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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1969
Page
5
Musk Thistle looms as a pasture pest in seedling stage with rosette leaves and prickly lobes. Blooming around May 25, one flower can generate about 3,000 seedlings. Small patches may be cut. large areas require weed office chemicals through Warren Wakeman at half price.
A landscape planning school will run on May 6 14 and June 10 at Ottawa City Hall meeting room at 7 30 p m for couples interested in planning or improving their landscape. Jim Nighsavonger will conduct the sessions limited to 15 couples with a $5 per couple enrollment fee. Also notes on a soybean production contest, wild cane control in crops with various herbicides, and KCIA field inspection deadlines.
The piece explains true beef cost by accounting for cutting waste and yields, guiding buyers to calculate usable meat per 300 pound sides and to choose cuts. It covers USDA grades, yield grades, and a practical 25 25 25 25 split for roasts steaks ground meat and waste. It also warns on freezer failure and safe refreezing practices with steps to protect foods.
News Shorts report that the Boston Globe will stop publishing cigarette advertisements once current contracts expire, citing accumulated medical evidence that smoking is hazardous to health. Denver Mint overtime pushes continue to produce pennies amid bank shortages. Betty Higby notes two 12-hour shifts seven days a week. San Francisco mint also overworks to mint pennies.
Mrs Garland Bohn presented a program on The Tender Tie a study of mother daughter relationships. Roll call focused on the world of children. Plans were discussed for bidding nursing homes as a service project. Mrs Marion Rioth hosted and served refreshments.
Franklin County 4 H families plan a county wide service at 7 30 p m on May 4 in the Ottawa University Chapel Rev James McCrossen will deliver the sermon The observance ties to Rural Life and Rogation Days focusing on blessing the land and community The article also offers garden show tips and health project reminders for 4 H members
A farm pond supports livestock water, fire control, limited irrigation, recreation, fish production, and wildlife habitat. It slows erosion, sinks silt with terraces and vegetated cover, and requires land protected by permanent grass. Cost sharing in 1969 was 60 percent through the Agricultural Conservation Program via the ASCS office.
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