Worthwhile Homemakers Coffee Meeting Highlights And Plans
Morning gathering at Mrs. H H Feuerborn’s home with Mrs Edith Shobe assisting, Arlis Loyd presiding. Valentines exchanged. Plans for a sewing day and community project. KEHC News report by Mrs Carrie Davis. Four basic food groups lesson and 1927 Practical Cooking edition shown. White elephant sale net $16.50. Next meeting Mar 8 at Mrs Glenice Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Feuerborn
Edith Shobe
Arlis Loyd
Carrie Davis
KEHC
Harry Gilliland
Marjorie Collins
Glenice Brown
Tom Jaenson
Dennis Smith
Olin Wollen
Scandinavia
Scandinavian
Mike Harrison
Rock Creek
O. L. Breckinridge
Darrell Macy
Pauline Lang
Marrell Macy
Kay
R. R. Gillette
James Berry
Peoria
Lewis Wichman
James Peckham
Tom Chambers
Kansas Ehc News
Dale van Horn
Cleda Dean
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Jim Cook
Kansas DHIA aims to lift profits for nonmembers
Ralph Bonewitz of Kansas State University argues that dairy herd improvement programs offer high returns by providing management tools beyond milk weights. He notes DHIA includes nutrition, culling, persistency, and production benchmarks, with costs varying by herd size and county, and urged contacting local Extension agents for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
The
Dairy Herd Improvement Association
Dhia
Ralph Bonewitz
Kansas State University
Bonewitz
Forestry Project Promotes Knowledge and 4-H Forestry
Kansas holds 1.56 million acres of woodland with about 100000 productive acres. A new forestry program for 4-H members explains forest ecology, windbreaks, tree culture, and wood products featuring Woodie Wildcat mascot. The State 4-H Electric Clinic will be March 11–12 at Rock Springs Ranch near Junction City for adult 4-H electric project leaders with scholarships from Kansas power suppliers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Woodie Wildcat
Forestry Project
Willie Wildcat
KSA
Rock Springs Ranch
Junction City
Power Suppliers of
Pruning Important For Fruit Trees Now Is Ideal Time
Winter months are ideal to prune fruit trees. Pruning improves fruit quality and size, promotes new wood growth, and removes dead or diseased limbs. Avoid leaving stubs, treat wounds, and tailor methods to tree type. Extension bulletins and a new Pruning and Training Fruit Trees publication offer guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Smith
America Needs Better Drivers Now
A reflective piece critiques American driving culture noting 25 million drivers involved in crashes in 1968 and 55,000 deaths. It questions the paradox of advanced tech like rockets yet unsafe road behavior and calls readers to stay updated on current laws and regulations to reduce highway fatalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United 1
Lexington
Home Sunshine Bunny 6383319 Sets Milk Record
Holstein cow Home Sunshine Bunny 6383319 owned by E Wayne Anderson Royal Pine Farm Ottawa produced 22760 pounds of milk and 713 pounds of butterfat under DHIA rules. The four year old cow’s record compares with the national average of 8821 pounds of milk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
E. Wayne Anderson
Royal Pine Farm
Ottawa
DHIA
National Association
U.S
Major Role For Grasses In Soil Conservation Farming
The grasses and legumes used in sod farming aid soil and water conservation by lining waterways stabilizing ditches and protecting roads and dams. Grass crops offer potential to boost farmer income through improved pastures and better soil-water relations, suggesting a broader integration into conservation plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
Also Mentioned on This Page
EHU
David
America
Farm News
Sutton
Mock Motors
Chsessler
Main
Simca
Sunbeam
By Earl L. Wier
Kodak
P.N.B
Free Crystal
Otmana
Peoples National Bank
Skelly
Te’s Skelly Service
N. Main
F.D
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!