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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1973
Page
3
A Kansas piece urges courteous conduct for anglers in farm ponds and public waters. It covers permission, leaving no litter, closing gates, avoiding crop damage, using appropriate bait, and sharing catches with landowners to preserve fishing spots for the future. It emphasizes plain water as the best lure and promotes good landowner relations.
The Rambling Ranchers 4-H club hosts a square dance for 4-H members and families Friday at 7 30 p.m. in the Senior High Cyclone Room. Franklin County 4-H families are invited and guests from Miami Douglas Osage and Johnson counties are also welcome. Admission is 50 cents with free entry for children under seven.
Sanitary engineer John George of EPA Region 7 will address an agricultural luncheon on Friday March 30 at the House of Douglas. He discusses the EPA function and its impact on the agricultural community as part of the national work group drafting regulations for the National Pollution Discharge System. The public is invited to attend the noon event.
The advisory committee schedules the first 1973 Craft Day for Tuesday April 17. Classes include basic and advanced crocheting at the Farm Bureau meeting room and basic and advanced cake decorating at the First United Methodist Church. Pre-register at the Extension office by Friday March 30.
Osage County Home Economist Alexia Ebert told Farm Bureau attendees that today’s average worker can buy more food per hour of labor than a decade ago. She noted some grocery items cost less now, while four foods rose and three homemakers sampled peaches, preferring the cheaper option despite price differences of eight cents.
Franklin County led gains with 130 more farms signed up than last year. Osage Coffey and Anderson counties also posted increases while Linn County fell by 50. About 80 percent of farmers chose the 25 percent option. no extension beyond the final week.
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