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Ottawa Herald in Ottawa, Kansas

13 Jun 1967

Page 4

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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1967

Page

4

Grades Versus Purebreds A Big Question

Franklin County dairy farmers compare grade Holsteins and purebreds. Glenn Lancaster and son run about 78 grade cows focusing on milk yield and easy culling, while Howard Johnson operates a 100 head purebred Guernsey herd built from 4 H origin. Both value production, but differ on records, costs, and bloodlines as the core to a dairy operation.

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Rosie Lister Franklin County Glenn Lancaster Ottawa Lancaster Lancasters Dairy Herd Improvement Association DHIA Johnson DHIR
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Write-In Victory For 105-Year-Old Mayor Hopeful

In Davis West Virginia Frederick J Meyer, 63 and retired, received 11 write-in votes for the $105-a-year mayoral post as only 76 of 618 registered voters cast ballots. Meyer initially declined but said he would try the job for a while before passing it to a capable successor. The piece contrasts Meyer with a local dairy farmer story and a mix of small town life details.

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Davis W. Va Frederick J. Meyer Allegheny Mountain Meyer Cattle Club Johnson Ted Guernsey
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Milk Habits and Psychology Regard Taste and Health

Home economist Carole Grigsby explains dislike of milk stems from poor associations rather than taste buds. She notes milk is rich in protein and calcium, but iron is scarce, and urges forming the habit in childhood. She offers substitutes and tips to integrate milk into meals.

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Carole Grigsby Extension Council Miss Grigsby
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