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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1959
Page
5
Carol Ralphs, the 1959 American Dairy Princess from Ferron Utah, will tour during June Dairy Month as official ambassador of good will. She will appear on radio and TV nationally and at personal events, promoting dairy foods and vitality from her 300 acre farm background.
Dairy farming dominates American agriculture with over a million dairy farms across all states including Alaska. More than two million people support the system that sustains dairy supply in stores and homes, while Americans spend about ten billion dollars yearly on dairy and stockholders earn annual dividends exceeding fifty million dollars.
Erie residents report on activities in Wichita and Neodesha as Vocational Agriculture instructors attend state livestock judging meeting and district workshop. Larry Wheeles returns home after a week at Kansas University Medical Center and prepares to enter sophomore year next fall. Mr and Mrs Dwane Ferguson and daughter Jan Aleene visit from Fort Collins Colorado.
The Chanute Tribune notes Bossy the dairy cow as official queen of Dairy Month. June is celebrated as Dairy Month with Bossy portrayed as a cheerful symbol promoting milk production and the dairy industry's harmony with farmers and grasslands.
The Hank Bruse family of Pratt traveled toward Colorado on horseback saying they simply enjoy riding. The report notes an injury or broken event during the journey albeit without full details.
Bruse and his two children Jan and Bill set out by car three days after Bruse’s arm in a cast was injured in a fall. They aimed for Arapahoe, Colorado, about 200 miles distant, planning to reach by Thursday. Mrs Bruse travels in a pickup with sleeping and cooking facilities.
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