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Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1956

Page

4

Wilson Men Plan Fair Association

Thirty Wilson County citizens organize a Wilson County Fair Association Inc. to oversee a fair with assets over five thousand dollars. Ted Myers Jr. named chairman, C. E. Cauble secretary, Charles Parker Jr. treasurer, and a nine member board elected for terms up to three years. The plan focuses on alfalfa in wide row corn, aiming to boost feed and reduce soil erosion while using Wisconsin research on one-pass planting to save time and resources.

Chicago Fredonia Wilson County Wilson County Fair Association Inc Middle West University of Wisconsin Crosse Ted Myers Jr C. E. Cauble Charles Parker Jr Lewis Cline Rex Thomas Lowell Shire Philip Wing Byron Porter Myers Gilbert Borland Marvin Ambrose Orlie Chapman Lee Thomas Thomas D. Hampson Art Peterson Wisconsin Peterson

Sleeping sickness warnings from veterinary leaders urge mosquito control

Veterinary officials advise keeping animals away from swampy areas and implementing strong insect control. The Foundation notes symptoms mimic heat stroke rabies and other illnesses, stressing accurate diagnosis and that losses can reach 60 percent in unvaccinated herds. Afflicted horses and mules should be isolated under insect free conditions to stop spread.

Foundation

Weed Killer Picks Emphasize 2,4-D Content Over Brand

Agronomist W. M. Phillips explains that weed killer value hinges on 2,4-D content per gallon rather than total price. He notes two formulations ester and amine salt, with esters delivering faster action but risking crop injury, while amines are cheaper and gentler on crops. Volatility and fumes, not drift, affect spray choice and safety.

W. M. Phillips Ft. Hays

Sleep Ailment Danger Near Sleep Ailment Danger Near

A Des Moines Iowa report warns of sleeping sickness in horses and mules spread by biting insects. The American Foundation for Animal Health urges prompt action with annual vaccination, noting immunity lasts one season and warmer weather raises insect numbers.

Des Moines American Foundation For Animal Health

Ration Tests Compare Roughage to Grain for Beef Gain

Kansas State College tests show 1 part alfalfa to 3 parts grain yields 2.2 pounds daily gains in 700 pound heifers, versus 2.32 with 1 to 5. Heifers on the leaner ration consume 200 pounds less grain and 200 pounds more alfalfa in 125 days. Different roughages show little carryover effect after three years. prairie hay alfalfa hay sorghum silage and corn cobs with supplements yield similar daily gains around 2.1 to 2.2 pounds.

Kansas State College Manhattan Lester Griffith

Jersey Breeders Plan Springfield Meeting

Springfield Missouri hosts the 88th annual American Jersey Cattle Club meeting in early June drawing Jersey owners from across the United States and several foreign countries for the largest gathering of Jersey breeders in southwestern Missouri.

Springfield Missouri American Jersey Cattle Club United States

Farmers Must Track Gasoline Use for Federal Refunds

Farmers should start keeping precise records of gasoline used in farming after June 30 to qualify for a refund of the federal excise tax. Claims must be filed on form 2240 between June 30 and October 1 with the U S District Director of Internal Revenue.

Fredonia Lester Griffith U. S. District Director of Internal Revenue Internal Revenue Offices

Farm Tax Clarifications and Gasoline Refund Policy

The notice explains that refunds are not available for gasoline used off the farm for transportation on public roads. It also clarifies that a farm may be operated by a custom operator or a neighbor in relation to cultivating soil or harvesting crops.

Wilson County Men Buy Western Sheep

Wilson County farmers bought 230 western yearling ewes through the county cooperative buying program. The ewes cost 15.55 dollars each in Texas with 67 cents per head freight. Purchasers include Bob Compton Alta Polson John Stover Roe Krebs Murray Orr Fred Atherton Everett Olson Lee Campbell Loren Van Huser.

Fredonia Wilson County Lester Griffith Texas Bob Compton Alta Polson John Stover Roe Krebs Murray Orr Fred Atherton Everett Olson Lee Campbell Loren van Huser

Guernsey Association Reelects Its President

PETERBOROUGH New Hampshire R H McMurtie of Huntingburg Indiana was reelected president of the American Guernsey Cattle Club at its 79th annual meeting in Philadelphia. Lloyd B Wescott Clinton New Jersey was elected first vice president and Kent B Hayes Oklahoma City Oklahoma second vice president. E B Musser and R D Stewart remain executive director and secretary. A separate note states in 1890 only 4.5 percent of married women had jobs, now 23 percent.

Peterborough N.H R. H. McMurtie Huntingburg Ind American Guernsey Cattle Club Philadelphia Lloyd B. Wescott Clinton, N.J Kent B. Hayes Oklahoma City Okla E. B. Musser R. D. Stewart

UNESCO Board Meeting Held at Federated Church Erie

The Neosho County UNESCO executive board met last night at the Federated church with twelve board members and five guests. Rev. J. R. Torrence presided, and three new members were reported. Brian Liedst won the U.N. essay contest and received a five dollar prize. The next meeting is set for June 25 at the Meeker home with Rev. Black as speaker at a dinner gathering. Arizona population rose 23.8 percent from April 1, 1950 to July 1, 1954.

Erie Neosho County Unesco Executive Board Federated Church Henry Watkins J. R. Torrence Wright Horton Thayer Brian Liedst U.N Watkins United Nations Neosho Unesco Walter Meeker Black Scotland Iola Ray Carter Ray Grillet St. Paul Mahlon Morley Meeker Torrence Eric L. K. Olson Earlton Horton J. LeRoy Barker Lee Francis Clyde Russell Chanute

Judge rules charitable trust valid in Wellington case

Judge B M Dunham denied Mrs. Catherine Billings bid to set aside the Harry L Woods trust. He held the will creates a valid charitable trust and that Billings receives income only if her assets dip below need. With assets over 50 000, she is not entitled to income from the 150 000 estate. City of Wellington opposed the suit with City Attorney W M Ferguson.

Wellington B. M. Dunham Chanute Sumner County District Court Catherine Billings Harry L. Woods Wellington Daily News Dunham

California Panty Raid Penalties Hit 14 UC Students

Berkeley officials penalize four UC students for a May 16 panty raid. Dismissal recommended for one, two receive half year suspensions, and two seniors are off the graduation list. Officials report about 10000 dollars in damage to dorms and clothing from the raid in which about two thousand men participated.

Berkeley Calif University of California

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