Opportunities for farm boys in agribusiness careers
Farm youth face similar questions about entering agriculture as land and capital rise. Vocational agriculture training plus farming background open many roles in agribusiness, including meat and dairy processing, chemicals, farm equipment, feed, conservation, education, and banking representation, with high demand for college graduates and trained specialists in Kansas.
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Fredonia
Farm Management Association
Kansas
Yates Center Area Visitors Wedding in Independence Missouri
Mrs Nell ie Stewart and family attend the wedding of Carylon Yocum to Charles Robert McDonald at Carlisle Baptist Church in Independence. McDonald, from Grove Oklahoma, is a Yates Center high school alumnus class of 1960. The ceremony involved several local residents and relatives, with plans to discharge McDonald in October after military duty at Fort Worth and Korea.
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George Stewart
Orville Stewart
Charles Teek
Independence
Nellie Stewart
Carylon Yocum
F. A. Yocum
Charles Robert McDonald
Russell McDonald
Grove
Oklo
Carlisle Baptist Church
Yates Center
Charles Robert
Dwayne Rogers
Larry Crupper
Gary Paup
Jimmy
Bob
L.P. Gas Co
Robert McDonald
Ft. Worth
Tex
Pinto Breeding Profitable Hobby For Area Student
Grady Young of Coffeyville began Pinto breeding after buying an eight month old pony. He bred mares to an Arabian sire, kept two foals, sold others, and earned prize money from rodeos. He aims to fund college at Pittsburg State and sees Pinto breeding as a potential lucrative career.
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Coffeyville, Kan
Kansas
Grady Young
Pittsburg State
Coffeyville Junior College
Grady
Arabian Stud
Tulsa
Dewey
Okla
Pawhuska
Young
Coffeyville
Kane
Joe
Oklahoma
Missouri
Arkansas
Kansas State College
Wheat Program Meetings Set for Wilson County Farmers
Two informational meetings are scheduled to explain provisions of the Voluntary Wheat Program for 1965. The Altoona Grade School hosts the first meeting at 7 p.m. Wednesday, and the Wilson County Courthouse basement hosts the second at 8 p.m. Thursday.
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Fredonia
Wilson County
Altoona
Yates Center All-Star LLI Takes Fourth in State Tourney
Yates Center All-Star Little League finished fourth in the state midget tournament at El Dorado where 13 other towns competed. The fourth place trophy is displayed at Johnson-Smith Furniture. Players earning trophies: Langry Martin Wesley Smith Bob Spencer John Horst Reg Van Hoozer Robin Blair Mike Peterson Ronnie McCormick Gerald Lauber Joe Gregg Robert Baker L. D. Van Hoozer Robert Kendall Bobby Town. Kathe Hamman, 5, daughter of Mr and Mrs Gene Hamman, broke her right arm at play Saturday. She previously broke her left arm from a fall on June 23 and had just recovered.
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Yates Center
el Dorado
Johnson-Smith Furniture
Langry Martin
Wesley Smith
Bob Spencer
John Horst
Reg van Hoozer
Robin Blair
Mike Peterson
Ronnie McCormick
Gerald Lauber
Joe Gregg
Robert Baker
L. D. van Hoozer
Robert Kendall
Bobby Town
Kathe Hamman
Gene Hamman
Kathe
Farm Auction Includes Cattle and Heavy Equipment Sale
Auction starts at 10:00 A.M. Saturday in New Albany featuring Whiteface and Angus cattle with calves, yearling heifers, steers and bulls, plus loads of hay, trucks, farm machinery, tools, furniture, and household items. Health certificates on cattle. Cash terms. Lunch by WSCS Ladies.
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Fillison
McCullough
Wscs Ladies of
New Albany
Good Supply Of Water Good Supply Of Water
ERIE man Arthur L. Venne north of St. Paul reports never fearing water stock shortage after building a 16 foot deep pond in 1962 covering about three four and a half acres. The pond and 2000 cubic yards earth dam sit on his farm where he has worked since 1948 with the Neosho County Soil Conservation District. He lists terraces diversions grass waterways and conservation cropping systems as part of the plan.
