Pasture Feeding Advice for Dairy Cattle in Kansas
Dairymen should supplement pasture feeding rather than relying solely on grazed forage. Ralph Bonewitz of Kansas State College cautions many overestimate pasture value and delay supplementation. Warmer days reduce daytime grazing, so cows should graze best at night with constant water and well fenced pastures. Hydrocyanic acid and excessive nitrate risk from sorghums and drought stress require veterinary advice and possible forage testing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Bonewitz
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Kansas
Bonewitz
Don Brown
4-H Clubs Hold June Meetings And Planning Session
News from area 4-H clubs details June home improvement and sewing meetings at W H Williams and Cannady homes, demonstrations on dress making and nut bread, and a June 26 sewing class at Rantoul High School. A July 1 plan for an August 2 fair lists committees and events including contests demonstrations and an amateur hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jayrawk
W. H. Williams
Patricia Williams
Hay
Princeton Jolly
James Hull
Marie Coats
Arlene Cannady
Cannadys
Sue Judd
Don Hull
Shining Star
Rantoul High School
Eleanor Boecker
Leroy Roecker
Warren Wakeman
Ernest Roecker
Maxine Sheshner
Nellie Miller
Betty Bloomer
Elizabeth Foster
Eleanor Beecker
Mrs. Stevenson
Alice Hamil
Edgerton News Recap With Local Family Gatherings
Edgerton area social notes report a weekend family dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Neil McCarthy with guests from Omaha Shawnee and Chicago. Other visits include Edgerton residents Olathe and Independence. Grange plans Olathe Centennial Pageant July 11, and Methodist church promotion day announced with several children advancing to kindergarten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neil McCarthy
Ray Bradley
Omaha
Nebr
Dale Boyd
Shawnee
Ed McCarthy
Neil McCarthys
Cora Ann Hunter
Dale Byrds
Janice Melbie
Anna Sumner
Sandra. Mills
W. P. Calder
Joe Miller
Joey
Susie
Katrina
Chicago
Lester Osher
Miller
Laura Lee Oshel
L. L. Richardson
John G. Richardson
Kansas City
Pamela Sue McDaniel
Harley McDaniel
Independence
Clifford McDaniel
Spring Hill
Edgerton
Vera Richardson
Edgerton Grange
Grange
Cats
Opal Paris
Jennie Steed
4-H Demonstration Unit Promotes Members Across Classes
Home Demonstration Unit notes from SUNFLOWER, ROCK CREEK, LANE and LOYAL NEIGHBORS chapters. Members advanced from Kindergarten to Primary, Primary to Junior, Junior to Advanced Junior, Advanced Junior to Intermediate, and Intermediate to High School Class, with Fred Carlson presenting. June meetings featured lessons on accessories, inoculating soybeans, and frozen foods, plus a health-clinic fund vote and a plant care discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Strickland
Peggy Kirk
Marie Rush
Mary Fesmire
Jon Milne
Bobby Allen
Robert Shere
Robert Strickland
Bonnie Larrick
Kay Milne
Laurel May Kurtz
Donnie Kirk
Janie Sue Riley
Mary Ellen Etzweiler
Tomimie Thompson
John Triplett
Patty Thompson
Mary Pritchard
Joyce Croan
Arthur Rockhold
Neil Campbell
Sunflower
Arthur Long
Long
Acorn Rustlers
David Gorman
George Stankard
Frank Haner
Jim Cook
Recreation and Refreshments Led by Mrs Shaffer
Mrs Shaffer led a group in recreation before serving refreshments, continuing a community gathering with organized activities and social time.
Nominating slate named for next year at Legion Auxiliary
The Ottawa Herald reports the nominating committee named officers for the next year in the Leo Santee Unit No. 179 American Legion Auxiliary. Officers elected unanimously include President Roth Davis Vice President Maxine Starosta Secretary Beryl Forbes Chaplain Mae Ashcraft Historian Faye Heth Sgt at Arms Minnie Farney. The group met in regular session with 17 members and two guests present after a Denver trip and visits to Bucklin and Augusta for Independence Day ceremonies. Mrs J A Van Valkenburg presided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roth Davis
Maxine Starosta
Beryl Forbes
Genie Clara Dehn
Mae Ashcraft
Faye Heth
Sgt
Minnie Farney
Herman Reetz
Leo Santee
American Legion
J. A. van Valkenburg
Denver
Clara
Colorado
Delta
Bucklin
Independence Day
God
Wichand
Nationalista
Sis- News
Augusta
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Brown
Mrs. Wayne Brassfield
Kathy Bolen
Joan Strickland
Margaret Kirk
Lola Seymour
Roxanna Kurtz
Ethyle Shheidenberger
Santa Rosa
Calif
Joe’ Calvins
Baldwin
Retus Shays
Ethyle Sheidenberger
James Grover
Silver Springs
Maryland
Cecil McMahan Jr
Donna
Leslie Lurber
Harold Brooksher
Leavenworth
Delbert Brooksher
Harold
Robert
Dickie
Eddie
Janis
Craig
Kevin Main
Larry Brewer
Doreen
Buddy
Little Leslie
Debbie Lurber
Charlee Sanborn
Ed Grant
Mary Janice
Patty
Harry
Donna Hall
Parker
R.W. Hall
Clover Leaf
Sand Creek School
Lola Mae Sink
Bobby Hayden
Lowell Hinderliter
Rock Creek
RB. R. Gillette
HDU
William Boucek
Ione Drazoo
CG. T. Witt
Frico, Tex
A. F. Bonskowski
Ralph Sand
Lane
John Hahn
Lane Hdu
Clint LaFollette
Fund For Scholarship House
Mary Dean Holle
Jesson
Ralph Shaffer
Janie Shaffer
Iter
Harry Says
Harry Smith
Cory
the Peoples National Bank of
Ottawa
ASC
Ples National Bank of Ot
Tawa
Peooples National
C. Dank
Franklin County
A.B.A
Franklin County Artificial Dairy Breeders Assn
Don Collins
Maple
Williamsburg
Mrs. Irwin Heth
The
Ottawa Herald
S. Main St
Kans
Ethel Ermey
Auds
Ben Printy & Son
Jean Printy
Optometrists
Arvid Berglund, O.D
Optometrist
Olin G. Wollen, O.D
Bennett
A. G. Madison, O.D
S. Main
Rodney McClay
O.D
Chiropractors
Hugh Campbell
Pho
D. L. Young
Paul S. Hughes
R. C. Capron
S. M. Brockway
Don L. McKelvey
Colon
H. N
Zeliner
Herald
Economy
Credit Bureau OF Ottawa
Norma Stewart
Mgr
Medical Directory
J. F. Barr, M. D
Php
Frank A. Trump, M.D
Louis N. Speer
James FE. Wallen, M
Obstetrics
David G. Laury, M
R. A. Gollier, M.D
Henning Bros
Sylva Lofgreen, M.D
Victor J. Lofgreen, M.D
Physicians and Surgeons
Roberts, M.D
Caer
Anthony Clinical Laboratory
Gladys Anthony
Joe W. Selby
W. L. Conger
S. Hickory
Briscoe Drug Store
Insemination Tech
Avestors Diversified Services
Hazen L. Richardson
Ottawa, Kansas
Barold Peffly, D.V.M
R. A. Bruce
Res
Veterinary Supplies
Hess, Franklin and Others
Main-Bell Drug Store
Main
Mutual Fund
J. E
Jim” Moherman
Camas
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