World Food Supply Conservation Meeting Highlights Global Focus
At Pittsburg Kansas, 106 attendees of the Soil Conservation Society of America stressed global food needs as population grows. Einar Roget urged viewing land and water as worldwide resources. Gary Bobst warned of rapid land-use change while urging local action and federal support. George Moore highlighted silting and pollution impacts on Kansas streams and fish. Dr. Harold Jones called for public will, not just technology, to advance conservation. Emmet Caress was elected Kansas council president with new officers named. Attending locals: Mr and Mrs Charles McKinnie and Mr and Mrs Joe O'Brien.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soil Conservation Society of America
Pittsburg
Emmet Caress
Parsons
Technician
Kansas Council of the Soil Conservation Society
Earl Bondy
Salina
Caress
Robert Winteroth
SCS
Norton
Norman Sawyer
Yates Center
Gerald Calhoun
Pratt
Charles McKinnie
Eric
Joe O'Brien
St. Paul
Bean Loan Date Near for 1966 soybeans in Wilson County
Wilson County farmers have a limited window to obtain 1966 soybean price support loans at 2.40 per bushel with a July 31 maturity. June 30 is the loan availability deadline. Loans can be through warehouse or farm stored loans and via purchases, with cooperatives allowed to obtain support for members. U.S. 1966 soybean crop value is about $2.6 billion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fredonia
William Huser
Wilson County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Wilson County
CCC
U. S
Spinach Freshens Broth With Quick Wilt Method
A cooking tip suggests adding shredded raw spinach to chicken broth just before serving. The spinach should not be cooked in the broth long. it will wilt lightly and keep a bright green color. This preserves color while delivering spinach flavor.
Neosho County Supervisors OK Conservation Farm Plans
At the June meeting the Neosho County Soil Conservation District approved conservation farm plans for operators Leon Corbett Erie Robert C Collins Stark Chester Ludlum Uniontown William L Crow Wichita Glen L Swiler Galesburg and Charles L Ludlum Gerald Van Leeuwen Walnut Revised plans were approved for Oscar D Swiler Chanute and Harold Neises Parsons Conservationist C P McKinnie reported 99 services in the past month plus 1596 feet of diversions 3684 feet of terraces four farm ponds and 12 acres of grassed waterways prepared for seeding Attending were Walter Poor Clair Trabue Loy Reinhardt F A Johnston Fred DeLane McKinnie James Beech Glen Dunlop Lockett training as soil conservationist in Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ERIE
Neosho County
Walter Poor
Chanute
Board of Supervisors
Clair Trabue
Galesburg
Loy Reinhardt
Eric
F. A. Johnston
South Mound
Fred DeLane
McKinnie
James Beech
Glen Dunlop
The
Soil Conservation Service
Hen
Good Profit Seen In Ewe Flocks
MANHATTAN Spring lamb markets peaked in May at a 15 year high. Kansas State University expert W E McAdams notes ewes use roughage from land with minimal grain. Kansas climate favors fall lambs marketable by late spring. Kansas sheep numbers down 6 percent, 377 thousand on farms. A 400 head ewe flock may gross 10 to 12 thousand dollars. Yearling ewes available in Southwest at 21 or 22 dollars each with prices expected higher next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan
W. E. McAdams
Kansas State University
McAdams
Kansas
Southwest
Kismet at Starlight Theater Next Week
Kansas City stage notes that Starlight Theater prepares for the arrival of Kismet starring Gordon MacRae. The operetta follows an impoverished poet who becomes emir of Baghdad in a single day and involves a marriage arrangement with the Caliph. The production promises colorful bazaars, dancers, and Arabian Nights flair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Starlight
Kansas City
Starlight Theater
Gordon MacRae
Baghdad
Mary Alice Hill Seeks Divorce in Neosho County Case
Mary Alice Hill files for divorce in the Neosho County District Court at Chanute. The petition prays for equitable relief and sets July 31, 1967 as the response deadline for Eddie W. Hill. Attorney for the petitioner is John C. Rubow of Chanute. Clerk of the District Court Mary Lee Frederick seals the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute Tribune
District Court OF
Neosho County
Kansas
Chanute
Mary Alice Hill
Eddie W. Hill
State OF Kansas
John C. Rubow
Also Mentioned on This Page
World Food Supply Conservation Care
C. P. McKinnie
Einar Roget
New Mexico
Roget
Soil Conservation Society
Gary Bobst
Lincoln
Neb
Bobst
George Moore
Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Moore
Harold Jones
Jones
H. R. Krokstrom
Chanate HE
Martin Baugher
Hine
Us Moat
First National Bank
Chanute's Oldest Bank
Cloes
Tribune
OK Farm Plans
Ludlum
Gerald van Leeeuwen
Walnut
Oscar D. Swiler
Harold Neises
L. Lockett
Bibb County
Alabama
Lockett
A and M College
Normal
Ala
Byers
ACME
Conesas Kegsicmee
Potter's
S. Malcolm HE
USDA
Little Miss Muffet Fame
Ture
Amer
Iean
Disney’s
One Food Center
Hanute, Kansas
Foodtown
Family Shopping
Yas Grocery
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