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Erie
Arthur L. Venneman
St. Paul
Venneman
Neosho County
Voluntary Wheat Program Details for 1965 Announced
The U S Department of Agriculture outlined the 1965 Voluntary Wheat Program with changes from 1964. Domestic certificates rise to 75 cents per bushel and export certificates to 30 cents. Loan rate set at 1.25 dollars. Cert eligibility 45 and 35 percent of normal production. Acreage substitution allowed for wheat and feed grains. Additional diversion payments at 50 percent of normal production for 10 percent diverted, with 11.11 percent minimum no payment. Signups Aug 24 to Oct 2 in ASCS offices.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
ASCS
Boots Adams of Phillips Will Retire
Boots Adams, longtime Phillips Petroleum Co. executive and KU basketball alumnus, retires as a Phillips employee at age 65. He remains chairman of the board and of the finance committee after joining Phillips in 1920. Adams led the firm’s early petrochemical and fertilizer ventures and ventures in uranium and atomic energy, with his son Bud Adams cofounding the American Football League and owning the Houston Oilers.
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Bartlesville
Okla
Adams
University of Kansas
Phillips Petroleum Co
Phillips
Bud) Adams Jr
Houston Oilers
Area 4-Hers Will Exhibit In Topeka
Kansas 4-H members aged 10 to 20 will showcase projects at the Mid America Fair in Topeka September 11 to 16. Beef, dairy, swine, sheep, crops, garden, clothing, foods, home items, woodwork, photography, electronics and entomology displays fill the northwest fair buildings. Demonstrations and talks run Friday to Monday with judging contests for home economics, livestock and dairy. The livestock sale is set for 6 30 p.m. Wednesday September 16 in the show arena.
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Topeka
Sunflower State
Fairgrounds
Glenn Busset
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Young Republican summit features Goldwater family tour
In Phoenix a GOP youth summit opens with an aerial Arizona tour. Barry Goldwater and his family join Senator Goldwater's sons and New York congressman Miller's daughters, with a reception at the Goldwater home and a flight over scenic areas led by Barry Jr.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Arizona
Sen
Barry Goldwater
New York
William E
Elizabeth Anne Miller
Mary Karen
Barry Goldwater Jr
Michael
Goldwater
Barry Jr
George P. Oslin
Western Union Telesgraph Co
Time Capsule Tube For World Fair Made Of Kromate Steel
The World’s Fair time capsule tube will be formed from Kromate stainless steel, a durable alloy comprising iron, nickel, chromium, manganese, molybdenum and other metals.
Eiffel Tower Framework Finished In Two Years
Three hundred workmen completed the iron framework of the Eiffel Tower in two years, marking a landmark achievement in Paris construction. The rapid progress showcased coordinated labor and precise engineering for the famed structure.
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Eiffel Tower
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Yates Center Area
Lie Stewart, Mr
Mrs
A. G. Lomon
Kent
Mary
Larry Rhodes
Air Force Police
Lackland Afb
Fred Rhodes
Travis Afb
Calif
Korea
Larry
Rhodes
Mrs. Howard
Ranetta of
Caney
Arthur Cropper Lne
First Baptist Church
Hill Crest
Barbara Kee Nursing Home
Sanderson
Iola Register
Yates Center News
Ronald Acton
Kansas City
Fred Thodes
Gary
First Christian Church
Burlington
Dennis Chamber
Kenneth Chambers
George Spencer
Bobby
Jerry
Teddy
Sadie Roberts
Lula Purvis
By Jim Becker
Coffeyville Journal
San Fernando
Southeast Kansas
The
Pinto Horse Association of America
Fall River
Earl Beckham
Frank Troutman
Kans
Don Marple
Benedict
Omie Spohn
Gali
Puritan Laboratories
Des Moines
Iowa
Ralph F. Chapman
B & M Feed & Seed
Humboldt Elevator Mills
Boots Adams
Kansans Re
Whitefield
Edward Allen Pierce
Wall Street
Merrill Lynch
Pierce, Fenner & Smith
Pierce
Hollywood (Ap
Carroll Baker
Jean Harlow
Joseph Levine
Hollywood
Gordon Douglas
Allen Monument Company
Central
Chanute
VOU Ganstl
Neal
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