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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1963
Page
8
Farm items from the area discusses the U S emphasis on laundry chemicals and the shift to synthetic detergents. It explains washing temperatures from cool to hot, effects of water softness on cleaning, and the need to sort fabrics to prevent color transfer and finish loss.
Total checks read by MICR at the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City and its three branches reach 812000 daily and will rise as more banks encode checks with magnetic ink. District data show Kansas 65 percent encoded, Missouri 68 percent, Colorado leading at 86 percent with nationwide adoption growing.
Northern corn leaf blight spread across northeast Kansas in 1962 harming crops in Jackson and Doniphan counties. Susceptible varieties yielded 20 to 54 bushels per acre, while resistant types reached 90 to 100 bushels. The fungus Helminthosporium turcicum overwinters in dead leaves and spreads by spores. planting resistant varieties remains the best control.
A simple crowd pleasing snack mixes butterscotch morsels with peanuts for a mellow sweet and salty contrast. Serve in a bowl for convenient nibbling during gatherings.
A congressional tax cut debate prompts calls for spending reform including foreign aid controls. Letters urge keeping Latin American money at home to boost domestic growth and resist communism. Social notes recount numerous local visits and birthday gatherings across Kansas communities.
Bo hm and daughter Karen and Mrs. Fred Buddenbohm of Atchison join Rev Jones of Jarbale and Mr and Mrs Henry J Ehart Jr of near Springdale for the 61st wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Dobbs and the 20th anniversary of Mr and Mrs Henry Ehart.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wells return to their Columbus home where he will conduct research for a year. They visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Wells, and were followed by other local guests including Mr. and Mrs. Forest Hehn of Lawrence and Mr. and Mrs. Bernard McEnalty and son Tim of Kansas City.
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