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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1973

Page

4

Take A Look At Food Prices

Sue Hellar surveys food price trends driven by grain transport shortages and rail car constraints from 1972 into this season. The piece notes artificial shortages raising prices for cereals meat and poultry and offers Thanksgiving carving and cooking guidance along with tax workshop notices in Kansas.

Sue Hellar United States

Lumpy Ghost Places First at Halloween Club Event

The Town and Country 4-H Club gathered at Anchor Sayings Monday for a spooky Halloween masquerade attended by 36 members. Brenda Ferguson won best costume for portraying the lumpy ghost.

Town and Country 4-H Anchor Sayings Brenda Ferguson Brenda

Antiques and Household Items Lot Auction Listing

A dated sale catalog itemizes antiques and household goods including two large delph plates, Limoges china, a brass coffee pot set, oak and walnut furniture, a sewing machine cabinet, bookcases, dressers, beds, tables, chairs, a gas range, ice boxes, electric fans, a tin and wooden box collection, and other storage items. The list enumerates over 150 individual pieces such as a 150 old records bundle, a walnut desk, a rocking chair, a round walnut table, and kitchen items, indicating a comprehensive household sale.

Limoges

Training Session For New 4 H Leaders In Franklin County

New Franklin County 4 H leaders met at the Farm Bureau building for a training session led by Dave Smith. He urged detailing awards and covering Day Camp and County Camp. The article notes 12 new leaders this year and lists replacements and additions across multiple clubs.

Joan Istas Farm Bureau Franklin County 4-H Dave Smith Smith Franklin County Max Cartmill Richard Fritts Roger Thorne Larry Averill Shaff Averill Leonard Humphrey James Peckham

Baldwin Youth State Winner A 4-H Dairy Awardee

Jim Taul of Baldwin, a Douglas county 4-H member and Baldwin High School graduate, is the 1973 state 4-H dairy award winner. He will attend National 4-H Congress in Chicago November 25–29, funded by Mid-America Dairymen. Taul operates with his father, manages 14 cows in the Dairy Herd Improvement program, and has demonstrated showmanship and project talks as part of his 4-H career.

Douglas County Jim Taul Baldwin Joe Ed Taul Jim Palmyra Baldwin High School Dairy Enterprise Chicago Mid- America Dairymen, Inc Sabetha Glenn Busset Kansas State University

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