7
Leather care tips cover real and simulated leathers from belts to gloves. It advises washing before polish, using suds, drying away from heat, and avoiding wetting linings. For suede, professional cleaning or careful home methods protect nap and color, with methods to refresh and preserve texture.
County Extension news outlines the 1966 feed grain program matching 1965 rules. Farmers certify acreages rather than measuring, with a 25 percent random spot check. Diversion requires 20 percent of base, with payments on excess only if base exceeds 25 acres. Signups run Jan 31 to March 25. educational meetings late January.
Farmers Home Administration accepts insured rural housing loans for building sites, homes, and farm service buildings. Loans total up to 300 million yearly with 5 percent interest for low to moderate income families, and 4 1/2 to 5 3/4 percent for higher incomes. Applications via county office in Leavenworth or Lawrence offices. loans to those unable to secure credit elsewhere.
Farm records should be kept at least six years for ordinary receipts and expenditures, with land and capital asset records kept as long as owned. The piece also advertises livestock and lamb outlook meetings in January, a forestry seedling program, lime recommendations, and winter patio landscaping planning tips.
An Institute of Life Insurance study estimates the cost to raise a child to age 18 at about 23 835, with housing, food and other expenses shaping the total. A Chicago diary records a 26 804 cost to age 22, while discretionary outlays rise sharply from ages 12 to 19. Teenage spending and rising costs push population trends toward later marriages and fewer births, with births this year projected below four million for the first time in 12 years.
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