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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1968
Page
5
The piece extols making bread from scratch and using mixes or frozen forms. It covers yeast quantity impact on rising, flour strength affecting volume, refrigerator dough tips, and the need to punch dough during chilling. It warns against over-flouring and under-kneading and notes bread flour for stronger gluten.
A National Research Council report notes feed conversion worsens after cattle reach 1,000 pounds. Nonfeed costs rise per pound of gain as weight increases to 1,100 and 1,200 pounds, with costs up 27 to 66 percent. Prolonged feedlot time raises costs twice and lowers prices.
A Christmas puppy from Kansas homes involves training with three methods to stop jumping on people and guidance to curb chewing. Use firm No and redirect to acceptable chews with toys, rubber bones, real bones, and mousetrap deterrents, plus confinement with a safe toy when left alone.
Kansas residents may submit two seed samples per fiscal year to the State Seed Laboratory for testing, with no charge for the first two. Grass seed may be included in the two free samples. additional samples incur a fee. Complete purity and germination tests are performed. Contact Kansas State Seed Laboratory in Topeka for details.
At Centennial Track during the 1967 quarterhorse meeting No 8 backed by bettors won both ends of the daily double for 117 dollars and 20 cents. It also won four other races and figured in the quinella.
Humid conditions in Douglas County raise soil acidity. Farmers must test soils and apply lime to raise pH and sweeten the soil. Increased fertilizer use, especially nitrogen, leaches minerals. heavy rainfall this year worsens mineral loss, requiring a planned liming program and regular testing to sustain production and profits.
Douglas County Extension Office offers three homemaker courses with meeting at 7 30 p m today in 4H Fair Grounds Building 1 led by Elinor Anderson KU specialist. Topics include business questions for wives and insurance beneficiary roles. Enrollment details and fees provided. Also soil conservation district meeting January 15 at Tonganoxie High School with Urban Hess from Home State Bank as speaker and Pops Choir from Manhattan High School.
Fashionable men embrace bold socks with varied colors and patterns as part of coordinated outfits. Fabrics offer durability and washability, while shorter pant lengths showcase lively hues from blues to whiskey tones.
Kansas stands eleventh among U S states in total mineral production led by key minerals and mining sectors reflecting regional resource output and economic activity in 1920s industry reports.
Rick Harman Johnson County GOP chairman said he will decide soon on running for the Republican nomination for Kansas governor. He acknowledged considering the race and noted Lt. Gov. John Crutcher of Hutchinson has already announced his candidacy.
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