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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1956

Page

10

Employers Meet To Study Tax Changes In Unemployment

Businessmen with four or more employees are invited to a Jan. 25 clinic in the Memorial Building district courtroom. The Chanute Chamber of Commerce Kansas State Chamber of Commerce and the Employment Security Division sponsor the state tour. Attendees from Allen Neosho and Woodson counties will hear about new unemployment compensation tax schedules and earlier four to seven employee employers becoming liable. The session is free starts at 7 30 p m and will be led by Harry W Woods and John Morrison.

Carl Pate Chamber of Commerce Chanute Chamber The Kansas State Chamber of Commerce Employment Security Division State Labor Department Allen Neosho Woodson Memorial Building Pate Harry W. Woods State Chamber Service John Morrison Chanute Chamber of Commerce

Wilson Farm Meeting To Be Held Thursday

Wayne Anderson announced a Wilson County ASC meeting at High Prairie Church seven miles north of Altoona at 8 p.m. Thursday. The gathering will acquaint farmers with the 1956 agricultural conservation program.

Fredonia Wilson County High Prairie Church Altoona Wayne Anderson ASC

Farmers Warn Against Northern Seed

Mahlon Morley county agricultural agent cautions Neosho County farmers about Canadian oat seed salesmen. Northern grown oats fail in heat, deteriorate above 75 degrees during bloom to dough, yielding poorly compared with Missouri 0-205 Cherokee Andrew or other oats suited to Southeast Kansas.

Erie Mahlon Morley Neosho County Kansas

Leaders Named For New 4 H Club At Bloom er School

Mrs. Lloyd E. Ferguson and Charles E. Lacy were chosen as 4 H Community Leaders for a new 4 H Club at Blomer School Talmage. County 4 H agent Engle announced after a community meeting with more than 35 parents and children. Attendees heard 4 H values viewed slides and a film before officers were elected and plans set for the club.

Erie Lloyd E. Ferguson Charles E. Lacy St. Paul Bloomer School Talmage Eagles Engles

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