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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1968
Page
8
Kansas State University economist Don Pretzer foresees price declines for corn soybeans and grain sorghums this fall due to near record 1968 crop sizes high stocks and rising supply. He notes price recovery hinges on farmers storing grain or taking loans to lift prices and cover storage and interest costs.
In Neosho County Kansas sitting in Chanute, Robert Pennington executor for Louis Franklin Ingle seeks judgment to quiet title on the North 60 feet of Lot 3 and South 61% feet of Lot 2, Block 49, Town of New Chicago Chanute. Defendants and unknown heirs must plead by December 4, 1968. otherwise a decree will be entered. Attorneys Henshall and Pennington, Chanute. Clerk Mary Lee Frederick.
Neosho Extension notes explain how nitrate nitrogen moves with moisture in soil, while ammonia nitrogen and potassium stay with clay and organic matter. Phosphorus moves little. phosphorus starters may help crops start, especially in cool springs. Potassium may leach mainly under heavy rainfall on fallow ground. crops then can absorb native phosphorus once rooted.
In Neosho County Probate Court Kansas case 7-2-E Ophelia O. Zimmerman as administratrix seeks final settlement of Junior T. Zimmerman also known as Thomas J. Zimmerman deceased. Defenses due by November 21, 1968 at 3:00 PM in Erie Court. Attorneys Wheeler and Mitchellson Pittsburg Kansas 66762.
Annual meeting of the Neosho County Fair Association set for 8 p m Thursday in the county courthouse meeting room. Open to all interested. board elections and fair improvements to be discussed as next year’s dates are planned.
Observance will begin November 22 with Kiwanis clubs nationwide co sponsoring the event alongside the Department of Agriculture. The national observance highlights farm city relations and agricultural awareness nationwide.
Thirteen Kansas Cooperative Extension Service staffers were initiated into the Epsilon Sigma Phi honorary Extension fraternity during the Extension conference at Kansas State University. Raymond E. Wary Jr., Woodson county agricultural agent, was among the initiates.
The report notes a man who has eliminated at least twenty animal species since the start of the century.
Dr. Homer K. Caley of Kansas State University advises late fall as the proper time to treat horses for bot infestation. The life cycle spans 10 to 11 months, with eggs laid on legs and mouth areas and larvae causing stomach inflammation. treatment may cause rare colic, so consult a veterinarian for product and method.
Kansas State University hosts a new $175000 headquarters for 16 Extension foresters serving forestry and rural fire protection programs. The facility includes offices a cold storage area a tree shipping room and a maintenance garage. K State foresters store and distribute over 12 million trees yearly across 26 species and have converted 1500 surplus army vehicles into fire trucks serving 275 rural Kansas areas protecting 35 million acres. Roses for oil are produced mainly by India Iran Balkan countries and France.
The Sheep judging school and contest for 4-H and FFA members is set for November 16 at the Kansas state fairgrounds in Hutchinson. The event, led by W. E. McAdams of Kansas State University, begins at 9 a.m. and is sponsored by the Kansas Purebred Sheep Breeders Association, with judging of six breeding and market lamb classes and a sale of registered purebred sheep following.
More than 125 Sunflower State 4-H'ers will attend the Kansas 4-H Congress in Wichita from Oct 31 to Nov 2. Delegates earn the educational trip for achievements in citizenship, personal development, foods and nutrition, crops, recreation, civil defense and weed control. Kansas 4-H Foundation funds the awards program. Lois VanCleave, Rebecca Long, and Diane Lassman are on the Neosho County home improvement judging team.
In Seoul the U S Air Force reports an F4C Phantom from Osan Air Base missing since Saturday with two crew aboard. The jet, assigned to the 347th Tactical Fighter Wing, vanished in a mountainous South Korean area during a routine training flight. Names of the crew were withheld pending next of kin notification.
The discovery shows earthworms thriving at altitudes up to 15 870 feet and in mud more than 180 feet below lake surfaces, revealing remarkable terrestrial and aquatic adaptability.
An advertising note claims ads transform pressure into prosperity, portraying promotion as a path to economic improvement.
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