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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1964
Page
10
Agricultural guidance covers planting winter cereals for pasture when conditions allow using last year’s seed to avoid poor germination. Millet offers emergency hay, and supplementing pasture with hay or silage combats the summer milk slump. Farmers should monitor pastures, avoid overestimating forage value, and rely on natural aphid enemies rather than sprays as corn leaf aphids rise.
A Kansas State University Extension Service bulletin offers fabric handling tips for today’s materials. It covers pile fabrics, wash and wear, sheer fabrics, jerseys, knits, stretch fabrics, foam backed and suede leather, reversible textiles, and general guidance on pattern alterations needle usage pressing and machine settings to reduce puckering and distortion.
The City Council will meet August 15 1964 at 8 P M at City Hall to hear taxpayers objections to the proposed budget and tax levy and discuss amendments. Clerk Eleanor F Cole and Mayor A G Atchison note tax levies by funds Gen Op 1 104 17 Bond and Interest 2 563 43 Export 2 400 00 Expdt 1 511 76 total 6 303 17.
Farmers advised to renovate low producing pastures by soil disruption and reseeding with tame grasses such as rye barley or wheat. A winter grazing crop will help weed control and set a base for cool season grasses like brome fescue and orchard grass. With time, effort and proper care, pastures become productive parts of farming.
Susan Crawford was honored at a bridal shower hosted by Wilda Rodgers with 34 guests and gifts opened by Susan and Mrs. George Kelley. Pomona Flower Club held a lawn party at Myrna Johnson’s July 29 to plan entries for the Overbrook Fair including a float themed The Old Oaken Bucket. Methodist Church activities include First Quarterly Conference August 10 at 8 p.m. and a new College and Career class. PHS student council president Bowman attends Student Council camp at Hays during the week of August 3.
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