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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1961

Page

5

Price Outlook for 1962 Cattle and Hogs

Manhattan reports that cattle prices in 1962 are expected to be slightly lower than 1961, with total cattle on farms near 99 million head and a modest yearly rise in numbers. Lamb prices should rise strongly, milk fat lambs may top around $20 to $21, and hog prices are seen recovering 50 to 75 cents in the winter with a profitable year ahead if farrowings grow conservatively.

Manhattan R. L. Coppersmith Kansas State University Coppersmith

Tree Shrub Spray Provides Protection From Rabbits

Erie county agricultural agent Bill Dickson notes thiram based preparations such as Arasan SF X and Tersan 75 are effective and inexpensive for guarding young trees and shrubs. Mix as directed with asphalt water emulsion and apply to trunks up to rabbit reach using brush or spray. alternative is a circular wire barrier, removed before bark contact to avoid girdling.

Erie Bill Dickson

Farm School Planned Soon

Erie area farmers are invited to attend the Farm Business School led by Neosho County agent Bill Dickson at the courthouse starting January 8 at 1 30 p m The six 12 hour lessons over six weeks cover finances current operations farm and soil resources and suitable crops and livestock Free registration available at the Erie Extension office

Erie Neosho County Bill Dickson

Clean Coffee Makers Best for Quality Brews Says Agent

Erie experts advise washing coffee makers with hot water and detergent then rinsing. Periodic interior cleaning uses a soda and water boil except for aluminum parts which must not use soda. Do not scour interior of makers.

Erie Shelby Wells

Old Fire Station Sale Yields Bushel of Oats

A Des Moines business firm bought an old fire station and began remodeling. Fred J. Reineke, head of the firm, removed ceiling moulding and uncovering a storage area where a half bushel of oats fell out. The station’s horse drawn equipment had been replaced by motorized gear in 1914.

Des Moines, Iowa Fred J.reineke

Neosho Farms Sign Up for 1962 Winter Wheat Program

Neosho County growers on 900 farms signed up for the 1962 winter wheat stabiliza tion and barley feed grain program by the December 1 deadline. About 60 percent of county farms producing winter wheat and barley are included. Diversions total 9 000 acres to conservation uses to qualify for payments and price support. Advance payments of 140 000 dollars were issued during signup.

Erie Neosho County Glen Neely

Four-County Stock and Soil Schools Announced for Kansas

Winter livestock soils and crops schools will be held in 17 eastern Kansas counties in January and February. E. A. Cleavinger and Wendell A. Moyer of Kansas State University Extension Service will lead sessions on feed crop energy, protein quality, fertilizer and lime tests, and livestock feeding systems with venues in Neosho Erie and other county towns. The Neosho meeting starts at 10 a.m. and ends by 3 p.m.

Manhattan Kansas E. A. Cleavinger Wendell A. Moyer Kansas State University Extension Service Extension Agronomist Moyer Lyon Morris Neosho Coffey Woodson Anderson Bourbon Wilson Allen Chase Marion Linn Crawford Montgomery Elk Cowley Neosho County Legion Hall Erie

Shrubs Give Indoor And Outdoor Beauty

Broadleaf evergreens and color season shrubs provide indoor and outdoor decoration. Plant well adapted varieties at doors or near windows for year round appeal. Readily used greens include hollygrape mahonia Japanese wintercreeper euonymus boxwood and several conifers.

Adequate Water Supply Important for Livestock Winter

Water intake drives feed consumption and gain efficiency in livestock. Ensure adequate water in winter as animals will not consume ice or very cold water in required amounts. Prepare to use heat to provide drinking water if needed.

Kansas University Egg Growth Test Reports Issued

Four-site Kansas multiple unit egg production test results released by Gayner Mc Daniel at Kansas State University cover growth mortality to 140 days, egg production and feed per dozen eggs. Strains tested include Ames Incross, Babcock, Cornell, DeKalb, H N Nick Chick, Hy Line, Kimber, with 1,000 to 1,800 birds per farm.

