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Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1958

Page

6

Panel Discussion On Livestock Here August 2

A livestock panel discussion will be held at the Chanute National Guard Armory August 27 at 7 45 p m. The event, sponsored by the Bank of Commerce and Kansas City Livestock Market Boosters Organization, will cover numbers trends prices and outlook with a Q A session. Panelists include Ray Davis Ed Bachman Harold Hagan Carl Mantegna and George C Dudley with other members to be announced. This is the first Chanute meeting after prior sessions in Humboldt.

Chanute National Ray Davis Witherspoon Commission Co Ed Bachman Cassidy Commission Co Harold Hagan Wilson and Co Carl Mantegna Producers and Texas Livestock Marketing Association George C. Dudley First National Bank of Kansas City Four-State George Dudley Humboldt Chanute Kansas City P. H. Stephens Farm Credit Bank of Wichita Stephens

Neosho County Scale Tests Report Low Accuracy

State officials checked 3580 grocery items in Neosho County finding only 1 percent correct in weight. Twenty three percent were over by weight and 26 percent under. Overall similar county and state results show many scales lacking accuracy and several weights condemned.

Topeka State Board of Agriculture Weights and Measures Neosho County Fred True W. M. Kinnison

Farm Safety Show at Erie highlights tractor dangers

The Neosho County Fair at Erie hosts a Kansas Farm Bureau tractor safety demonstration on August 23, 1958 at 2 p.m. Sponsored by the Neosho County Implement Dealers and the Neosho County Farm Bureau, the event aims to show how 21 tractor deaths in 1957 could have been prevented. The program features a demonstration tractor turned over to illustrate tipping risks and covers hitching to the rear axle, lack of PTO shield, getting stuck, lighting, and tipping dangers.

Erie Kansas Farm Bureau Neosho County

Acreage Credit In Wheat Quota

Farmers following 1959 wheat acreage allotments earn credit toward future quotas based on diverted acreage and base acreage rules. Exceeding allotments yields only the 1959 allotment credit unless excess wheat is stored or delivered, affecting future compliance and penalties.

Starbuck Aims High With Milking Shorthorns

Thayer Roy Starbuck trains Milking Shorthorns to produce efficient long lived cows. He argues the breed’s milk output and ruggedness offer economical advantages over other cattle, with some herds averaging 25 pounds per day. Starbuck’s goal is cows optimized for production and health.

Thayer Roy Starbuck Starbuck

Cheese stock dips near 1953 lows in Government holding

Washington AP report shows government cheese stocks in mid August at about 17 million pounds, the lowest since early 1953, with donations to welfare and other groups accounting for the decline. Soybean stocks looming over price support may face disposal challenges if foreign markets do not expand.

Washington Agriculture Department

Starbuck Dairy Herd Tops DHIA Averages Over Six Months

Starbuck dairy records show rising monthly milk outputs and fat tests from January to June with the herd placing high in several months. The data lists January through June figures for milk pounds butterfat content and average tests, noting a first place finish in April May and June and a tie for second in March.

Farmers May Grow 30 Acres Wheat for Feed Without Quotas

Farmers in the feed wheat program may plant up to 30 acres for feed or other use without marketing quotas. For future allotments, such a farm would get credit only for the 1959 farm allotment as production history.

Fredonia Charles C. Ropp Wilson Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee Secretary of Agriculture

Nation's Crude Oil Output Decreases

The Oil and Gas Journal reports a weekly drop of 1,650 barrels per day in crude oil and lease condensate output ending August 1. The weekly average fell to 6,883,425 barrels, reducing year to date production to 1,478,157,600 barrels from 1,677,330,039 a year earlier. Kansas output rose by 6,875 barrels to 329,75 daily.

Tulsa Okla Oil and Gas Journal Kansas

Grant for Mulvane Public Health Project

Washington AP reports the Public Health Service awarded Mulvane Kansas a grant of 60000 dollars toward a 204250 dollar project. The funding supports local health work and community services as announced yesterday.

Washington The Public Health Service Mulvane Kan

Livestock meeting to discuss trends and outlook

Chanute hosts a livestock panel on Wednesday August 27 at 7 45 PM at the National Guard Armory on Highway 169. Kansas City area reps will discuss cattle numbers prices and marketing issues with a Q and A session to follow.

Labor Blames Business Groups For Bill's Death

AFL-CIO leaders meeting in Forest Park blamed NAM and the Chamber of Commerce for defeating a Senate labor bill in the House breaking a last chance for it this session. They warned management groups would push stronger curbs on unions next year while Sen Irving Ives echoed the charge of misled lawmakers.

Forest Park, Pa House of Representatives Afl-Cio National Assn. of Manufacturers and U.S. Chamber of Commerce Labor Federation Labor Irving M. Ives Senate House Ives NAM Chamber of Commerce American Retail Federation Teamsters Union United Mine Workers Milton C. Lightner Lightner Walter Reuther United Auto Workers Teamster Jimmy Hoffa David Me

Unions Split Over Defeat of Measure

Donald of the Steelworkers Union and Joseph Beirne of the Communications Workers Union blamed business groups for helping defeat the measure. Joseph Curran, Maritime Union president, said he was glad the bill died calling it a hodgepodge.

Netherlands Antilles Official Language Note

In the Netherlands Antilles in the West Indies the official language is Dutch. But only a few people speak any language other than English.

Netherlands Antilles West Indies

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