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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1968

Page

11

Reading Fashion Labels for Durable Purchases

The article advises readers to study garment labels at the point of purchase. It highlights four checkpoint areas brand, fiber content, finishes, and care instructions, plus terms like shrinkage, preshrunk, thermoplastic, and absorbent versus non absorbent fibers. It stresses using label details to guide wiser, longer lasting fashion choices.

Resources Come In Two Types

EARL L. WIER explains renewable resources like soil forests grasses water and wildlife can renew themselves with proper management while non renewables such as iron coal and oil are finite. He traces the shift from negative conservation to a positive approach focusing on wise use replacement planting and compatible recreation plus the role of science and technology.

Earl L. Wier

4-H Projects Span Auto to Woodworking and Fashion

Kansas 4-H offers more than 50 projects for youths ages 8 to 19 including auto clothing crops home improvement horse knitting photography swine sheep and woodworking. Projects emphasize achievement pride and practical skills with multiple phases from simple aprons to tailored garments and advanced livestock science benefits. Safety is stressed across all projects, especially around horses, with guidance on handling saddling leading and avoiding injuries.

Billy R. Merhoff Kansas

Art Saved After Florence Flood Restoration Progress

In Florence Italy Prof Umberto Baldini announced most artworks severely damaged in the November 1966 floods are now almost totally safe from further harm The restoration operation has progressed rapidly with aid from foreign lands.

Florence Italy Umberto Baldini

Convention May Be Wild For Democrats

Washington reports National Chairman John M Bailey drives a neutral preconvention stance to keep the Democratic nominating process open. He aims to keep Connecticut uncommitted at Chicago, as Kennedy McCarthy and Humphrey seek support. Clark expects a 130 vote Pennsylvania delegation to back an uncommitted ticket.

Washington Apr John M. Bailey Democratic Organization Bailey Johnson Connecticut Chicago Sens Robert F. Kennedy Eugene J. McCarthy Hubert H. Humphrey Joseph S. Clark Pennsylvania Clark

Wild Cane Control Profitable Options for Farmers

Wild cane also known as shattercane infects and competes with corn grain sorghum and soybeans. Control methods include planting wheat or alfalfa to till and suppress seedlings or using herbicides with partial control in corn soybeans or sorghum. MGA and ammonium chloride addressed for cattle and sheep rations and urinary calculi prevention. Fertilization guidance for trees includes trunk diameter based dosing and hole filling under drip line.

Kansas Rush County Food and Drug Administration Kansas State University K-State FDA

EHU Notes Peoria Plo divers

EHU notes from Peoria PLODDERS meeting with Mrs Tom Chambers presiding Mrs Howard Tucker as president. Roll call elicited jokes. Elaine Luce read Kansas Extension News. Finance committee reported on March 29 gas service Co food sale. Tom Chambers taught broiler cues and hosted lunch for 10 members and 5 children. Next meeting with Mrs Ross Bird May 1. FAIRMOUNT group met at Mrs Russell Wray home. Received 20 year seat at spring tea. Broiler cues lesson given with broiled dinner for eight members. Mrs Harley Hume won door prize. Flower and bulb exchange planned for May 2 at Mrs George Graves home.

Peoria Tom Chambers Howard Tucker Elaine Luce The Kansas Extension News Gas Service Co Ross Bird Fairmount Russell Wray Harley Hume George Graves

Williams son rescued from gate in Bel Air incident

In Bel Air California firemen freed 3 year old Christian Williams trapped in an eight foot iron gate after being wedged for about six minutes. The incident involved an electronically operated gate and resulted in a bruised left side for the child.

Bel Air Calif Andy Williams Christian Williams

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