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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1962

Page

6

More Milk Per Cow And More Cows Per Herd

Franklin County dairymen milk twice daily all year, boosting herd size to 60 plus to fully utilize modern facilities. Investments rise with equipment and labor needs, while milk prices and demand shape future farm employment including relief milkers as dairies expand.

Franklin County

Two Qualify For Dairy Organization

Linda Ruth and Marilyn Kay Wasmund of Princeton are accepted as junior members of the Holstein Friesian Association of America Brattleboro VI. They earned the certificate of merit and junior membership pin through dairy project work with registered Holstein cattle. Junior Membership grants 4 H members and vocational students most privileges of the national Holstein group except voting.

Linda Ruth Marilyn Kay Wasmund Princeton Holstein + Friesian Association of America Brattleboro National Holstein Organization

Dairy cows at risk from high production pace

The American Foundation for Animal Health warns higher production speeds harm dairy cows. Milk fever, ketosis, and mastitis rise after calving. prompt veterinary care is urged. Monitor closely, especially the most productive cows, to curb these diseases.

Earth American Foundation For Animal Health

Topekan Named Miss Kansas for Miss Universe Contest

Linda Light of Topeka was chosen Miss Kansas and will represent Kansas at Miss Universe in Miami Beach starting July 6. The 18 year old Washburn University sophomore is a green eyed blonde daughter of Mr and Mrs W J Light. First runners up were Penny Nichols and Karen Givens, both 19 and 20, from Topeka and also Washburn students. Seventeen contestants, mostly from Topeka, entered the pageant.

Topeka Kansas Miami Beach Fila Linda Light Linda Sophos More Washburn University W. J. Light Penny Nichols Karen Givens Washburn

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