Dream Extension Cabin Plan No 5928 Offered by USDA
Dreaming of a mountain or lake vacation cabin this 24 by 24 foot frame structure is expandable to three bedrooms. The movable living room storage wall and reconfigurable bedroom partitions make expansion simple. Plans suit hot air hot water or electric heat and allow future use as a garage. exterior walls can be built with a lintel for a future garage door. Send $1 to Dale Schindler at Kansas State University for Plan No 5928.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Cial
Dale Schindler
Umberger Hall
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Loosen Compact Soil With Deep Chiseling After Levelling
Deep chiseling after land leveling loosens compacted soil to allow deeper freezing this winter and improves soil for next year’s crop. The rough surface from chiseling helps reduce wind erosion.
The Chanute Tribune Lineup for November 26 1963
The Chanute Tribune from November 26 1963 reports local news developments and community notices for Tuesday, including event notices, school news, and public service updates affecting residents of Chanute and surrounding areas.
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The
Chanute Tribune Pa
Mechanizing Costs Listed For Feeding
Neosho County farmers weigh mechanizing silage feeding for 50 cows says Bill Dickson. Roughage needs 300 tons annually and handling costs range from 1.80 to 2.10 dollars per ton depending on equipment. Breakeven at about 50 cows hinges on capital, operator health, and future production plans. Mechanization may extend productive years and favor expansion beyond 50 cows.
Wiring Deficiency Causes Lost Voltage
County agent Bill Dickson explains that undersized wiring causes voltage drop reducing heating efficiency by about 20 percent and lighting by 30 percent. Upgrading entrance wires service switches and adding circuits can fix most low voltage trouble in homes and buildings.
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Bill Dickson
Dickson
Don Sailors Elected Extension Chairman
Don Sailors of Erie R 3 was elected chairman of the Neosho County Agricultural Extension Council at the annual meeting Nov 15. Mrs. Raymond Carter of Parsons R 1 was elected secretary. Re-elected treasurer was JJ Benton of Chanute. Other board members elected for the coming year were Bob Smith of Erie R 2 Rabern Powers of Earlton Adrian Coomes of St. Paul F A Prosser of Chanute R 1 Mrs Kenneth Hasty of Chanute R 3 and Glen Hanson of Chanute.
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ERIE
Don Sailors
Erie R. 3
Neosho County Agricultural Extension Council
Raymond Carter
Parsons R. 1
JJ Benton
Chanute
Bob Smith
Erie R. 2
Rabern Powers
Earlton
Adrian Coomes
St. Paul
F. A. Prosser
Chanute R. 1
Kenneth Hasty
Chanute R. 3
Glen Hanson
Rural recreation market opens for farmers nationwide
Erie reports that the Soil Conservation Service promotes Rural Recreation Enterprises for Profit, a new U S Department of Agriculture guide. It outlines vacation farms picnic areas fishing waters camping and cottage sites with legal financing and advertising tips. Local landowners are urged to contact SCS for copies and explore idle land as a new income source.
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Soil Conservation Service
U. S. Department of Agriculture
AIB
SCS
C. P. McKinnie
America
McKinnie
Thorough Landscape Watering Before Winter
Erie county agricultural agent Bill Dickson warns that thorough watering of landscape plantings before the frost is as important now as in summer. Broad and narrow leaved evergreens keep foliage and emit moisture, and sunny or windy sites need more water. Ground stays frozen most winter, so water is locked and plants suffer winter burn without deep watering. If the ground thaws, give the plant another drink.
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Erie
Bill Dickson
Dickson
Battery Chargers Back In Season For Cold Weather
Erie experts note chargers help winter starts by restoring full charge and warming the battery to raise available power. A 3 to 6 amp unit, U S approved with automatic shutoff, and automatic overload protection are advised. Check water level, caps, and never disconnect while on. Explosive gases may ignite from sparks. Chargers aid off season storage and power tool batteries.
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U.S
Local farmers boost livestock with quality Feed products
More farmers adopt our Feed to raise livestock and poultry output. They rely on full value from our products and are urged to visit us for all Feed needs.
Bambick Elected Wilson Extension Council Chairman
Fredonia reports the Wilson County Agriculture Extension Council elected John Bambick as chairman at its annual meeting held at the courthouse. Alva Lambert, Willard Collins, and John Deer were succeeded in their posts as chairman, secretary, and treasurer respectively. The new executive board includes Frank Baker and others with plans for 1964 activities.
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Wilson County Extension Board
Frank Baker
George Hyde
Orlan Taylor
Charles Neuenschwander
Kenneth Frankenberg
Ralph Vandeveer Jr
Cecil York
John Bambick
Bud Clary
Bambick
Wilson Extension Council
Fredonia
Wilson County Agriculture Extension Council
Alva Lambert
Willard Collins
John Deer
Extension Council
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Purina
B&m Feed & Seed Co
E. Main
Neosho County
Ralph F. Chapman OR
Wirer
Marvin Ambrose
C. J. Jordan
Wayne Anderson
C. A. Compton
Ray Hoss
Kansas
Cecil Eyestone
Carolyn Kelsey
Dan Pherigo
Wilson County
S. Central
Massey-Ferguson
First National of
Strange Tractor & Implement Company
Shaw
Larry Strange
Glenn Strange
Implement Company
Neal McCoy
First National Bank
Neal
First National
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