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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1957
Page
4
Brown's Bylines warns of nitrogen dioxide gas forming after silage fills silos, posing death risk to people and livestock. Advices venting before entry, safe handling near new lawns, chlordane use, and lawn root health. Kansas State economists predict steady to higher wheat prices and mixed livestock market outlook with hogs and dairy trends.
Washington reports a Department survey showing the Midwest livestock belt will raise pig output about 4 percent during the June November season versus last year. It also notes farmers plan roughly 7 percent more pigs in the first half of the 1958 spring season. Secretary Benson urges restraint to avoid a new overproduction cycle and falling prices similar to 1955 56.
Reports from BUSY CORNER TEQUA ROCK CREEK ELM GROVE LAND CREEK MODERNETTES LANE POMONA detail Sept meetings. Members discuss first aid safety and freezer meals. guests join, new members welcomed, and upcoming Halloween and October sessions planned. Activities include lessons on first aid, safety, Siberia, candle making, and community improvement with various hostesses.
Farming guidance urges checking combine cutter bar wear after years of cutting rowed beans to prevent losses. It recommends replacing worn parts, using pickup guards for tangled beans, lowering cylinder speed by about 50 percent, and adding filler bars if splits occur. Also notes certified seed wheat to guard against smut, with treatment for scab and other diseases.
Berea Boosters met September 16 at Berea school with officers elected including President Larry Briggs and Vice President Tom Chambers. Clover Leaf met September 11 at Sand Creek school with music by Carol Stoffer. Rainbow met September 7 at Martin Community Center voting $10 to Well Child Clinic. Far and Near met September at Williamsburg gym with parents' night program. Jayhawk met September 12 with officers elected led by Jim Lancaster. Programs included household hints music and talk on civil defense. Linda DeGarmo played Hot Time In The Old Town Tonight.
Jim Lancaster spoke on diseases while Judy Pearson discussed parliamentary duties of officers in a local meeting. The dialogue covered health impacts and official responsibilities in a concise public briefing.
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