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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1962
Page
5
Oletha Yates explains laundry stripping to remove gray tones from whites. Use no soap and add ammonia or borax, run a full cycle, rinse, and repeat if needed. Warns against mixing detergents and chlorine bleach, advises color removers for dingy whites, and promotes distilled water for irons to extend life.
David V. Noe of the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation county committee announced the 1962 marketing quota penalty on excess wheat at $1.59 a bushel, up from $1.08 in 1961. The rate equals 65 percent of parity as of May 1, with penalties applying to farms based on excess acreage and yield rules, potentially affecting farms as small as 15 acres. If penalties are met, surplus wheat can be sold without penalty. if not, an automatic lien applies to marketed wheat.
4 H club members in Kansas focus on recreation to build friendships and leadership. Douglas County sends 26 delegates to Kansas State University for the Round Up June 5 to 9 with five undergraduate school programs and citizenship themes. International Farm Youth Exchangees from 12 countries join the event, speaking on expanding citizenship and touring with delegates.
Washington AP Senator William Proxmire opposes the Glen Elder Dam and Irrigation Project, saying it would raise farm surplus costs. He criticizes the Kennedy administration for backing the big new water project amid farm surplus limits and questions the project’s alignment with national resource policy. He notes the plan would irrigate 13 000 acres for grain sorghums valued at over 1 million annually and warns against misusing scarce tax dollars to boost feed grain production.
In 1960 mustard and other condiments industry spent 10.1 million dollars on national newspaper advertising to describe product advantages to consumers. The piece traces a shift from medieval uses of mustard in love potions to its modern role as a food condiment.
K State will host the Spring Agronomy Field Day on June 15 in Manhattan. R V Olson will welcome visitors at 10 a m with a tour of five stops covering grain sorghum and corn breeding, fertility studies, weed control, planting methods, and long term rotation cropping. Afternoon tours of the Ashland farm will cover wheat disease, alfalfa, fertilizer trials, and grass and legume studies.
A 15 cent Agriculture Information Bulletin No. 243 explains that soil types and their infiltration rates determine septic tank siting and longevity. It notes that soil permeability, drainage, and absorptive capacity affect field size and tank performance, urging knowledge of local soils for safe disposal and foundation stability.
De Soto residents share family visits and relocations. Emily Ballance hosts relatives from Kansas City and Gardiner. W. E. Haun plans a move to Lawrence with shop teaching duties. Henry Golden at KU Medical Center. Ruth Goodrum plans Wichita summer study then Washburn in fall. Marriage connected to Bethel area. Clean Up Week urged. local obituaries for Lewis Young and Harold Kooken.
For sale a complete dispersal featuring 125 head of registered Guernseys on June 11 1962 at 10 00 AM CST at the farm eight miles east of Windsor Missouri Prairie Mede Guernsey Farm J E and L E Funk Catalog requests to Missouri Guernsey Breeders Association Hannibal Missouri G B Secker Secretary Treasurer
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