Lawrence Couple Plans July Wedding in Seneca Kans
Ruth Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs W H Smith Seneca Kansas will marry Clinton Kanaga in Seneca on Wednesday July 18 Kanaga is a Lawrence man popular and a former Phi Delta Theta member who served in the Kansas National Guard and will enter the service when called. Ralph Edwin Varnum born July 8 1917 to Mr and Mrs W H Varnum. Alice Miller's eighth birthday party and other social notes follow including a P E O club organized at Wesleyan University and various events at the Varsity and Sigma Chi lawn social scenes.
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Local Social Notes and Weather Food Tip
Mrs Anna Dean and Miss Ruth Dean travel to Texas to visit relatives while Mrs George Ware visits Kansas City with Mr N Gibbons. Coach Olcott visits Fort Riley and Jerry Franklin spends a day in Topeka. Shredded Wheat Biscuit promotes light meals for hot weather and is made at Niagara Falls New York.
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Miscellaneous Society Notes and Local Visits
A stream of brief items records Mrs J T McElhinny and Miss Berdina Kincaid visiting relatives in cities like Kansas City and Manhattan, and Miss Millie McGuire en route to Los Angeles. Lula Lawrence Peaks hosts guests in Tonganoxie as Ogden Jones heads to Fredonia. several residents travel to Ottawa, Leavenworth, and Beatrice. The First Regiment band plans a Nate Lawrence outdoor concert in North Lawrence tomorrow evening.
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Soil Suitable for Pasture Use of Good Land
The article discusses pasture viability on valuable lands, noting that pasture can be profitable if grazing yields and stock prices justify it. It argues some use good land for pasture, converting exhausted field cropland into temporary pasture with quality stock, while avoiding wasteful soil destruction.
Rats in the Chicken Yard
H L Kempster of the Missouri Agricultural Experiment Station explains rat losses in poultry yards and reports success at the Missouri College of Agriculture using a poison mix of two parts cornmeal and one part sugar of lead. He advises segregation of bait in a box, clearing other feeds, and disposing of dead rats to prevent disease in chickens.
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Stock care during winter and humane farming
A farmer shows steady sympathy for animals by keeping them warm and well fed in winter. The article links humane husbandry to household comfort, noting that a good farmer can enjoy his own supper only when his stock is properly cared for and kept from cold air.
Preparing Farm Shelter and Feed Before Winter
The farm owner notes that crops alone do not sustain livestock and urges arranging shelter and feeding facilities now. Protecting animals from cold temperatures is essential for health and productivity before cold weather arrives.
Removing Silage From Silo and YC A Board Meeting
The article explains silage removal using a five to six tine fork or pitching through the silo door. For deep underground silos a truck can be lowered in, filled, then raised by block and tackle or horse or engine. The Y M C A board held its July meeting with routine business discussed.
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