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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1969

Page

5

Hairpieces for the busy woman: wigs and tips

A guide for homemakers, career women, and students on choosing wigs, wiglets, falls, and switches. It explains types, materials, costs, and factors to consider when shopping, including reputable salons, mail orders, and what a price might include. It notes training and care advice from wig specialists.

Area Girl In 4 H Chorus At Kansas State Round Up

A state 4 H Chorus of 70 voices will join 4 H Round-up at Kansas State University on June 26. Franklin County will be represented by Karen Stinson, Alto, chosen by K State faculty Rod Walker. 4 H members 15 plus rehearse daily and will perform in a final assembly concert with a recording offered to delegates.

Bill R. Merhoff Kansas State University Rod Walker Karen Stinson Princeton Jolly Workers Franklin County

Fairmount EHU Members Dine At Mrs Wray Home

Fairmount EHU members enjoyed a dinner meeting on April 30 at Mrs. Russell Wray’s home. The Good Egg theme guided the menu and lesson. A donation was made to EHU Cancer Fund. a special DAR convention report noted 2,000 delegates at the White House and Kansas lawmakers hosting a breakfast.

the Cancer Fund L. E E. Dunn DAR Washington D.C White House Richard Nixon Sen James Pearson Robert Dole Rep. Shriver Larry Winn Kansas

Conservation Is A Tough Problem For US To Meet

Darlene Rice outlines broad conservation challenges across land soil water forest and wildlife in 4-H programs. Highlights include grassland and soil conservation methods, farm management practices, and wildlife and air protection efforts.

Darlene Rice United States Angelina Sarah Grimke

Dairy profits up in parts of Kansas says KSU study

A Kansas State University analysis of Farm Management Association No 4 during 1967 and 1968 shows top dairies in northeastern Kansas averaging higher returns per cow, with high profit operators using more machinery and less hired labor. The study notes wide gaps in costs, including labor, repairs, depreciation, and interest, between most and least profitable farms.

Northeastern Kansas Kansas State University Association No. 4 Leo Figurski Hiawatha Figurski

Irrigation costs and flower care guidance for Kansas farms

A Kansas study shows irrigated crops cost about 63.14 per acre to gross 104.80, with fertilizer and pumping fuel as part of the expenses. Guidance for yard flowers emphasizes watering schedules, deep soaking, mulch use, pinching, light fertigation, and windbreaks to protect blooms.

Kansas

Grass as Top Soil Conditioner and Forage Source

Grass supports soil health by decaying roots and organisms, improving fertility for long term production. Grasses, including cereals like corn and wheat, serve for forage and fiber, with vast US rangeland relying on native grasses. Growth depends on water, minerals, light, CO2, sunlight, and suitable soil, moisture, and temperature conditions.

John J. Ingalls United States Nature

Great Women Authors By PAT VINING (RWR) Extension notes

Mrs Zoe Slinkman spoke on Outstanding Women in History at the spring county tea. The talk highlighted Calamity Jane, the Grimke sisters, and Dorothea Dix, with biographies by Nelie Mumey, Glenn Clairmonte, and Gerda Lerner. Readings showcase women’s roles in shaping history and reform.

Pat Vining R.W.R Zoe Slinkman Spring County Calamity Jane Nelie Mumey Calamity Jane Glenn Clairmonte Abilene Kansas Wild Bill Hickok Dorothea Dix

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Carole Grigsby Area Girl Harold G. Gallaher State Extension Forester K-State State 4-H Department American Walnut Manufacturers’ Association Kansas City Norton Thomas, Barton, Cowley Franklin Gallaher American Rabbit Breeders Association California New Zealand EHU Mayflower Virginia Happy Homemakers Roy Spencer Grace Spencer William Hase Robert Boehm Linda Tesar Lloyd Carr Haze Spencer Topeka Hase Progressive Switzerland Australia Japan First National Bank OF Ottawa Farm Management Association Bozworth Larry D. Leuthold The Grimke South Carolina Sarah Gerda Lerner Miss Dix Horace Mann Advanced Architectural Designs A. G. Tollefson & Co., Inc Auburn Anchor Savings FESF F.S.L.I.C. Womech CP Aenchor Savings Association
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