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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1965
Page
5
The 1965 Kansas legislature raised income tax rates and introduced a pay as you go system for 1966. Farmers are exempt from withholding but must file estimated taxes if their total income warrant it. Early estimates help manage tax brackets and timing, with Social Security and self employment changes noted.
The industry moves from basic production to a specialty food image with stricter farm level inspections. FDA and new rules target egg and egg product safety, urging producers to reduce losses from cracked eggs and improve sanitation to stay competitive.
The Kansas livestock judging team took third at the International Live Stock Show in Chicago. The poultry team placed 11th overall and ranked second in sheep, swine, and cattle judging, with members Dale Conard, Terry Conard, Dennis Shurtz, Yvonne Linder, and Timken’s Timken among the Kansas contingent coached by Phyllis Gillmore.
The Conservationists Assn of Soil Conservation Districts closes its 21st annual convention in Wichita. The program opened with soil stewardship vespers, followed by the first general session at 9 15 a m Monday. Afternoon committee meetings covered education finance Great Plains legislative publicity research stewardship and watershed and resolutions. Evening sessions featured dinners and subdivision meetings with several awards presented.
The reported monument measures 555 feet 5. inch high with a square base 55 feet 1. inch on each side. The creator claimed a true obelisk would be about ten times its base width, guiding the final proportions.
Guy urges farmers to start estimating income now. Tax school attendees learn deductions, depreciation, investment credits and dependents. File estimated returns by Jan 15, due Feb 15 for federal income tax, final returns by April 15. Forms and booklets available at county extension office.
Fredonia will offer 52 bulls at the sale barn starting at 1 p.m. Friday. Among consignors are SN Ranch Richards Mo K I Ranch Garden Plain Baldwin and Darroh Kansas City and Pierron Charolais Ranch Olathe. Top gainers include Hereford 4.16 lb daily Charolais 4.0 lb Angus 3.65 lb daily. Bulls come from Piper Ranch Oswego Tom Wilson Prairie Village Henry Ericson Hiattville Elton Baldwin Kansas City and David Miller. 62 percent exceeded three pounds daily.
Daut Ezic is 107 and still works at his grocery. The town council exempts him from all taxes in tribute to his longevity.
Mrs Dean Joyce hosted relatives for her husband s birthday with cards and refreshments. Attendees included Lillie Mc Adams Cassie Daniels Pete and Rob Johnson Betsy Jim McAdams Ronnie Decker and Rhonda Carol Joyce Steven Helen Koenig and family Mike Joyce Kenneth Carlburg and Larry of Fredonia Alis Sutterfield Jim Layman Lois Carlburg Patricia and Ronnie Chanute. Judy Clough Deerfield and the Orendorffs visited the Oren dorffs for dinner and slide show. Elmer Hart and daughters visited from Wichita, and Bill Daniels from Lincoln Thanksgiving guests of Mrs Cassie Daniels. Fellowship Night at Chanute Methodist set for Dec 12 with junior college speakers. families to bring sandwiches and pie. Mrs Kenison a patient at St Francis Hospital in Wichita reportedly progressing satisfactorily. Mrs Hempen traveled to Wichita with Dale McKinsey inn and Marsha. Marilyn Chapman and Janice Rellihand visited from Kansas City.
In Chattanooga Tennessee a foot pumped stretcher raises like a barber chair to align with the patient bed X ray table or operating table. Mrs N B Hargraves Jr a Women’s Auxiliary member led the design and its success has prompted the Pink Ladies to order a second unit.
Extension economist notes Kansas communities constantly change. Rural populations shrink while total state population grows, farms decline, and more farmers work off the farm. Change requires decisions and often group action to analyze resources, set goals, and implement actions like health programs or dairy herd improvements. Citizens take initiative to meet local needs.
MANHATTAN Kansas 4 H club delegates wrapped up at the National 4 H Club Congress in Chicago with 14 Kansas youths earning national honors. National winners include Paul Clark, Alan DeGood, Betty DeLange, Phyllis Gillmore, Karolyn Kellogg, Eileen Leak, Jerry McReynolds, Barbara Nagel, Rodman Reed, Linda Riemann, Ken Schwemmer, Jerry Sleichter, Jill Stevens, and Alene Strizke. Twelve national winners receive 500 college scholarships. the dog project winner and the sectional dairy foods winner earned the Congress trip. Dr Glenn Busset accompanied the Kansas delegation.
Today in history notes the 1941 Pearl Harbor attack that drew the United States into World War II. It also recalls a 1955 British political shift, a 1960s Cold War claim, and recent Sudan violence with casualties and injuries.
The Census Bureau will conduct for the Department of Agriculture and the Department of the Interior two surveys in December in the St Paul region. One counts people employed in farm work, the other collects national data on hunting and fishing activity for 1965. The workweek visits start December 13 to scientifically selected households, with interviewer Perina Gibbs of Pittsburgh conducting visits in this area.
The Neosho County Swine Improvement Assn board discussed future meetings and topics such as feed handling equipment feeding systems and liquid manure disposal. A barrow show for Neosho county hog raisers is planned for February and membership is open to all swine interests with Don Sailors as chairman.
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