Poison ivy and garden pests worry summer readers
Readers learn how to handle poison ivy exposure with washing and safe remedies while noting no quick cure. The piece also covers powdery mildew on plants, common Kansas hosts, and fungicide use with safety cautions for high temperatures. It discusses alfalfa pests, insecticide choices, waiting periods, mole control, and trapping methods.
Applying Lime For Crop Land Very Important
The article stresses the value of applying lime to farmland to neutralize soil acidity and improve crop health. It notes soil testing guides liming timing, calcium and magnesium roles, and benefits to plant development and chlorophyll. It mentions Douglas County federal cost share of $1.30 per 1000 pounds of calcium carbonate for lime delivery and spreading.
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Douglas County
Award to Silverthorn Lectures in Thailand Fellowship
Dr. Lee James Silverthorn of Kansas University psychology department receives a United States Educational Exchange fellowship to lecture during 1966 67 at Chiang Mai University in Thailand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee James Silverthorn
Kansas University
United States Educational Exchange
Chiengmai University
Chiengmai
Thailand
Rural families gain loan chances through insured housing program
Kansas Farmers Home Administration expands rural housing loans through private lender funding and federal guarantees. F. Jackson George says the insured program offers five percent interest with up to 33 years to repay, aiding low income families to build buy or remodel homes. Local offices provide free basic housing plans and info is available from Leland W. Elliott at 711 West 28rd Street.
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Kansas
Farmers Home Administration
F. Jackson George
George
Leland W. Elliott
West 28Rd Street
Milk proves calcium powerhouse and daily need
Douglas County Farm News notes milk as the superior calcium source essential for bones teeth and blood clotting. It urges adolescents to drink at least one quart daily to meet growth needs amid concerns about weight gain.
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Kansas
4-H Beautification Awards Boost National Support
Widespread interest in the 4H Community Beautification program boosts 1966 awards with six national $500 scholarships replacing two. Trips to the National 4H Club Congress rise from eight to 50 per state. The program links to Youth for Natural Beauty, with projects in Oklahoma and other states showing town cleanups, landscaping, and house restorations.
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Sears-Roebuck Foundation
Chicago
Youth For Natural Beauty
Washington, D. C
Sect. Or Agriculture
Orville L. Freeman
Oklahoma
Howeve
Volvod
Sears - Roebuck Foundation
4H Service Committee
Erosion and Runoff Effects on Crop Land
Soil factors shaping runoff and erosion are outlined by Ghester F Paxson. Infiltration capacity governs how rainfall enters soil and when runoff starts. Sandy soils are permeable while clays resist water movement. Practices like contour farming and terraces increase infiltration time and reduce soil loss.
Striking Workers Back With New Wage Setup
About 20 000 Western Union striking employees returned to work after a new contract raised pay. The AFL CIO official said the agreement is very good. Previously the average wage was 2.52 per hour, now rising 4.5 percent annually for two years amid White House wage guidelines. The strike began last Tuesday and ended Thursday afternoon, disrupting thousands of telegrams daily.
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Washington
Western Union
E.L. Hageman
Afl-Cio Commercial Telegraphers’ Union
White House
Review to be given on General Assembly meeting
Rev. William Radcliffe a delegate will present a review of the 178th General Assembly Meeting of the United Presbyterian Church U S A at Boston. The review occurs at West Side Presbyterian Church tonight at 7:90.
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William Radcliffe
General Assembly
United Presbyterian Church U.S.A
Boston
West Side
Interfacings Provide Shape and Support for Garment Fabrics
Interfacings give form to construction areas and reduce distortion. They reinforce strain points such as buttonholes and collar areas, with cotton and blends offering a wide color range. Nonwoven and press on types vary in stiffness, weight, and cost, with care labels matching garment care.
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Beenie
Ben Farley
Farley
Silverthorn
Douglas County Farm News
Mrs. Blevins
By Ralph Utermoehlen
Utermeehien
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Paxson
Stender’ Milling Campa
St. Aedences City
Kenses
Cael
Terminix Logan-Moore Lumber Company
North
3Rd
John Rosenbaum
Mre
Freeland
Lawrence, Kenses
H. V. Slim
Windsor