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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1960

Page

6

Milestone Seen In Sorghum Grains

Kansas State University researchers report hybrid sorghums exceed standard varieties in yield and vigor. Eastern Kansas saw a record sorghum crop last year amid late oats and barley planting, with the crop valued for drought tolerance and early stands. Agronomists urge careful seedbed prep and plant population based spacing for best results.

Manhattan Kansas Kansas State University Frank G. Bieberly Extension Agronomist Rieberly Bieberly

Neosho 4-Hers Attend Roundup at Kansas State

Fourteen Neosho County 4-Hers join about 1,200 youth at Kansas State University for the 36th annual 4-H Club Roundup June 7 11. They will participate in assembly programs tour campus learn project ideas visit Rock Springs Ranch near Junction City and enjoy recreation. A state 4-H chorus of 72 voices will perform at the final assembly.

ERIF Neosho County Gloria Noakes Hillcrest Stephen Olson Jolly Jayhawkers Phil Dryden Neosho Valley Busy Bees Don Janssen Ronald Knetzer Lucky 13 Bill Taylor Yancy Hudson Shamrock Danny Fickel Merla Raney Ever Joan George Pat Mills Prairie Schooners Ruby Jackson Nancy Bartholomew Sydney Naughton Mullen Rex King Willing Workers 4-H Club

Neosho County delegates to state 4H music camp

Neo sho County will send ERIE Phil Carter Busy Bees Susan Fick el and Best Yet to the State 4H Music Camp at Rock Springs Ranch June 7 11. County Agent Gale Mullen reports special instruction in music for the delegates. They will also take part in swimming horseback riding and recreation.

Erie Phil Carter Neosho Valley Busy Bees Susan Fickel Neosho County Rock Springs Ranch Gale Mullen

Accessories spice up costumes says KSU extension expert

Kansas State University extension clothing and textiles specialist Naomi Johnson advises planning accessories instead of buying pretty items. She says buyers should choose pieces that fit the wardrobe, plan one attention getter per costume, and consider garment type, color harmony, budget, and personal size.

Kansas State University Extension Naomi Johnson Miss Johnson

Fragmented description of accessories creates confusion

A jumble of purse shoes and gloves forms a blurred image leaving readers unsure of the event or context. The text implies fashion items but offers no clear details about people places or actions.

Records Required For Wool Payment

With the wool marketing year underway growers are urged to keep complete sales records for 1960 programs. Marketings since March 31 are eligible for 1960 payments, with midsummer 1961 as the payment time. The top price earner receives the largest incentive, tied to a 62 cent per pound national average.

Erie Jim Norris Neosho County

Florida Doctor D C Ambler Invented Porcelain Teeth

Dr D C Ambler a Florida physician who died in 1866 devised artificial porcelain teeth and also introduced improvements to sewing machines.

D. C. Ambler Florida

Wheat Growers To Get Notice Of Allotments

Farmers in 39 states designated as commercial will receive notice of 1961 wheat allotments as marketing quotas loom. The 1961 national wheat acreage allotment is 55 million acres, with the 2.5 billion bushel 1960 61 supply forecast, well above normal. Referendum results decide quotas and penalties or parity based price support.

Erie Jim Norris Neosho County

Erie Bins Urged Clean and Spray Before Harvest

County Agent Gale Mullen advises cleaning and spraying ERIE-Bins to store grain for harvest. Stored grain insects hide in cracks and waste grain. a thorough cleanup and spray program can reduce or eliminate problems. Methoxychlor or malathion are recommended, mixed at specified rates for bin treatment.

Erie Gale Mullen

Malathion Spraying Guideline Before Harvest

Mix one pint of premium grade 57 per cent emulsion with three gallons of water. Spray walls to run-off and apply two to three weeks before harvest to allow insects to emerge and be killed by contact with sprayed surfaces.

Kinne Buys Bull Kenneth Kinne Purchases Joan's Lucky Lad

Kenneth Kinne of Erie purchases Joan's Lucky Lad a junior yearling Milking Shorthorn bull from Joan Starbuck of Thayer. Lucky Lad is purebred sired by TOPS 7 Royal Dairman out of Retauh Mermaid 53d. Sale reported by the American Milking Shorthorn Society Springfield Missouri.

Kenneth Kinne Erie Joan

Nine From Area Get KU Degrees

Five Chanute residents and four area students received degrees from Kansas University in Lawrence. Hum boldt graduates include Charles Patrick Womack doctor of philosophy in electrical engineering Philip Anthony Emery bachelor of science in geology Jerome Wayne Bailey bachelor of science in journalism Karen Joanne Krueger bachelor of arts in American civilization and international relations Chanute residents earning bachelor degrees are Sylvia Joan Shaffer medical technology Donald Gene White geological engineering Barbara Rae Wilson occupational therapy Donna Jean Ashley elementary education Marilyn Margaret Mull zoology

Chanute Kansas _ University Lawrence Humboldt Charles Patrick Womack Philip Anthony Emery Jerome Wayne Bailey Karen Joanne Krueger Yates Center Sylvia Joan Shaffer Donald Gene White Barbara Rae Wilson Donna Jean Ashley Marilyn Margaret Mull

Thirteen Named to Dean's Honor Roll at Junior College

Thirteen junior college students earned places on the Dean's Honor Roll for the second semester of 1959-60. Eligibility required 12 credit hours and a 2.25 GPA. Recipients include Larry Barlow Milford Driskill Rex Locke John Oshel Kenneth Ostrander Milton Sheffer Cecil Watts Don Youst Phyllis Carder Karen Earnest Dorothy Elsten Lloydena Olinger and Diana Turner.

Larry Barlow Milford Driskill Rex Locke John Oshel Kenneth Ostrander Milton Sheffer Cecil Watts Don Youst Phyllis Carder Karen Earnest Dorothy Elsten Lloydena Olinger Diana Turner

How Can I Keep Wood Screens From Rusting and Rotting

Use calking compound on the edges of the screening where it is tacked to the frame. Then tack the molding over the screen forcing the calking through the screen to fill irregularities. Scrap away excess calking and paint the screens.

Pio-lak Yeast Mineral Vitamin Supplement Ad

The product claims io-lak yeast mineral can be fed with home grown grains to aid digestion and elimination. It asserts animals assimilate more food value, saving proteins, leading to faster growth, higher production, and greater profit.

Hum boldt Elevator Mills Seeks Livestock Solutions

A friendly call to discuss livestock problems with The Hum boldt Elevator Mills. The note promises access to science driven formulas and improved methods.

Humboldt

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