Wheat soil additives and lawn care tips for Kansas
Wheat relies on nitrogen and phosphorus fertilizer for high yields in Kansas with phosphorus deficiencies common in eastern and central regions. Apply nitrogen at planting or as a topdress. best phosphorus is with a combined fertilizer. For lawns, reseed in September, keep moisture, water sparingly after two inches high, and avoid 2,4-D on new grass. Mow weekly, remove leaves, and winterize with ample moisture.
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Kansas
Fall Housecleaning Time Here Again
Fall signals time for home cleaning with new detergents finishes and equipment. Follow directions, test surfaces, and use safe methods. Adjust body motions, rhythm, and tools to reduce strain and improve efficiency. Maintain good posture and flexible routines, explore novel products, and tailor steps to your home.
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Carol Grigsby
Science
Penny-pinching tips cut grocery bills nationwide
AP reports that household savers can trim about 20 percent of food costs by using lower priced items, shopping specials, and planning menus around weekly promos. The President's Committee on Consumer Interests distributed a guidance folder urging careful buying, new recipes, and flexible meat choices like fish and poultry to reduce the grocery bill.
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AP Business News
NEW York
Committee On Consumer Interests
Color Clinic Scheduled in Franklin County
Homemakers in Franklin County are invited to a color clinic at 1 30 p m October 4 in the basement of the First Methodist Church in Otegawa. Naomi Johnson from Kansas State University will present an illustrated talk on selecting clothing colors using fabrics and large face models to show how to choose colors that complement skin hair eyes and lips. Attendees will receive a leaflet Your Personal Color Palette detailing how to pick and combine colors to suit hair eyes and skin tones.
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Franklin Counery
First Methodist Church
Otegawa
Naomi Johnson
Kansas State University
Miss Johnson
Bachelor Horace Becomes Conversation Pivot in Jokes
New York dispatch relays a string of jokes about Horace the bachelor. The quips lampoon his single status, expense habits, and routine alone life, with friends teasing him about marriage, work interruptions, and living arrangements. The standup edge mirrors midcentury humor.
September Closes 1966 4-H Year
Kansas 4-H marks harvest season as 34 000 members conclude a year with fairs and record books. About 1 percent may earn the Key Award for leadership, service, and project work after meeting age and duration requirements and county review. Scholarships and honors follow in September through county committees.
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Bill Merhoff
Kansas
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Girl Oryx Joins Zoo
Phoenix Zoo celebrates the birth of a female oryx, the first outside Saudi Arabia. The zoo began a herd of eight animals to suit the native habitat and climate. The litter previously produced seven male young before this female was named Ane nie.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Phoenix Zoo
Saudi Arabia
Anenie
Lynda Johnson Makes Waves In Hawaii Vacation Style
Honolulu AP reports Lynda Bird Johnson on a Hawaii trip keeping busy with a catamaran ride a canoe trip and a hike. She debuts a two ponytail hairstyle for the active day replacing her usual bouffant as she tours the islands.
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Honolulu
Lynda Bird Johnson
Hawaii
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