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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1961

Page

5

Neosho County Fair Schedule Set For August Dates

The Neosho County Fair runs August 14 through 17 with entries due August 7 and exhibits accepted August 14. Livestock judging contests, 4 H talent show on August 11, a free rodeo, team pulling contest, style revue, and junior stock sale are planned with breed standards and health certificates required.

Erie Neosho County Gale Mullen Fair Fred Malson Ivan Green Bill George Harry Baker Charles Carter Wayne Johnson Leo Fickel Neal McCoy Gerald Magner Lloyd Dulaney Glen Womeldorff Don Taylor William George John Gorton Fred ‘Kennedy John DeMott Charles C. Carter Hanserd House Bill Dickson Gordon Nelson Shelby Wells John Davis Altoona Wendell Moyer Manhattan Ancel Armstrong Norman Haigler Altamont

1622 FHA Loans For Kansas Farms

Altamont reports 1622 Kansas farm families borrowed 7.7 million dollars in the fiscal year ending June 30 from the Farmers Home Administration to improve farms and homes. The average loan rose to 4,756 dollars from 4,104 the prior year, with increases in land and building purchases and 19 percent fewer funds for livestock and operating costs.

Altamont Kansas Farmers Home Administration John W. Edwards FHA Neosho Labette Soil and Water Associations U.S. Department of Agriculture

Shade and cooling help hogs cope with heat

County agent Gale Mullen warns that high summer temperatures cut feed efficiency in hog fattening. In tests 100 lb of pork required 255 lb of feed at 70 F but 470 lb at 90 F, so provide shaded areas of 12 sq ft per hog and consider a 16 to 20 ft shade, 4 to 6 ft high. Add fog nozzles if possible, placed 4 to 6 ft high and 8 ft apart.

Erie Gale Mullen California Neosho County Mullen

4 H Style Revue and Groomed Boy Contest Set in Erie

Erie residents will find the Neo sho County 4 H style revue and best groomed boy contest on August 8 at Erie High School starting at 9 a.m. The 4 H demonstration contest also takes place that day. A public showing of the style revue occurs August 16 at 8 p.m. at the high school. attendance is invited.

Erie Neosho County Erie High School

Standard porch screening widths and mesh sizes

The article advises homeowners considering porch screening to use standard widths for easy installation and lists common screen widths as 24 to 48 inches. It notes mesh sizes 18 x 14 to block flies and larger insects and 18 x 18 for gnats, and suggests checking with hardware or lumber dealers for availability.

Pig Losses Hit 440 Million in Swine Industry Costs

A recent report estimates annual baby pig losses at 440 million dollars. Improved husbandry and timely medical care for sick pigs could sharply cut this high figure.

Wool Payments Underway in Wilson Neosho Counties

Payments under the 1960 National Wool Act are being issued in Wilson and Neosho counties. County chairs Leon Choate and Jim Norris announced details covering marketings of wool and unshorn lambs for 1960 61. Totals: Wilson 6844.13 dollars and Neosho 10918.43 dollars with deductions for promotion activities.

Wilson County Neosho County Leon Choate Jim Norris Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee American Sheep Producers Council Inc

Irrigation Workers Use Simple Steel Probes

Irrigators monitor soil moisture with a half inch steel rod probe four feet long. The unpointed rod with a handle helps determine water depth as it sinks easily in wet soil but resists in dry soil. The device is inexpensive and can be made in a farm shop.

Neosho 4-H Members Attend State Meet

Neosho County 4-H representatives Tommy Bartholomew Sham rock 4-H Club and Pat Mills Prairie Schooners 4-H attend the state 4-H conference at Rock Springs Ranch near Junction City. They will join sessions on mental health teen nutrition personal development and 4-H health programs plus recreation such as swimming and horseback riding.

Tommy Bartholomew Shamrock Pat Mills Prairie Schooners Neosho County Rock Springs Ranch Junction City Gale Mullen

Federal Tax Gas Refunds Deadline Near

Farmers may apply for the 4 cent per gallon gas tax refund for farming use for June 30 1960 to July 1 1961. Deadline is Oct 2 1961 with the Wichita IRS District Director. Forms available at Erie Extension office. filing rules and penalties noted.

Erie County Agnet Gale Mullen District Director of Internal Revenue Wichita Mullen Internal Revenue Service Gus F. Koehler District Director of Internal Revenue South Main Street Kansas

IFYE Youths Visit Kansas from India and Sweden

International Farm Exchange youths from India and Sweden arrive in Kansas for a three month stay with farm families. Sandstrom from Sweden and Patil from India join 13 overall participants in Kansas this year through the IFYE program, hosted by several families and attending a state 4 H health camp and part of the Kansas State Fair.

