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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1971
Page
9
Pickle lovers get two family favorites Dill Pickles and Heinz Sweet Pickles with step by step canning methods. Dill pickles use dill heads garlic onions alum and a hot water bath. Heinz Sweet Pickles require crock aging multiple brine changes and sugar spiced vinegar simmering before sealing.
Signs go up at East Central Kansas Experimental Field for a Sept. 14 field day, with visitors welcome any time. Superintendent Clifford Gruver notes 28 soybean varieties this year, including SRF and K62-7221, and describes sorghum, corn, oats, and wheat crops. The farm tests fertilizer depth, herbicide methods, and nitrogen forms, while monitoring costs and environmental concerns.
A sign near US-59 south of Richmond notes J Wayne Riley raises registered quarterhorses. He owns about 48 horses on 1 015 acres with two stallions Bullet Chaser and King Bar Boots. Riley recalls Three Bars sire and Sunflower Stallion Service fees and notes his son Eldon, 14, once fell from a truck while roping. Eldon has ridden all his life and many horses have been broken by Riley.
Riley aims to sell about 90 horses as part of Eldan and 4H projects. Jimmy, aged 9, will lead, while Eldan keeps his horses and two stallions and Lady Bar Boots remain. The roaming horses will be greatly reduced after October.
More than 400 teenagers attend the first State Youth Ecology Conference July 18 23 at Rock Springs Ranch. Franklin County participants include Roger Dehn David Burlingham Janice Morgan Terri Holton and Jerry Crabb. Dr Gerald Tomaneck of Fort Hays Kansas State College opens with Spaceship Earth while Harold Ensley discusses America Is Worth Saving. Staff from KSU KU Fort Hays Barton County and state agencies assist. sponsors include Folger Coffee and Federal Cartridge. Litter concerns rise as the National Litter Index shows a decline to 4.27 from 100 seven years earlier.
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