Huttzel Bread Family Treat Inspired by German Traditions
The Wagner family of Richmond honors Christmas with Huttzel bread a recipe passed from Germany loaded with nuts dates prunes and raisins. Mrs. Wagner uses extra yeast to quicken the dough and freezes loaves for the season yielding up to eight loaves per batch. Springerle cookies and Hi Cookies complete the family's holiday bake with simple steps and storage tips.
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Wagner
Springerle
Special Leasor Leasee Meeting To Be Jan 5
All farmers renting crop and pasture land and land owners who lease or rent land should plan to attend a special meeting at 7 30 p m on January 5 at the Farm Bureau Building on East 2nd Street. Jay Treat will discuss leaser and leasee aspects of crop sharing cash crops and native pasture values. The program uses current prices and cost figures to help set fair leasing terms for both parties. Also tips to prevent Christmas tree fires are provided with safety checks for lights and cords and advice to use UL approved lights. Best wishes for a safe holiday season from the extension office.
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Farm Bureau
East 2Nd Street
Jay Treat
Jay
Harmony Homes Met For Christmas Luncheon Gatherings
EHU notes describe Harmony Homes meeting with Mrs John Staadt and a potluck Christmas luncheon. Members sang carols, exchanged gifts, and officers installed include Mrs Charles Fritts president and Mrs Harlan Page vice president. January plans mentioned with Mrs Qdietbadbneen.
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Harmony Homes
John Staadt
Charles. Fritts
Harlan Page
Leonard Humphrey
Ted Beauchamp
Qdietbadbneen
Gil On
Scandanavia
Jeep
The One Solitary Life Behind Christmas Spirit
A concise meditation on the true meaning of Christmas, presenting Jesus as a simple carpenter’s son who led a transformative life without wealth power or fame. He faced betrayal, trial, crucifixion, and a borrowed grave, yet centuries later remains central to human history and progress. May warm thoughts and Christmas spirit endure beyond the season.
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Column of Progress
Drug Use and Abuse Topic at 4-H Leaders Conference
Kansas 4-H unveils a new year program on drug use and abuse aimed at parents and youths. Presentations will occur at eight state conferences the week of Jan 26 in Hays Washington Goodland Rock Springs Ranch Garden City Chanute Hutchinson and Ottawa Jan 28 at Ottawa University. Topics cover why youths use illegally, meeting needs through alternatives, and coping with drug use. Franklin County 4-H leaders urged to attend and meet state staff and other leaders. Further conference details to follow.
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Arlis Loyd
Marjorie Collins
Carrie Davis
Kansas
Hays
Washington
Goodland
Rock Springs Ranch
Garden City
Chanute
Hutchinson
Ottawa
Ottawa University
Franklin County
Snow Blindness Warning From Safety Leader Mrs Wagner
Mrs Raymond Wagner Franklin County Farm Bureau Safety chairman warns about snow blindness a temporary loss of sight from bright sunlight reflecting off snow It lasts several days to a week and may even alter color perception Wearing dark glasses in glistening snow helps prevent the condition and rest indoors when eyes need recovery
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Raymond Wagner
Franklin County Farm Bureau Safety
Farm Holstein Records Highlight Royal Pine Cattle
Royal-Pine War Lucy 6013985, a five year old, produced 22 340 lbs of milk and 788 lbs of butterfat in 365 days. Royal Pine Model Abby 6916182, a two year old, yielded 18 729 lbs of milk and 5671 lbs of butterfat in 365 days. Both cows are owned by E Wayne Anderson, Royal Pine Farm, Ottawa. These figures exceed the U S average of 8 821 lbs of milk per cow per year.
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Holstein-Friesian Association of America
Royal Pine
E. Wayne Anderson
Royal Pine Farm
Ottawa
U.S
Ponds Pollution Concern By Earl L Wier
Earl L Wier notes growing public awareness of environmental pollution with focus on farm ponds. He explains silt from erosion muddies ponds, reducing light and algae, harming fish production, and outlines runoff control and soil practices to improve water quality.
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Earl L. Wier
Ocean
Gulf of Mexico
Mississippi River
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