Time of Decision On Tax Questions
Farmer Green had a fine corn crop and good hog prices while Farmer Brown faced poor wheat and cattle losses, illustrating how tax management can smooth income. Kansas State University expert John H. Coolidge urges December as Tax Management Month to help farmers maximize after tax income and net worth through strategic decisions.
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Manhattan
Green
Brown
John H. Coolidge
Kansas State University
Rock Springs Ranch Expands Year Round At Junction City
Rock Springs Ranch near Junction City grows from a dairy farm to a 4-H center with heated cottages dining hall and lake. The Kansas 4-H Foundation project now serves about 130000 meals yearly with 60 percent of the 17000 campers from 46 groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junction City
Rock Springs Ranch
Lion Dollar Enterprise
Merle Eyestone
Kansas 4-H Foundation
Rock Springs
Wool Year Near End
Growers are reminded the 1967 marketing year under wool and mohair ends December 31. Payments for the year depend on completing marketing steps by then. Applications should be filed with the ASCS county office by January 31 and payments are expected to begin in April.
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Fredonia
William Huser
Wilson County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
ASCS
Huser
New Pact On Grains Signed For Three-Year Period
The International Grains Arrangement was signed by the United States and sent to the Senate for consent. It sets 14 new minimum world prices for wheats and raises U S minimums by about 23 cents a bushel. It also creates a program for 4.5 million tons of food grain or cash annually to less developed nations.
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Washington, D. C
United States
Senate
U. S
Resealing Offered On Feed Grains
Fredonia farmers with 1964 1965 and 1966 crops on reseal loans may extend the loans and reseal crops for another year after spring and summer 1968 maturity dates. William Huser, chairman of the Wilson County Agricultural Committee, says farmers gain more time to arrange storage to assure future market stability. The 1967 crop, plus wheat and soybeans, are eligible for reseal in farm and commercial storage, a first for commercially stored feed grains.
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Fredonia
William Huser
Wilson County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Huser
Wheat Trade Outlook Good for U S Exports to Latin America
The U S Wheat Mission to Latin America reports favorable prospects for the current crop season. Venezuela, Brazil, Chile and Peru show strong miller demand and a good U S price position. LAFTA preferences should not hinder exports for several years, with Venezuela as a possible exception. Latin America accounts for 10 to 15 percent of U S wheat exports.
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Washington, D. C
U.S
Latin America
Orville L. Freeman
U. S
Venezuela
Brazil
Chile
Peru
LAFTA
Latin American Free Trade Association
Fort Scott hosts ninth Kansas Nut Growers meet
The 1968 event drew 43 Kansas nut growers in Fort Scott with cash and ribbon prizes for pecans walnuts hican chicory nuts and carpathian walnuts. Kathy Lyn Ellis 18 of Fort Scott was named Kansas Pecan Queen.
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Manhattan
Kansas Nut Growers
Fort Scott
Kansas
Kathy Lyn Ellis
W. F. Thielenhaus
Fredonia
Charles Edwards
Chanute
Art Venneman
St. Paul
Edwards
Water Pollution Across Sectors and Solutions
The piece outlines multifaceted water pollution causes from urban sewage and industrial waste to farming erosion and boat-related litter. It argues for improved sewage treatment, runoff protection, soil conservation, careful fertilizer use, and industry pollution controls, urging individual citizen responsibility for sustained development.
Erie Neosho County Fair Association Meeting Planned
Erie Neosho County residents are invited to the Fair Association meeting at 7 p m Thursday in the courthouse. Topics include fairground improvements finances and changes in department classes with tentative plans for roads parking drainage and a livestock show barn. County agent Fred DeLane notes 1967 was a record fair with high entries and attendance.
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Erie
Neosho County
Fred DeLane
Kansas 1968 State Agriculture Convention in Topeka
The 1968 Kansas agricultural convention will be held at Municipal Auditorium January 10 to 12. Roy Freeland announces registration starts at 1 p.m. on the 10th. Gov. Docking and Baldy White will speak at the dinner program, with The Rivermen providing entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Roy Freeland
Robert Docking
Hubert A. (Baldy) White
Atlanta
Rivermen
Atchison
Kansas Department of Agriculture
Floyd W. Smith
Kansas Agricultural Experiment Station
George T. Chandler
Pratt Banker
More Negro Officials Predicted by Mayor
Mayor Robert C. Henry of Springfield Ohio a Negro says more Black mayors will be elected in coming years He notes there are now about six Negro mayors and recalls his own rise to the role He also mentions plans to return to Nashville someday and wonders who will greet him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville, Tenn
Robert C. Henry
Springfield
Ohio
Henry
Nashville
Beverly Briley
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Henry Jameson
Abilene
Kansas Chamber of Commerce
Barton Neubauer
Kansas Water Resources Board
Raymond J. Doll
Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City
Pat Sauble
Cedar Point
J. J. Moxley
Council Grove
George L. Smith
Kansas Fartmer
Robert Teagarden
LaCygne
Kansas State Board of Agriculture
H. R. Krokstrom
Martin Baugher
Bank of Commerce
Trust Service
Wsuay
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