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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1965

Page

7

Recreation Boom in Kansas Private Leisure Ventures

A Kansas survey shows 897 private recreation businesses on 76 503 acres including 7 015 water acres. Facilities include 546 fishing holes 275 field sports areas 232 hunting areas 131 water sports areas 121 golf courses and 120 natural scenic or historical areas. Sedgwick leads with 138 enterprises and 2 181 000 residents live within 50 miles of these sites.

Manhattan Kansas State Soil Conservation Committee Kansas Scs Shawnee Sumner Cowley Barber Dickinson Johnson Wyandotte Labette C. F. Bredahl SCS

Tops at Fredonia Fair

Fredonia fair prizes crown multiple 4 H and livestock winners. Grand champions include Barbara Scott Kendell Shire Jim Evenson Jo Papon and Anita York with several reserve entries across clothing food crops and dairy divisions. Notable names include Bonnie Summerville Barbara Scott Deah Chisham and David Marple among others.

Top Blues Shelia Sharp Bonnie Summerville Christine Olenhouse Barbara Scott Gorda

Sauna horse bath feature of trailer warms horses

A Wichita firm Irwin's Trailers builds a double-stall trailer with one side a controlled temperature sauna bath for horses. The bath uses volcanic rocks to steam, then a cold dip, to shock and warm racehorses before races. Interior is asbestos lined with fiberglass. price tag is $4,200.

Wichita Finland Irwin's Trailers, Inc

More Entries Are Needed For City Recreation Programs

City recreation superintendent Martin Rotunno urged more registrations for two new programs starting this week. Tennis round robin needs at least five more players, while grade school soccer for boys 8 to 12 requires more participants. Soccer runs 9 am to noon on Monday Wednesday and Friday for two weeks at City Park south fields.

Martin Rotunno Rotunno Dick Purdy City Park

Fat box turtles dominate strawberry season

In strawberry season, box turtles gorge on fresh fruit and grow so fat they cannot close their shells.

Sudan Grass Toxin Risk From Nitrate Accumulation

Danger noted as substantial nitrate levels can build up in Sudan grass and Sudan sorghum hybrids, especially in young plants. Animals consuming this material may suffer physiological disturbances or die.

Beef bull removal and herd pregnancy checks plan

The plan calls for removing the beef bull from the herd around the end of July to ensure a uniform calf crop. Brood cows should be checked for pregnancy in September or October so open cows can be culled before winter feeding begins.

Star Catches Boy's Eye in Earlton Community News

Local notes from Earlton report visits by El son Moran family from Boulder to Virginia, and Sam Scribner’s Missouri visit with Harold and Leonard Scribner. The Wilmer Cramer family plans a move to Ohio and Mayor Dean Buster resigns to new leadership. An 11 year old hosts Barbara Johnson from near Kansas City, while a boy claims spotting a flying saucer on a road, tying to a Tribune report.

Earlton Wayne Ward and Sons Thayer A. R. Brants Barbara Johnson Kansas City the Tribune

Humboldt church social and park picnic honor area graduates

The Christian Builders Sunday School class met at the north park for a social evening with tennis badminton and games. Hosts served watermelon to seven families. A separate Saturday picnic at Community Park honored Mrs John Ednie and Matt. Attendees included Humboldt High School class of 52 graduates and families with guests from Chanute Iola Overland Park Rochelle and Hilo Hawaii. Riley Wilhite of Oklahoma City was an overnight guest.

Humboldt Christian Builders Methodist Church North Park Maynard Cress Tim Yockey Community Park John Ednie Matt Howard Russell Bill Wright Humboldt High School Robert Wells Lavon Roberts Valerie Natalie Leslie Chanute James Hillbrant Lucille Kaufman Iola Rowena Siemenstell Kevin Stuart Overland Park Charles Cole Rochelle Jennifer Glen Doepke David Laura Matthew Hilo Hawaii Riley Wilhite Oklahoma City

Cat's Hooked on Brake Fluid At Miami Shop

Miami AP reports Peter the cat frequents a brake shop to lick brake fluid from car tires daily. Owner Mrs Victor Piazza says Peter enjoys the rides and returns for more after it sleeps off the effects.

Miami Fla Peter Victor Piazza

Slow hands key to catching rattlesnakes says expert

In Big Cypress Florida an 18 year old Seminole James Osceola says the secret to handling rattlesnakes is moving the hand slowly to avoid a strike. He notes the safest method remains pinning the snake’s head with a forked stick and grabbing it by the neck away from venomous fangs.

