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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1971

Page

5

Corn Experimentation A Hobby Retirement Not A Part Of His Plans

Clarence Oswald of Princeton farms 119 acres at 76, keeping busy after milking ended. He built a multi wood barn, stores hay in a shed from on hand lumber, and tends 21 cattle and crops including 34 acres of corn and 35 acres of clover. He preserves a 1915 white cob yellow corn, crossbreeds for earlier maturity, and uses old machinery while planning a potential retirement in ten years.

Joanistas Clarence Oswald Princeton Oswald

Drying Grain Best Bet For Most Producers

Elwyn Holmes of Kansas State University notes on farm drying facilities saving time and money. Farmers with drying equipment avoid field losses by harvesting at high moisture and drying before storage. For those without facilities, options include wet handling, silage mixing, custom drying, or on farm purchase. Drying grain at 23 to 30 percent moisture can be stored in silos or enclosed spaces. Now may be the time for farmers to invest in grain drying equipment.

Elwyn Holmes Kansas State University

Tie Dyeing At Home: A Colorful Economical Decor Project

An affordable home decor craft explains how to create a tie dye tablecloth using cotton sheets, dyes, and simple folding techniques. It covers materials, folding steps, dye application, boiling color remover, rinsing, and finishing with steam ironing for a coordinated look.

Santa Fe Trail Riders Meet Discuss Parade Plans

The Santa Fe Trail Riders met at Anchor Savings on September 11 with twelve members, planning future parade rides. A field meet followed on September 12 at Baldwin Sidewinners track where Gene Drybread and Pat Howard pairs won first and second place trophies. The next meeting is scheduled for October 9.

Santa Fe Trail Riders Anchor Savings Baldwin Sidewinners Baldwin Gene Drybread Pat Howard

Time To Make Plans For New 4-H Year

David R. Smith outlines the October start of Kansas 4-H year for ages 8 to 19. He describes community clubs Clover and project groups, leadership roles, and meeting formats. The piece covers youth projects, decision making, resource use, and credit, plus Sept. 28 district record book screenings and Sept. 29 to Oct. 1 state award planning at Kansas State University with scholarships, trips, and the National 4-H Congress as incentives.

David R. Smith Kansas Jet Topeka Manhattan Hoxie Dodge City Hutchinson Yates Center Kansas State University

New Man On The Job In Kansas SCS Deputy Named

Robert K. Griffin is named deputy state conservationist for the USDA Soil Conservation Service in Kansas, sharing in technical and administrative direction with State Conservationist Lee T. Morgan. Griffin succeeds Leslie E. Johnson, retired in May, and comes from Bismarck North Carolina where he was assistant state conservationist for three years. He is a Pueblo Colorado native and Colorado State University graduate in range management. He began with SCS in Westcliffe Colorado in 1952 as district conservationist, later directing erosion control work at the Air Force Academy Colorado Springs 1956 to 1966, then area conservationist at Durango Colorado before a year of USC public administration study.

Earl L. Wier Usda Soil Conservation Service Kansas Robert K. Griffin Lee T. Morgan Salina Griffin Leslie E. Johnson Bismarck N.C Pueblo Colo Tucson Ariz Colorado State University SCS Westcliffe Colorado Springs Air Force Academy Durango School of Public Administration University of Southern California

4 H'ers Win At State Fair Hutchinson Event

Franklin County 4 H'ers excel at the state fair in Hutchinson earning blue ribbons for Jerry Horstick in hybrid grain sorghum Jeff Van Horn for alfalfa and Alan Duffle for lighting original and lighting kit Laura Osburn won grand champion showman with reserve honors for Hutchinson teen in a two day, around the clock judging run until midnight.

Franklin County Hutchinson Jerry Horstick Jeff van Horn Alan Duffle Laura Osburn

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