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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1966
Page
6
Article explains preshrinking yard goods by washing or dry cleaning to ensure finished garments keep size and shape after multiple launderings. Advises complete wash rinse dry press cycle, careful pressing, prewashing bright or deep toned fabrics, and avoiding heavy creases. Warns about dye bleed and shrinkage from repeated dry cleaning. check bolt for shrinkage limits and handle wool gently during drying.
Kansas State University agricultural economists forecast steady or slightly higher prices for farm commodities in June. Hogs rise slightly, cattle and corn hold steady, soybeans and alfalfa stay steady with possible volatility in price, milk may dip, and wheat trends lower. Soybean planting advice and horticultural notes follow.
The National Clearinghouse Poison Control Centers released 1964 data from 341 centers detailing 62 728 accidental ingestion cases across all ages. Pesticide ingestions totaled 4 438 cases 7.1 percent, aspirin 13 660 cases 21.8 percent, with children under five accounting for 3 882 pesticide ingestions.
Douglas County notes three main causes of home canning spoilage. Faulty seals from improper headspace and rim cleanliness threaten safety, underprocessing risks, and cracked jars. The extension service offers a free gauge test at 645 New Hampshire to ensure correct temperatures and pressures, reducing botulism risk.
Ralph Utermoehlen explains how 4 H club tours fit the program in Douglas County. Tours involve members leaders and parents visiting homes to view projects and discuss methods skills and results. Large clubs separate tours by project and judging contests often accompany tours. Planning by a committee is essential for success.
Farmers face possible need for supplemental grazing as pastures show little moisture. Sudangrass varieties such as Green leaf Lahoma Piper Trudan and Wheeler mature by June 20 and require certified seed. Plan farm ponds with proper fencing and water distribution to protect livestock and ensure future supplies.
June 6 to 10 marks the State 4H Club Music Camp at Rock Springs Ranch near Junction City with over 200 Douglas County delegates and 1,200 total attendees from across the state. Extension specialist John Hanna coordinates. guitar teacher Tommy Davis. Bethany College dean Dr Albert Zimmerman leads a music fundamentals class. KSU leaders Chester Peters and Lester Weatherwax contribute sessions. activities include swimming horseback riding crafts and a barbecue at KSU's roundup.
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