Manhattan Kansas Gayner McDaniel Extension Poultryman Kansas State University Kansas State Penitentiary August Sheetz Topeka John Oden Sterling Norman Janssen Lyons McDaniel Ames Incross Babcock Cornell DeKalb Nick Chick Honegger Hy- Line Kimber Waters Hall

Training Activity in Meats Scheduled

Neosho County 4 H members are invited to a Thursday 2 p.m. training meeting at the Extension office. The session will stress identification and selection of meat cuts, judging quality and preparation in meats utilization.

Erie Neosho County 4-H

Cuba ministers build underground missile pad says refugee

Roberto Marrero who fled Havana claims Fidel Castro's government constructed an underground missile launching pad in Pinar del Rio Province with help from Iron Curtain experts. He says the site is heavily guarded by militiamen who finished a 60 day missile training course by Soviet and Czech technicians.

Fidel Castro Iron Curtain Roberto Marrero Havana Pinar del Rio

Girard Bank cashier Charles Tinder dies at 58

Charles Tinder, longtime Girard National Bank cashier of 36 years, died Sunday night in Girard Kansas. He retired six months ago and was 58.

Girard, Kan Charles Tinder Girard National Bank

Mechanical Silage Loader May Pay Off

Neosho County farmers weigh mechanization to feed 300 tons of silage for 50 cows. Hand feeding costs about 2.10 dollars per ton versus 2 dollars per ton with a mechanical loader, with capital, operator health, and future expansion as key factors in deciding break even.

Erie Neosho County Bill Dickson

Laurence Parker Dies at Pittsburg State College

Laurence Parker 82 longtime supervisor of vocational education at Pittsburg State College died Sunday night He and his wife would have observed their 44th wedding anniversary Christmas day Parker served from 1924 to 1946 retirement and his passing marks notable loss for the college community

Pittsburg Laurence Parker Pittsburg State College

White Christmas Shines Over New Orleans Snow

In New Orleans two youngsters woke to a rare white Christmas after William Nungesser spread six tons of chipped ice on his front lawn Sunday night and four more tons on Christmas morning. His children Nancy 4 and Billy 2 built a four foot snowman and enjoyed the scene before the sun melted it.

New Orleans William Nungesser Nancy Billy

Discounts Rumors of Bomb Cause Flight Grounding

An Eastern Air Lines plane at Friendship International Airport was searched after a bomb rumor prompted police to ground the aircraft for about two hours. The tip from the airline's Washington office led to a precautionary check as 66 passengers disembarked while investigators cleared the alert.

Baltimore SAP Eastern Air Lines Friendship International Airport J. E. Baker Washington Syracuse N.Y Nashville

Christmas Holidays Slow Car Production

Detroit AP reports auto plants cut output during Christmas holidays with many facilities running three days and Chrysler stopping assembly at five plants between Christmas and New Year. This week’s production figures were expected to be well below prior levels.

Detroit Chrysler Corp Assembly

Automotive production shifts from year to year

The Chanute Tribune reports last week production at 147,886 cars and 26,202 trucks, down 10.6 percent from the prior week’s 165,366 cars. The week ended December 16 saw 28.5 percent more cars than the 115,055 built in 1960.

The Chanute Tribune United States Automotive News

Communist Albania China form joint ship company

In Peiping a Albanian trade mission and Chinese officials signed an agreement to create a joint stock shipping company to develop maritime links between Albania and China. The move was announced by the New China News Agency.

Tokyo China Albania New China News Agency Peiping

Bride in Fort McClellan wedding linked to WAC officer

The 44 year old bride, a WAC battalion commander at Fort McClellan Alabama, traveled from Williamstown Massachusetts for her wedding. She has served 19 years in the Women’s Army Corps and will depart for the ceremony after arriving from her base assignment. Franco leaves hospital with sling after hunting injury. left index finger torn when shotgun barrel exploded near Madrid. investigation launched.

Wac Ft.McClellan Ala Williamstown Mass Women’s Army Corps Madrid Spain Francisco Franco

Volunteer Duty On Christmas Day

Rabbi Samuel A. Friedman of B'Nai Israel fulfilled his annual Christmas Day relief duty for the New Hanover County sheriff's office in Wilmington North Carolina.

Wilmington N.C Samuel A. Friedman Congregation B'Nai Israel New Hanover County

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