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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1971
Page
3
EARL L. WIER argues land underpins civilization and that misused fertile ground is shrinking. He traces pioneer erosion, soil loss, and floods from east to west, noting the rise of sediment in rivers and reservoirs and the early struggle to gain support for soil conservation ideas.
The article suggests fresh sandwich spreads for lunch boxes as school opens. Cream cheese with olives and raisins, olive cheddar spread, and Spanish olive bologna spread are given with simple prep steps and serving tips for lettuce and bread.
The FDA offers 24 hour recorded messages answering consumer inquiries on health and safety topics. Messages, updated every Friday, cover diet pills mower safety carbon monoxide indoor barbecuing toy safety and home accident prevention. Calls are listed for Kansas City Dallas and Denver with distinct area numbers.
In seven months Mr and Mrs William J Hink of Williamsburg report 24 puppies from their white German Shepherd Krissy born February 9 and August 24. Each litter produced four females and eight males with the first pups female and smaller. Krissy helps feed the pups and Krissy and father Mickey have distinct temperaments. The Hinks plan to breed Krissy again and seek a male mate.
Seven foreign agriculture credit specialists will visit Ottawa for a week to study the Farmers Home Administration. The group, part of a six week Kansas FmHA study begun Aug 17, aims to adapt U S supervised credit practices for their countries. Participants include delegates from Ghana Turkey and Brazil with J D Prewit of the Texas Extension Service accompanying them.
Jeff Van Horn of Ottawa RFD 2 has trained his Brown Swiss for eight years in Franklin County Fair dairy division. He has been overall fitting and showing champion for the last three years, crediting the cow’s good nature and consistent daily practice for success.
Esteford Farm in Lawrence shows 17 400 pounds milk and 649 butterfat for the 305 day DHIR test on Esteford Bingo Pama a 466 year old Ayrshire cow. Pama’s record stands at 23 times the national average for dairy cows with two daily milkings. Esteford Princess Ann also completed a test at 12 610 pounds milk and 519 pounds butterfat about 134 times the national average.
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