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Newspaper
Scandia Journal
Location
Scandia, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1971
Page
4
The article outlines kid friendly dairy drinks and treats like a two serving milk chocolate drink with orange juice, peanut butter milk shakes serving four, and a lemon ice cream lemonade blend. It also notes a study on ear protection for farmers and a Canadian study linking tractor noise to hearing loss with an 85 decibel threshold.
A tractor may produce about 98 decibels depending on size and type. Ordinary conversation runs at 60 decibels, a radio at 70, and a pneumatic drill at 90. Farmers should protect hearing by using earmuffs or ear plugs, or by soundproofing the tractor cab. Soundproofing can cost $100 or more, acoustical earmuffs under $10.
Mrs. Stanley Moe thanks relatives friends and neighbors for cards visits flowers and meals after her brother's death. She notes appreciation for LCW volunteers church sexton helpers hospital visitors and rides and asks God to bless them all.
Extension notes outline that borers attacking ash locust cottonwood lilac maple and oak larvae tunnel in bark and heartwood making control difficult once inside. Protective sprays with endosulfan are urged now for trunk and branch coverage at 20 day intervals. petroleum fumigants may be used in some cases. Tractor noise is also noted as harmful to hearing.
Notice to interested parties that petitioners seek probate of a December 14 1962 will and appointment of Walter Boyles as executor. Hearing set July 2 1971 at 2 pm in Belleville courthouse Republic County Kansas. Defenses must be filed in writing. Spurney and Spurney represent petitioners.
A young ex member of the German Students for a Democratic Society describes mobilizing crowds with trained core supporters who provoke clashes with police and spark fatal violence. He compares the pattern to Kent State and notes colleagues left the movement for profit and fun.
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