Flour Guide for Baking and Ingredient Substitutions
The article explains how flour type and blend affect baking outcomes from breads to cakes. It covers all purpose, instantized, no sift, and self rising flours, plus substitutions and tips for using bread and cake flours and impact of leavening. It notes Minneapolis and the Mississippi river context.
Careful Sewing and Model Meetings for County 4 H Youths
Detailed guidance on accurate cutting and measuring for proper fit in dressmaking plus the 4 H model meeting program at West Junior High School. County 4 H Day emphasizes business, ceremonies, program quality, attitude, and leadership participation.
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Kansas
Douglas County
West Junior High School
Harold Builler Elected Chairman of Jefferson County Farm Group
Harold Builler 36 of Oskaloosa was elected chairman of the Jefferson County Natural Farmers Organization. He has served as vice chairman and treasurer in Douglas County before moving to Jefferson County in 1963 and is a member of the meat bargaining committee. Other officers elected include George Gantz Perry vice chairman Edwin Davis Nortonville treasurer Mrs Harlan Courtney secretary Karl Gantz membership chairman and Mrs Karl Gantz publicity chairman.
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Harold Builler
Farm Group
Harold Muiller
Oskaloosa
Jefferson County Natural Farmers Organization
Muiller
Douglas County
Jefferson County
Robert Trude
Perry Trude
Grain Bargaining Committee
Kansas City
George Gantz
Perry
Edwin Davis
Nortonville
Karl Gantz
Lawrence
French workers set Feb. 12 strike day
France's largest union the CGT called a national day of action for February 12. Workers would walk off jobs to protest unemployment and the rising cost of living.
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Paris
France
Communist Confederation Generale du Travail
Beef Quality Talk By Harold Tuma At County Meeting
Harold Tuma associate professor of animal science and industries at Kansas State University will address the Leavenworth County Beef Improvement Association at 7 p.m. Thursday January 30 in the Lansing 4-H Building on beef quality for the future.
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Harold Tuma
Kansas State University
Leavenworth County Beef Improvement Association
Lansing 4-H
Pavilion Work Starts for U S Pavilion at World Fair
Three Shinto priests chanted purification prayers to mark the start of construction of a 3 million dollar U S pavilion for the 1970 World's Fair in Osaka Japan. Exhibits will include a model of the Apollo 8 spacecraft with three Americans who orbited the moon.
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Osaka
Japan
U.S
Testing Helps Farmers When Picking Stock
Performance testing records differences in economical traits among beef cattle. Key traits include reproductive performance, longevity, carcass quality, mothering ability, growth rate, and efficiency. Benefits include better herd management, improved calf growth and quality, and selection of superior bulls and replacement heifers. Farmers are urged to participate through breed associations or Kansas Beef Cattle Improvement Program offering records and support.
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Performance Registry International
Kansas Beef Cattle Improvement Program
Kansas feedlots set state record as headcount hits 766000
Kansas feedlots reported a record 766000 cattle and calves on January 1, up from 601000 a year earlier and 570000 last October. Large lots of 1000 head or more reached a record high with 486000, while sheep and old crop lambs totaled 100000, up 45 percent. Commercial hatcheries hatched 280000 chicks in December, down 12 percent from November and 15 percent from December 1967, and wheat remained good in eastern and central Kansas though western areas lacked moisture.
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Topeka
Kansas
Federal
State Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Fred Hall Owes Debt Says Court Ruling
Former Kansas governor Fred C. Hall was ordered in Los Angeles to pay $7,774 in attorney fees to Washington firm Wendel Schulman Manning plus 7 percent interest. The firm said Hall became their client in 1960 over alleged fraudulent tax returns. the matter moved from a criminal probe to civil settlement.hall later moved to California and did not appear in court.
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Los Angeles
Fred C. Hall
Kansas
Washington
Parks Stillwell
Lyman G. Friedman
Wendel, Schulman & Manning
Hall
Internal Revenue Service
Freidman
California
Malaysia Joins IAEA Reaching 101 Members
Malaysia becomes a member of the International Atomic Energy Agency. The addition raises IAEA membership to 101 as of the communique issued Wednesday.
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Vienna
Austria
Malaysia
International Atomic Energy Agency
Atoms For Peace Organization
Court Docket Details Multiple Traffic Violations
A list of individuals with traffic and related infractions including speeding, signals violations, failed yields, left turns, and registrations in various streets and cities. Amounts range from 5 to 30 dollars with suspensions noted for some cases. Names include LeRoy Barnes Silas Hamilton James Black and many others across multiple addresses.
News Source Refusal Bill Introduced in Kansas Senate
TOPEKA RP A bill to shield newsmen from disclosing sources in legal proceedings was introduced in the Kansas Senate on Wednesday. Sponsored by Senate majority leader Frank Hodge and Sen. Jack Robinson, the measure covers reporters and others connected with news media.
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Topeka
Kansas
Senate
Frank Hodge
R— Hutchinson
Jack Robinson
Wichita
Robinson
KU Grants 14 Foreign Language Fellowships for 1969-70
Kansas University will award fourteen one year fellowships in foreign language and area studies for 1969-70, funded by a 57 400 grant from the U S Office of Education. Arnold H Weiss says recipients will pursue MA in Slavic Soviet East Asian Latin American or allied area programs along with MM or Ph D degrees. Feb 15 is the application deadline filed through the department offering the degree. Further information is available at the Graduate School.
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Kansas University
U.S. Office of Education
Arnold H. Weiss
New Buggy Wash Now Operating
A new combination car wash and gasoline station opens at Sixth and Colorado Streets under the Buggy Wash name. Owned by G and K Enterprises of Kansas City with Harold Goss as co owner and Robert Roever as manager. Automobiles pass through a mechanical wash and are air dried. soft brushes clean sides and tops with special wheel and tire cleaning.
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Sixth and
Colorado Sts
G & K Enterprises
Kansas City
Harold Goss
Robert Roever
Ordinance 3927 Designates One Way Streets in Lawrence
City of Lawrence Kansas adopts ordinance amending the traffic code designating Tennessee Street from Sixth to Nineteenth for southbound traffic and Kentucky Street for northbound traffic. Repeals prior directional clause and includes provisions in the 1967 City Code supplement. Passed January 21 1969. Attest City Clerk. First published January 16 1969. Probate notice concerns the estate of George J Kirchhoff with executrix Ada G Kirchhoff appointed. Creditors and heirs must file claims by law within the set 14 month period.
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Lawrence Yearly Journal-World
Lawrence
Kansas
KSLA
City of
Tennessee Street
Sixth Street
Nineteenth Street
Kentucky Street
K.S.A
Clark
Marton
Vera Mercer
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Prohat County
Kanese
Douglas
George J. Kirchhoff
George J. Kirchehoff
Kirchhoff Wan
Douglas County
Cordingly
Ada G. Kirchhoff
Barber, Emerson & Attorneys
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