Manhattan India Sweden Kansas Ake E. Sandstrom Nilkanth Gilbert O'Dells Elk City Erwin J. Mauler Olmitz Paul Waldo Harms Whitewater Carl Palmer Syracuse Rock Springs Ranch Hutchinson

Lawn Seedbed Care Boosts Kentucky Bluegrass Establishment

Erie county agricultural agent Gale Mullen urges thorough seedbed prep for Kentucky bluegrass sown in late August to early September. A topsoil seedbed of four to six inches, proper drainage, fertilization, and regular moisture are key, with recommended rates of 3 pounds per 1000 square feet and 5 pounds of 10-20-0 or 3 pounds of 16-20-0 fertilizer per 1000 square feet.

Erie Kentucky Gale Mullen Mullen

Monks Buy O Bryans Polled Hereford Bull

Holy Trinity Monastery of Butler Pennsylvania and Heath Cliff Corp of Pittsburgh purchased ALF Mixer Return 122nd from O Bryan Ranch and Anthony A Buford Caledonia Missouri. Father Anselm Orlosky procurator led the sale topping a cow and calf combination. The 372 acre farm supports the Benedictine community as they seek to improve Eastern Polled Hereford herds.

Hiattville Alf Mixer O'Bryan Anthony A. Buford Caledonia Holy Trinity Monastery Butler Heath Cliff Corporation Pittsburgh Holy Trinity Anselm Orlosky O.S.B

Four Point Farm Plan To Cut Fire Losses

A national four point program to reduce farm fire deaths and property damage was released after the National Farm Fire Safety Seminar at the Thor Research Center Huntley Michigan. Seventy safety authorities attended workshops to shape a nationwide prevention effort focusing on safer structures and equipment and a uniform rural fire statistics system.

Thor Research Center Huntley

Seminar Pushes Rural Fire Authority Across Counties

A Kansas seminar advocates creating rural fire departments at county and district levels to serve areas lacking authority. A demo showed using a farm pool as a water source for firefighting. Kansas State University specialist notes federal inspection and grading underpin broiler prices, with eight to ten week birds reaching market weight.

Jack Chanute Tribune Kansas State University Kansas Manhattan

Erie Couples Honored by Friends on 40th Wedding Anniversary

A group of Erie residents gathered in Baldwin Sunday to honor former Erie couple Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Runer on their 40th wedding anniversary. Attendees included neighbors, relatives, and friends such as Mr. and Mrs. Hollis Dunham, Mr. and Mrs. Price Ewing, and others. The event featured covered dishes and well wishes as the couple marked four decades together.

Erie Leroy Runer Baker Univer Sam Sexton City Miller Anna Student Union Hollis Dunham Price Ewing C. V. McCune Chanute W. L Oliver Cleo Dalton David Clark M. Fleming William Faton Overton Tex Fleming J. J. Fleming Lou Johnson Kansas City George Johnson Wesley Buller Robert Kreiger Buller Bethel College Newton Don FE. Wells Richard Wells Metuchen N. J Caney O. J. Bridenstine

Mild Heart Attack For Adm. Rickover

Vice Adm. Hyman G. Rickover, pioneer of the atomic submarine program, is hospitalized after a mild heart attack last Tuesday. Navy officials say he is sitting up and in excellent condition with no surgery. He is treated at a Navy hospital in Bethesda, Maryland.

Washington Hyman G. Rickover Navy Rickover Navy Hospital Bethesda

USS Gridley Launched In Seattle As Navy Honors Dewey

A $25 million guided missile frigate named USS Gridley slid into the water in Seattle. Capt. Charles Gridley’s descendant Miss Lynn Gridley fired the launch trigger aided by Mrs. Stuart D. Rose. The ship, third to bear the name, follows two prior Gridleys with World War II and Atlantic crossing histories.

Seattle Wash Dewey Charles Gridley Gridley Stuart D. Rose Burlington Mass Atlantic Quincy Pacific

Coffeyville Man Is Freedom Rider

Coffeyville Kansas resident Michael R. Grubbs, 24, UCLA student, was among 22 freedom riders jailed in Jackson Mississippi after refusing to leave a bus terminal. City Judge James Spencer fined each rider $200 and imposed four months in jail for breach of the peace. Police Captain J L Ray said the riders' presence risked provoking a disturbance. Grubbs, a Black rider, stood among a group that included many whites.

Jackson Miss Michael R. Grubbs Coffeyville Kan University of California At Los Angeles James Spencer J. L. Ray Grubbs

Bond Election Planned for River Side Park Pool in Independence

INDEPENDENCE AP reports a special election set for August 15 to authorize issuance of 90,900 dollars in bonds to fund construction of a new swimming pool at River side Park in Independence.

Independence Riverside Park

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