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Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1964

Page

7

Time to Feed Season's Grasses

Kansas State University landscape architect Charles E. Parks advises applying full fertilizer to cool season grasses like bluegrass and fescue in early September. He notes nitrogen is key, explains fertilizer labels such as 10-20-0, and recommends watering after application to prevent burn and move nutrients to roots.

Charles E. Parks Kansas State University K-State

Newlin family greets Gale on Europe trip home

Erie notes Gale Newlin returns from a three month Europe tour with stops in Scotland England Germany France Austria Switzerland Italy Holland Belgium Luxembourg Denmark Iceland and Sweden. He spent six weeks in Interlaken doing resort work and attended the New York World’s Fair while visiting friends. Gale, a senior at Pittsburg State College, traveled with Rev and Mrs Wayne Newlin and family members from Wichita.

Erie Wayne Newlin Jackie Sharon Newlin Richard Goering Wichita Kansas City Newlins Gale Europe Scotland England Germany France Austria Switzerland Italy Holland Belgium Luxemburg Denmark Iceland Sweden Interlaken New York Pittsburg State College Don Wells Ozarks Roy Ewen A. F. Redmond Mildred Tays Lester Shepard Noel John Reinhard John Juanita Ida Reinhard Jim Wright Sarah C. E. Yockey Missouri Illinois Kentucky St. Louis Claudia Gruett J. A. Mansker W. C. Mansker Rockwood Ill Benton, Ky Vernon Coleman

Senior High and Juco tempo accelerates week

Senior High and Juco activities pick up tempo as enrollment ends and Labor Day passes. Today features a junior college student picnic at Santa Fe Park 6 p.m. Wednesday hosts a Cometier meeting at the auditorium 2 25 p.m. Thursday election of B team cheerleaders at 3 05 p.m. Cheerleaders chosen will be announced at the school dance in the Little Theater at 7 30 p.m. Friday nomin ating caucus for student council offices 10 45 a.m. Saturday representatives from the Olathe Air Station will talk with students interested in Navy aviation at the municipal airport 8 30 a.m.

Santa Fe Park Jaco Jaco Nominating Caucus Olathe Air Station Navy Aviation

Probe for Insects In Stored Grain in Fredonia

Grain should be leveled before fumigation. Surface examination targets surface webbing and insects. Grain fumigants control beetles inside the mass but not Indian meal moth on the surface. apply malathion or pyrethrin to check infestation.

Johnson rejects idea of conventional nuclear weapons in NATO

President Johnson told a Labor Day AFL-CIO rally in Detroit that there is no such thing as a conventional nuclear weapon and no president can relinquish the duty to decide when to use nuclear arms. He urged unity for prosperity, justice, and peace while warning of nuclear war’s devastation.

Detroit Johnson Barry Goldwater North Atlantic Treaty Organization Afl-Cio United States Goldwater Veterans of Foreign Wars Convention Cleveland NATO

Week's Tops On TV

A TV tour of the Executive Mansion in Topeka with Mrs John Anderson hosts tonight on Channel 5 at 7 30. Bell Telephone Hour with Florence Henderson presents young talent in music tonight in color on Channel 4 at 9 p.m. Billy Graham Crusades taped in Columbus Ohio air in a three hour telecast on Channels 9 12 13 at 8 p.m. Wednesday on Channel 9 at 8 p.m. Channel 12 at 6 30 p.m. Channel 13 at 9 p.m. and Thursday Channels 9 and 12 at 9 p.m. and Channel 13 at 7 p.m. Saturday on Channels 4 and 7 at 10 30 a.m. NCAA presents the season's first college football Pittsburgh versus UCLA. The 44th annual Miss America Pageant to select Miss America 1965 airs Saturday on Channels 12 13 at 9 p.m. and Channel 6 at 11 p.m.

Topeka John Anderson Bell Telephone Hour Florence Henderson Columbus Ohio NCAA Pittsburgh UCLA

The Pearl Care Advice From Ancient Seas

The pearl, the only precious gem from the sea, is best preserved by wearing it. Skin moisture keeps pearls from drying out.

Hybrid Prospects For Wheat Improve

Hybrid wheat prospects have improved with male sterile plants, and breeders are incorporating fertility restoration genes into pollen parents. Many varieties are being converted, but complete sterilization remains impossible. Restorer genes should reach fields by 1966 at best for use in hybrid crossing blocks.

Fredonia

Cat Cause Of Car Trouble At Caly Center

E W Webb heard a cat under the hood at Caly Center Kansas. The animal crawled into the engine compartment and, as it struggled to escape in the heat, pulled loose several wires causing the car to run erratically and sound odd.

Caly Center Kan E. W. Webb Webb

Warning from police saves purse worth fifteen dollars

Louisville AP reports officer Rodney Ortkiese warned his wife of purse snatchers near her nightly bus stop. The alert saved her from major loss. she later handed him most of her cash before work, but her purse was stolen that night for only a few cents in change.

Louisville Rodney Ortkiese

Don't Throw Hot Water On Policeman Dont Throw Hot Water On Policeman

In Kansas City AP report 2 year-old Milton Ferris wounded critically after throwing scalding water at a patrolman and threatening another with a baseball bat. Ferris was hit by eight buckshot pellets as officers fired riot guns. Patrolman Jacob Lightfoot suffered burns while Patrolman William Bell faced the confrontation at Ferris apartment after Ferris warned of a surprise.

Kansas City Milton Tony) Ferris Ferris Missouri Jacob Lightfoot

Treatment Soon With Insecticides

Fre d on ia report urges prompt use of systemic insecticides for cattle this season. Co-Ral spraying should curb horn flies and grub issues through the season. Application rates range from 12 pounds per 100 gallons for grub control to 4 pounds per 100 gallons for horn fly control, with thorough skin coverage essential for systemic effectiveness.

Fredonia

Health Hazard Is Leptospirosis

Leptospirosis is a health risk to humans and livestock, active in summer. Carrier animals contaminate slow streams, ponds, and equipment, making farmers and swimmers potential targets. In livestock it causes appetite loss, reduced milk, abortion, and financial loss. Vaccination by a veterinarian and early recognition with prompt treatment are key.

Phosphorus Deficiency Improves Dairy Herd Health Outcomes

Extension farm management economist William D. Guy reports from Fredonia that phosphorus deficiency or calcium phosphorus imbalance in dairy rations affects milk fever incidence, butterfat tests, and breeding. Proper phosphorus calcium balance eliminated milk fever in a herd, boosted butterfat with high roughage or concentrate, and improved breeding 15 to 20 percent in Britain. Excess calcium can lock phosphorus in rumen, reducing availability.

Fredonia Great Britain William D. Guy Chanute

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