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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1975
Page
4
JOAN ISTAS reports a large turnout for the first horticulture judging contest in the Courts Building basement. Twenty eight 4-H'ers judged the same number as livestock and home economics contests, with Gary Kilgore guiding them through criteria such as condition, quality, uniformity, size, and market conformity.
A guide for single parents outlining common challenges and coping tips. It notes that hostility from children toward a parent is normal as they seek independence and suggests understanding, emotional stability, and open support. It invites readers to write for a government booklet on surviving as a single parent, mailing 30 cents to Consumer Information Pueblo Colorado 81009.
INDIANAPOLIS Indiana Country Gentleman the oldest rural magazine will resume publication in October 1975 after a twenty year hiatus Larry Boersma publisher of Curtis Publishing Company announced First published in 1831 the magazine will be quarterly and cover country living with fiction humor and how to articles The first issue will be on newsstands in October with a six dollar annual subscription and a one twenty five dollar issue price
Kansas State University hosted the first Soybean Show of Progress with about 1,200 agronomy fans touring Ashland Research Farm. Hyde Jacobs opened with notes on soybeans as Kansas’ top cash and export crop, while researchers discussed varieties, rhizobia, rooting, and nitrogen fertilization. Talks on simulated aerial seeding and narrow-row weed control highlighted practical farming implications as crowds filmed and a beef barbecue fed attendees.
Susan Verdoorn urges 4 H members to compile record books for county and state recognition. Leadership roles, demonstrations, judging, dress revue, and fair exhibits boost chances, with due dates August 15. Contact 4 H agents or leaders for questions and guidance.
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