Farm Management School Comes of Age in Kansas
The Institute of Farm and Ranch Management near Tyre, affiliated with Southeast Kansas Vocational School in Coffeyville, has grown from an open field to a modern complex with 43 students and a self funded operation. It offers courses in beef and hog production, farm administration, engineering and irrigation, with unique student designed feedlots and a water reclamation irrigation plan using a feedlot pond. The first class graduates this spring with four to one job ratio and starting pay up to 960 dollars monthly, while plans limit annual grads to 20–25 to maintain quality.
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Coffeyville
Institute of Farm and Ranch Management
Adair
Kansas State Board of Health
Kansas
Oklahoma
Colorado
Texas
Nebraska
Illinois
State of Kansas
Notice of Administratrix Appointment in Elder Estate
In the probate court of Neosho County Kansas Annie Catherine Joy appointed administratrix of the estate of Sadie M Elder deceased on February 25 1972 Creditors heirs and devisees must file claims within nine months from first publication or be barred Attorneys for Administratrix Balch & Bailey Chanute Kansas 66720 Probate Judge Alberta Gough seal.
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Chanute Tribune
Neosho County
Kansas
Sadie M. Elder
Probate
Balch & Bailey
South Steuben Avenue
Chanute
Alberta Gough
Farm labor bill may spark Kansas farm worker organizing
Kansas unions say a bill to curb farm labor activity could backfire and trigger organizing across feedlots sale barns and sugar beet fields. AFL-CIO leader Yount predicts surveys of agriculture labor and possible migrant worker unionization if the measure stands. Fierro notes strategic use for organizing by migrant workers amid court and constitutional questions.
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Topeka
Kansas
H. J. Yount
Kansas State Federation of Labor
Afl-Cio
Farm Bureau and
Kansas Livestock Association
Robert Docking
Fierro
Yount
Pioneer water mill frames Ozarks museum with antique Beams
Point Lookout Missouri AP A new pioneer water mill at the School of the Ozarks uses antique equipment from Missouri and nearby states. Beams from Carthage date back before 1803 and 1830 35 the beams were given to retired miller W D Cameron who coordinates the project. The mill will be 30 by 80 feet three stories tall built of stone and rough siding and powered by Lake Honor runoff water with a 12 foot overshot wheel and water turbine from the 1800s.
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Point Lookout
School of the Ozarks
Missouri
Carthage
W. D. Cameron
Tom Morrow
Morrow Milling Co
Norris Grain Co
Cameron
Morrows
the Ozarks
Henry C. Cowgill
Hubert Edwards
Kansas City
Ralph Foster
Harding Wyman
Lake Honor
Classified ads require earlier submission
Notice explains same day service for classified ads placed before 9 30 a m on weekdays or 1 p m Friday for Saturday editions display style ads must be placed by 12 noon the preceding day Dial 431 4100 for more details.
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Dial
Tailoring Drug Doses to Individual Patients
Northwestern pharmacologist Dr. Arthur J. Atkinson Jr seeks personalized therapy by linking blood drug levels to patient weight liver function and genetics. He notes healthy volunteer data may misrepresent ill patients and cites epilepsy treatment with diphenylhydantoin showing variable blood levels despite identical doses. He received 125000 from Burroughs Wellcome Fund to create a clinical pharmacology division and study 120 epileptics across Passaic and affiliated hospitals.
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Chicago
Northwestern University
Arthur J. Atkinson Jr
Burroughs Wellcome Fund
Atkinson
Frank's Shine Parlor at Tioga Hotel offers shoe and hat care
Classified notice promotes Frank's Shine Parlor at the Tioga Hotel with shoe polishing hat blocking and cleaning services. Hours are 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. weekdays and 7:30 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. Sunday. Coupon redemption in March advertised via Glamour and Ladies' Home Journal at Merle Norman Studio in Ward's Bootery. Alcoholics Anonymous help line listed.
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Frank
Tioga Hotel
Glamour
Ladies’ Home Journal
Merle Norman
Ward
Found terrier ad offers free pickup for three days
Small terrier located five miles east of the post office and one and a quarter miles south is offered free to the finder for three days. Call 431 4100 or 431 4325 to reclaim.
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Arlene Tee
Joesens
Manuel Fierro
Senate
Jerry Harper
Wichita
House
Passavant Memorial Hospital
Northwestern Medical School
Trey
H & R Block
East Main
Alcoholics Anonymous
The
Kansas City, Star
Church of God
SG & W Tractor & Tire Co
S. Santa Fe