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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1971

Page

5

They Learn To Cook By 4-H Leaders In Franklin County

Ten 4 H ers aged 9 to 12 from Appanoose Pomona and Ottawa join Mrs Edgar Swank for a first year Tricks for Treats cooking project. Julia Montague assists as Junior Leader. They learn recipes eggs and cheese sandwiches heat safety and table manners. They plan four meetings before fair entries include cakes cookies and apple crisp. Participants include John Howell Barbara King Derek Swank Leslie Thompson Dorothy Wilson Kathy Myers Brent McPherson Darlene Mark and Brian Montague.

Joan Istas Appanoose Pomona Ottawa Edgar Swank Julia Montague Mrs. Swank Brian Montague Julia Brian Franklin County John Howell Barbara King Derek Swank Leslie Thompson Dorothy Wilson Kathy Myers Brent McPherson Darlene Mark

Herbs Add Spice And Variety To Meals

An exhortation to start an herb garden near the kitchen with thyme rosemary mint sage sweet basil parsley marjoram and oregano. Notes on historic use of herbs in cooking, guidance on fresh versus dried herbs, storage tips, and the idea that home cooks are artists shaping flavor.

Mulch choices and tips for home gardens

Gardeners prefer mulches to save water and curb weeds while reducing soil compaction and splashing. Dark mulches warm soil around cucumbers and tomatoes early, while light mulches cool soil later. apply two to four inches deep, avoid seed-bearing materials, and plow under at season end to add organic matter while compensating for nitrogen tied up during decay.

New Additions to Franklin County Fair

The 1971 Franklin County Fair will add bleachers and a hog and sheep building. Two 90 foot bleacher sections will be placed on the rodeo grounds and a 40 by 80 foot open sided building will replace the tent housing sheep and hogs. The green and white structure, ordered a week earlier, should arrive in two weeks once a concrete floor is laid. Plumbing will follow, with completion expected two days after materials arrive.

Fair Board Charles Gillette The Gillette

Rural growth plan urged to spread prosperity nationwide

Earl L. Wier summarizes Claude W. Gifford's Rural Development address calling for reviving countryside through RC D programs. He warns urban plagues pollution blighted housing crime and transportation paralysis and argues for planning zoning and local initiative to build self sustaining rural economies with federal backing.

Earl L. Wier Claude W. Gifford USDA America Gifford Farm Journal

Professionals To Compete In Pull At Franklin County Fair

Franklin County Fair adds a tractor pull on Saturday Aug 28 with up to 60 entrants. Organizers expect about 25 professional and 34 local tractors, 7 weight classes. entry is 7.50 per tractor plus 100 prize pool. Rules limit rubber tires, no chains, weight limits, safety specs, and NTPA guidelines for Hot Rod class.

Franklin County Gene Mohr Kansas Kansas Tractor Pulling Association Henry Moody Mohr NTPA Fair Board

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