Humboldt circles meet at First Baptist Church
Two WMS circles from the First Baptist Church met in members homes to study a Bible figure. Ruby Wright circle hosted by Mrs. Peters with 11 members and 3 guests. Virginia Circle hosted by Mrs. Ed Johnson planning Family Night for Feb 15 with a covered dish supper and committees.
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Lloyd Webber
Virginia Circle
Ed Johnson
Carl Pollan
Circle
Pollman
Ray Middendorf
Oliphant
Economist Robert Coppersmith to Speak at Neosho Soil Meeting
Robert Coppersmith extension economist in livestock marketing from Manhattan will be the speaker at the Neosho County Soil Conservation District annual meeting Saturday night at St. Paul. One supervisor will be elected to a three year term. three farmers will receive quality soil conservation awards. Color motion pictures will show past award recipients P A Robertson Ted Dringenberg Earl Trout and Ronald Olson. A steak supper will follow at 6 30 p m served by the Daughters of Isabella. cooperators and landowners are invited.
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Service Coop Association
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Tom Green
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Gilbert Catlon
Kansas City
Williams Brothers Pipeline Co
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Omaha
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Robert Coppersmith
Manhattan
Neosho County
Soil Conservation District
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East Kentucky
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Navy
Illinois
Colorado
Kentucky
Toastmaster’s International
Lou Rein
P. A. Robertson
Ted Dringenberg
Earl Trout
Ronald Olson
Daughters of Isabella
St. Paul School
Earl Farmer
Leo Wendling
Ernest Mader
Robert Bevins
Thomas
John Sjo
Ahmadu Bello University
Nigeria
Glenn H. Beck
Carrol W. Hess
Kathryn Sughrue
K State Hosts 2 Day Refresher For Farmers Alumni
Graduates of the 1964 and 1965 management short courses return to Kansas State University for a two day refresher and reunion. More than 100 young farmers are expected to attend Friday and Saturday at the K State Union, said Wilt on B Thomas, extension farm management economist and program chairman.
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Manhattan
Kansas State University
K State Union
Wilton B. Thomas
Extension Farm Management
Parker wheat variety to reach Kansas and Missouri farms
A new hard red winter wheat, Parker, will be available in Kansas and Missouri this fall. Release announced by Missouri Agricultural Experiment Station, USDA Crops Research Division, and Kansas Agricultural Experiment Station. Parker, developed by Kansas and USDA, has early maturity, short stiff straw, and leaf rust resistance, but susceptibility to certain mosaics and rusts.
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Manhattan
Kansas
Missouri
Missouri Agricultural Experiment Station
Crops Research Division
The
USDA
Kansas Agricultural Experiment Station
Usda Crops Research Division
Parker
Kansas Votes In Congress
AP reports Kansas members of Congress on recent roll calls. Senate rejected Mansfield’s motion to shut off debate on McGovern. 53-46 with 66 votes required for a three fifths rule change. Pearson voted for the motion. Carlson voted against. House had no major roll calls in the period.
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Washington
Kansas
Congress
Senate
Mansfield
D-Mont
McGovern
D-S.c
Clutre
Pearson
Carlson
Band Festival At Fort Scott
The Southeast Kansas band festival will be held at Fort Scott High School on Feb. 2. Senior band members from Parsons Chanute Iola Pittsburg Columbus Independence Coffeyville and Fort Scott will form a 150 piece concert band directed by Charles Emmons of the University of Missouri.
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Fort Scott
Kan
K state horticulture expands staff to aid fruit growers
Kansas State University the horticulture department increases personnel and realigns duties to boost extension teaching and research for fruit growers. New staff include extension horticulture specialist Dr Frank Morrison and joint teaching researcher Dr Neil Miles plus project leader Fred Hadle. Additional field work runs at Wathena and Chetopa with work on apple rootstocks grapes peaches and pecans.
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Manhattan
Kansas State University
Department of Horticulture
Kansas
R. W. Campbell
Campbell
Frank Morrison
Neil Miles
Fred Hadle
K-State
Miles
Erwin Altmeyer
Wathena
Jack Winter
Chetopa
Max Fogleman
Kansas State foresees solid February livestock prices
Kansas State University economists project broadly firm price prospects across livestock in February with hogs and lambs showing the strongest potential gains. Fat cattle and feeder cattle should move steady to higher as weights and feed demand influence receipts.
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Manhattan
Kansas State University
Kansas
Garden City and Mound Valley Branch Station Leaders Named
In charge of horticulture work at the Garden City Branch Station is an unnamed leader while Gary Killgore handles studies at the Mound Valley Branch Station.
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Garden City
Gary Killgore
Mound Valley
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