Fertilizer boosts wheat yield and quality at Kansas State
Kansas State University agronomists report nitrogen as the key to higher wheat yield and protein content. Fall or early spring nitrogen applications raise yields, with 50 pounds per acre near maximum. Excess amounts lift kernel protein. 100 pounds per acre reliably increases protein. The team warns about silage gas hazards and emphasizes safety in silos.
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Kansas State University
Manhattan
F. W. Smith
Smith
Kansas
John M. Ferguson
W. J. Carpenter
Carpenter
Mint
Elsie Lee Miller
Cottage Cheese Quick Cool Plate Tip by Rosemary Crist
A late summer quick meal idea centers on cottage cheese either alone or with accompaniments. Rich in protein calcium riboflavin and vitamins, it suits adults and children. Includes a tomato cheese dip recipe using cottage cheese tomato juice and chives and pepper.
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Rosemary Crist
Food tips and kitchen science from a Kansas State expert
Cottage cheese uses span snacks and desserts from dips to parfaits. A new transparent nylon thread prompts sewing cautions regarding heat and handling. Temperature guides for washing advise cool rinses for synthetic fabrics and warmer cycles for oily soils. Marjoram recommendations add flavor to meats and eggs. The piece warns against quack vitamin claims and high potency supplements without medical supervision.
Williamsburg Freshmen Initiation and Night Game Schedule
The Senior class sponsors a Friday Sept 11 freshmen initiation to close with an all school party in the school auditorium. TB skin tests were given Wednesday under Franklin County Health Department. A night football game is set for Friday Sept 18 at Strong City with the 11 man team, not on the regular schedule.
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Franklin County Health Department
Strong City
Lane Area School enrolls 101 at start of term
Lane Grade School began the year with 101 students. Mrs Cavince teaches first and second grades, Mrs Mohr third grade, Mr LeValley fourth, Mrs Ward fifth, Mr Gilfellen sixth, and Mr Douglas teaches seventh and eighth with Mrs Bert Detwiler as secretary. Cooks are Mrs Helen Cole and Mrs Blanche Landers. Janitors are Rol and Mitchell. Bus drivers are Homer White and Chester Stateville. John Rutledge was admitted to Anderson County Hospital at Garnett Monday evening.
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Lane
Cavince
Mohr
LeValley
Ward
Gilfellen
Douglas
Bert Detwiler
Helen Cole
Blanche Landers
Roland Mitchell
Homer White
Chester Stateville
John Rutledge
Anderson County Hospital
Garnett
Soil Conservation Service Aids Rural Land And Water
US Soil Conservation Service explains its national program for soil and water resource protection. It outlines objectives like flood and sedimentation control, long term land use, and rural prosperity, emphasizing service to farmers and non-farm populations through local districts and technical assistance.
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Soil Conservation Service
Soil Conservation Serv
Ice
United States Department of Agriculture
National Soil and Water Conservation Program
SCS
USDA
Farmers Home Administration
Great Plains
Wellsville High to attend KU-TCU game and school events
Wellsville High School football players and cheerleaders will travel to the University of Kansas on Sept. 19 for the KU-TCU game. Cheerleaders named include Carol Warnock and six others. Also scheduled are TB tests for seventh and twelfth grades on Sept. 16, class ring selections for juniors, and seventh and eighth grade cheerleader tryouts on Sept. 15.
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Wellsville High School
University of Kansas
Ku—-Tcu
Carol Warnock
Geryl Broers
Terri Fouts
Donna McCray
Karen O’connor
Patty Gorsage
Don Reid
Jim Wright
Robert Stauffer
Wellsville
Marcy Layton
Gary Whiteaker
Wellsville Baptist Church
Glenn Layton Jr
Foreign Lands Highlighted At HDU Notes Meeting
Nine members gathered at Mrs. Harold Simmons home as Mrs. Edward Woodsum presided. Loretta read letters from Japan while life in the Philippines was described by Mrs. Woodsum from guests, including three young nurses sponsored by the Methodist Church. Discussions covered meals, canning, gifts, and exchanges of recipes, with a prize for a kitchen herbs and spices scramble.
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Centropolis
Harold Simmons
Edward Woodsum
Ludell Neilson
Japan
Loretta
Philippines
Kansas City
Methodist Church
Manila
Wood
Appanoose
Claude Myers
Christine Woodsum
Baldwin
Simmons
Janet
Onder
Winifred Siar
Elizabeth Foster
Mary Gleason
Lloyd Griffith
Pauline Jackson
John Goodfellow
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