Plan Big Farm Year In Wilson County
Wilson County farmers report favorable yields and growing conditions with large farm-stored grain and extensive government loan feed grain. Planting progress varies by region, soybeans may rise, and soil conserving crops like sedan grass and red clover gain interest. Livestock production and equipment use expand while watershed and brush control efforts advance with May spraying plans.
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Fredonia
Wilson County
Kansas
Cedar Creek
Chanute
Altoona
Soil Conservation
ASC
Furniture Styles Are Explained This Season
Styles of Early American Modern and Italian Classic furniture are explained. Early American has two phases with deacon benches and trestle tables in maple birch or pine, and a refined European import influence on the East Coast. Modern pieces emphasize simple lines and easy care while Italian inspired tables use pedestals and tapered legs.
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Europe
Non Seasonal Farm Labor Demand Seen Active by Chanute Office
The Chanute Kansas State Employment Service reports higher non seasonal farm labor demand despite poor weather. Orders for full time help and short term workers gather for livestock feeding and summer field work. May through August will see strong seasonal needs with combine crews from May 20 onward and hayfield jobs preceding grain harvests in late spring.
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Chanute State Employment Office
Chanute Office
Kansas State Employment Service
Texas
Employment Service
Chanute
Cows Require Proper Ration for Healthy Calves
A South Dakota station reports cows fed a vitamin poor ration produced deformed calves and rickets. With a proper mineral balance the issues diminished. The ad promotes Pio-lak yeast vitamin mineral supplements for home rations from Ralph F. Chapman or Dannen Elevator.
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South Dakota
Ralph F. Chapman
Dannen
Farm labor demand seen strong as harvest nears
Chanute employment service reports 250 to 300 placements yearly in crops, livestock, and storage tasks. Seasonal demand concentrates May through October with many winter hires permanent. Officials anticipate farm labor demand exceeding supply locally and statewide, increasing with weather and soil conditions until fall harvest ends.
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Chanute
The
Employment Service
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Bill Forsythe
Harry Elwell
Oklahoma
EF. Crews
Forsythe
Jack Hall
George Eisele
Clarence Boyer
Wilson County Soil Conservation District
FE. A. Lloyd
Petunias
Chanute Livestock
F. L. Holden
H. R. Krokstrom
Lola
Cadillac
Ranz Motor Company
North
Lincoln
Chanute, Kansas
Deann
Peignoir
East Main
Allen Monument Company
Central
Russell Stover
Casey Drug Co