Care in Filling Out Tax Forms Blunts Teeth of Income
Kansas farmer tax tips by John Coolidge of Kansas State University. Key issues include keeping adequate records, reducing haste, avoiding improper reporting, and choosing depreciation methods. Updates for 1966 include a gasoline credit on Form 4136, and a suspended investment tax credit with a $20,000 eligible purchase limit.
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Manhattan
Kansas
Sam
John Coolidge
Kansas State University
Congress
Coolidge
Regional 4 H Days Set Across Kansas in 16 Events
Kansas State University announces 16 regional 4 H Day events with dates February 25 Garden City Phillipsburg March 11 Great Bend Ut kus Greensburg Eldorado Effingham Seon Beloit Baldwin Burlington April 1 Girard Salina Manhattan St Francis Mound City Top county club day winners advance to regional club days Various events include demonstrations illustrated talks model club meetings project talks one act plays and musical and talent acts Open to the public at regional club days.
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Manhattan
Kansas
4-H
Kansas State University
Garden City
Phillipsburg
Great Bend
Ulysses
Greensburg
E Dorado
Effingham
Seon
Beloit
Baldwin
Burlington
Girard
Salina
St. Francis Mound City
Insects Treated as Family Warns of Pests
Kansas State University extension entomologist Dell Gates urges homeowners not to pamper insects. He cites mothproofed carpets, baseboard beetles, silverfish, termites, carpenter ants, ticks and more as hidden house guests fed by common habits. He recommends inspections and guidebooks like Insects in Kansas to manage pests.
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Manhattan
Dell Gates
Kansas State University
Gates
Kansas
Egg Outlook Dim By M E Jackson Extension Economist
Extension economist M E Jackson notes 1967 egg outlook is mixed with higher production and feed costs, possible price declines, and potential price upticks by late 1967 or 1968. Increased pullet housing and larger fall egg-breed chicks raise laying flock numbers, demanding better farm management to keep profitability. Midwest producers push to turn poultry into a business.
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M. E. Jackson Extension
Kansas State University
Midwest
Wake Island Claim by Taussig in 1899
On this date 68 years earlier Cmdr Edward Taussig raised the American flag over Wake Island and claimed it for the United States. The item notes other historical recaps including Khrushchev defending Stalin and a New York quiz show perjury case.
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Associated Press
Cmdr
Edward Taussig
Bennington
Wake Island
United States
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Josef Stalin
Moscow
Chiu En-lai
Special Sessions Court
New York City
South Carolina
U.S. Supreme Court
Veterinarian Speaker For Wilson Meeting
Wilson County Livestock Assn annual meeting opens in the courthouse basement at 7 p.m. Thursday with a covered dish dinner for members and guests. Dr. William Shields of Independence will discuss a People to People goodwill tour of European veterinary facilities, including stops in Moscow, Tbilisi, Belgium, Denmark, Poland, Germany, and England.
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Fredonia
Wilson County Livestock Assn
William Shields
Independence
Europe
Kansas
Russia
Moscow
Tbilisi
Belgium
Denmark
Poland
Germany
England
Outsiders Barred From Family Testimony Meetings
A teen asks whether his girlfriend can attend family testimony meetings. Panelists advise keeping meetings private to preserve unity and caution that inviting outsiders risks diluting the family bond. Suggestion to include her via dinner and shared prayers instead.
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Martha Lee
Box 309
Temple City
Calif
Annual Meeting Feb 4 Planned by Soil District
Erie The Neosho County Soil Conservation District sets its annual meeting for February 4 at St. Paul. January board actions report SCS assistance to 28 landowners, 105 services for planning and applications, 16 owners using practices, and 43 ACP referrals. Eight farm ponds built and dozens of waterways and terraces created.
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Erie
Neosho County
Soil Conservation District
St. Paul
Board of Supervisors
Soil Conservation Service
Glenn McKinney
Tulsa
Guy K. Beckwith
Thayer
Bernard Stegman
Eric
F. A
Mose) Johnston
South Mound
N. L. Gulick
Galesburg
Gulick
Johnston
Walter Poor
Chanute
Clair Trabue
Joe O’brien
Fred DeLane
C. P. McKinnie
SCS
Pecan foods exhibit entries sought for Kansas Nut Growers show
In Wichita on February 22, cooks can enter pecan pies cakes divinity fudge and pralines at the Broadview Hotel by 9 a.m. Winners receive cash awards. Judges positions are filled but entries may be prepared for sale after judging and recipes distributed to promote Kansas pecans.
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Manhattan
Kansas Nut Growers Annual Meeting
Wichita
Kansas
C. R. Roberts
Kansas Nut Growers Assn
Broadview
Health Post For Dierker Appointed In Topeka
Gov. Robert Docking named Dr. Hugh Dierker of Flagstaff Arizona as state health officer and executive secretary for the State Board of Health. Dr. Dierker will replace Dr. Robert H. Riedel who moves to medical health services. Riedel requested relief. Dierker trained at Creighton University and did public health work at Yale.
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Topeka
Robert Docking
Hugh Dierker
Flagstaff
Ariz
State Board of Health
Dierker
Robert H. Riedel
Riedel
State Health Office
Creighton University
Yale University
Los Angeles County
Calif
Health Department
Division of
Industrial Health
Docking
Kansas Christmas Tree Assn Elects New Leaders at KSU
Harold Gallaher of Kansas State University becomes president of the Kansas Christmas Tree Association at the annual meeting on the KSU campus. New officers include Dr Ralph Herrman vice president and Jack Slusher secretary treasurer. Carryover directors remain D C Wesche Cecil Delp Gallaher Herrman Slusher Rohde.
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Manhattan
Harold Gallaher
Kansas State University
The
Kansas Christmas Tree Assn
KSU
Ralph Herrman
Seneca
Jack Slusher
Rohn Rohde
Edwardsville
Gallaher
L. B. Stants
Abilene
Kansas
Stants
Joel Brummell
Brummel
Brummer
Ken Chapman
Silver Lake
Jess Hamilton
Harper
John Russell
DeSoto
D. C
Icefield Melt Feeds Three Oceans Through Canada Rivers
Meltwater from the Columbia Icefield in Banff and Jasper National Parks reaches the Pacific Arctic and Atlantic oceans.
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Columbia
Canada
Banff and Jasper National Parks
Pacific
Arctic
Atlantic
Chanute Tribune Briefs Page Five Focuses on Local Events
Chanute Tribune item highlights local happenings dated Tuesday January 17 1967 includes community notices and short briefs on area happenings. Readers learn about meetings school events and civic notices shaping the week.
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The
Chanute Tribune
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Humboldt
H. R. Krokstrom
Martin Baugher
Wilson Meeting
Realm
Mantha Lar
Wendell
William Brinkman
Minnesota
Allen Dogger
North Dakota
Carol Okamura
Maui
Hawaii
Ellen Tehan
New York
North Santa FE
Mid-America Petroleum Co., Inc
Slusher
Prosser
B& M Feed & Seed CO
Potter's
Iorder
Potter's Hatchery & Star
Malcolm Chanute
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