Big Cypress Fla James Osceola

Vilas Girl Wins Wichita-Style 4-H Camp Scholarship

Margaret Thorsell of Vilas Vikings 4-H Club in Wilson county is one of six Kansas 4-H members chosen for American Youth Foundation Training Camp at Stoney Lake Michigan Aug 2 15. The 4-H Foundation sponsors her, with Marilynn Schaus accompanying as cabin leader.

Margaret Thorsell Kansas 4-H Club American Youth Foundation Stoney Lake Mich Margaret Vilas Vikings Wilson County Kansas 4H Foundation Thorsell Cities Service University of Kansas Michigan Marilynn Schaus Miss Schaus

Milk pasteurization debate considers higher heat

Higher temperatures than 161 degrees F and shorter holding times are being considered for treating milk and milk products. Advantages include better keeping quality flavor improvement and reduced space needs in plants.

Stock Sale Is Success at Fredonia 4H Fair

A successful 4 H livestock sale tied to the Wilson county fair on July 31 saw 27 steers 44 hogs and 16 sheep sold. Livestock quality and entries rose about 30 percent from last year with Fredonia State Bank purchasing the grand champion steer from Jo Anne Papon. Reserve champions included David Coltrain Earl Bonner and David Marple among others with supporting buyers from Neodesha Chanute and Fredonia firms.

Fredonia Wilson County Fredonia Livestock Sale Co Frank Troutman Henry Payne Larry Cline Jo Anne Papon Fredonia State Bank David Coltrain Neodesha Co-op Newland Dairy Barrow Earl Bonner Fredonia Sale Co Clay Cook First National Bank of Fredonia

Dillard the Dog Ends Up in the Dog House

A humorous account of Dillard a large mixed breed dog that terrifies the neighborhood leading to a 10 day quarantine and his temporary eviction from the house. The narrator laments the dog’s antics and jokes about his own role as a judge of canine nobility.

Dilfarb Dillard

Weekend Visits and Theater Outing Mentioned in Local Notes

Social notes recount extended visits including Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Williams in Kansas City with John Massa and theatregoers at Starlight Theater to see Tab Hunter in Here's Love. Marilyn Jo Owens spent a week with relatives, visiting Swope Park and the airport.

Mona Durkin E. R. Williams Kansas City John Massa Starlight Theater Tab Hunter Farmers Wives Club North Park Marilyn Jo Owens William English Paula Pam Swope Park Clarence Owens Tim Yockey Camp Chippewa Ottawa Wayne Yockey Randy Nord

Beatles Tour Set for United States and Cities

AP reports the Beatles will tour the United States from August 13 to September 1 with stops in New York Toronto Atlanta Houston Chicago Minneapolis Portland Los Angeles and San Francisco.

New York United States The Beatles Toronto Atlanta Houston Chicago Minneapolis Portland Los Angeles San Francisco

Wisconsin teen earns pilot license at sixteen

Patrick Grimm of Wausau Wisconsin obtained his pilot license at age 16. His family has a strong aviation lineage with relatives including his grandmother a pilot his mother who flew solo at 16 his late grandfather Archie Towle a noted Wisconsin aviator his father Lyle a charter pilot and his brother Charles also soloing at 16. His sisters Georgia and Jean are planning solos on their 16th birthdays.

Wausau, Wis Patrick Grimm Archie Towle Wisconsin Lyle Grimm Charles Georgia Jean

Army worms invade fields. K State expert warns

Fall army worms are more abundant this summer feeding on alfalfa corn and sorghum. They mainly leaf feed with some ear drop and stalk breakage. Sprays late in the season have limited effect. moth flights can reduce yields. Insecticides listed include endrin parathion toxaphene mala thion Sevin carbaryl. Waiting intervals vary by chemical and crop.

Manhattan Kansas State University Dell E. Gates K-State

Leading U S industries by employment in 1963

In 1963 the largest employer sectors in the United States were food processing with 1.64 million workers, transportation at 1.61 million, electrical machinery 1.47 million, machinery excluding electrical 1.46 million, and apparel 1.3 million.

United States

Hog operation, breeding hogs in 1960s with Puri-Lak supplement

Byron Gukema cites a herd of Spotted Poland and Yorkshire hogs sold for breeding. He reports over 800 pigs kept in 1960 and sows averaging nine piglets weaned. He credits 50 pounds per ton of feed of Puri-Lak yeast supplement during gestation for strong sow performance. Also promotes Puri-Lak yeast mineral supplements for hogs and beef makers.

Poland Yorkshire Byron Gukema

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