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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1968
Page
3
Carole M. Grigsby explains different credit forms and their costs from charge accounts to revolving credit. It covers how to manage payments, reporting, and the role of credit investigations and bureaus in assessing creditworthiness.
COLEEN HAHNER describes her sixth year in 4-H focusing on baby beef. She outlines breed basics Angus Shorthorn Hereford, selecting a thick calm calf, weaning timing halter training and safe handling. Emphasizes balanced ration clean housing water and encouraging others to enroll in 4-H.
Kansas 4-H Appreciation Week highlights the Kansas 4-H Foundation in Franklin County. George Wingert leads the county committee with Gene Vining Glen Hayward Don Myers and Jack Beauchamp as officers. The foundation funds Rock Springs Ranch, the Kansas 4-H Journal, and donor recognition through Friends of 4-H Day. Governor Robert Docking chairs the honorary board and praises the nonprofit's work to enrich 4-H youth programs through state cooperation and local support.
Planning of soil and water conservation measures guides landowner focused erosion control. The article lists April May 1968 completed practices in Franklin County including stockwater ponds and waterways shaped with multiple growers and sponsors. Technical aid came from the Soil Conservation Service and cost sharing via the Agricultural Conservation Program and 4-H partners. Appreciation Day at Rock Springs honored 4-H supporters and featured the new Happiness Is 4-H film and tours highlighting project work and community involvement.
The unit met at Mrs. S. T. Thornton. Roll Call drew from Successful Farming Magazine. An illustrated lesson Personal Interiors was given by Mrs. John Rubick. Wynona Starkey, now a Kansas State University home furnishings specialist, prepared the lesson material. Cancer fund donations neared $25. Depot Park borders added 25 clumps of mums and five clumps of Bunny Ears. The club voted to assist with the TB X-ray Unit this fall.
June 6 1968 Ottawa Herald reports a brief local item on Page Six detailing a community event. No names or exact details provided in the accessible text. The item reflects typical mid-century small-town reporting focus and civic note.
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