Soil Bank area rates set for 1959 crop year in Kansas
Farmers in Allen Neosho Wilson and Woodson counties will receive 13.50 per acre for land placed in the soil bank conservation reserve in 1959, Kansas averages at 12.50, with county rates 10 to 17. The program aims to reduce surpluses by removing cropland from production while requiring sound conservation practices.
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Allen
Neosho
Wilson
Woodson
Soil Bank Conservation Reserve
Kansas
Agriculture Department
Associated Press
Washington
United States
Plant Nutrients For Top Yields
Midwestern agronomists say high winter wheat yields and profits rely on plentiful, quickly available plant nutrients. They advise soil tests to tailor fall fertilizer, with row fertilization for a quick start and broadcast plow-down where needed, plus spring nitrogen top dress and practices to conserve water and reduce erosion.
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Chicago
Lime Needed For Better Alfalfa Stands
Farmers using lime this fall can expect stronger alfalfa stands next spring and improved efficiency from other plant foods. Liming aids legume seedings in stubble fields and helps soil survive severe winter weather. Test soil to determine lime needs to avoid under or over liming and nutrient lockup.
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Chicago
Midwest
National Plant Food Institute
World meet to discuss farm surpluses and export programs
Washington reports outline Brussels conference October 4 to 13 on using surpluses to aid under developed areas and stabilize world markets. Debates cover wheat and sugar agreements and international machinery for surplus disposal amid U. S. criticism.
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Washington
U. S
Brussels
International Federation of Agricultural Producers
American Farm Bureau Federation
The
National Grange
National Farmers Union
Neosho 4-Hers Win Eleven Blue Ribbons at State Fair
Neosho County 4-Hers earned eleven blue ribbons at the Kansas State Fair in Hutchinson. Gloria Noakes led in Style Revue, while a Jolly Jayhawkers boys trio won blue in talent. Other blue ribbons covered clothing foods crops and dairy with numerous Hillcrest and Neosho Valley Busy Bees members noted among winners.
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Erie
Neosho County
Ers
Hutchinson
Gale Mullen
Marjorie Price
Gloria Noakes
Hillcrest
Jolly Jayhawkers
Don Richwine
Robert Wilson
Stephen Olson
Joyce Womeldorff
Prairie Schooners
Merla Raney
Ever Ready
Linda Heady
Sherre George
Lucky Clover
Lyla Hanson
Neosho Valley
Busy Bees
Jeannett Meyer
Red Ribbon
Sharon McMillan
Galesburg
Ruby Jackson
Jan Cleaver
Nancy Bartholomew
Shamrock
Carolyn Thompson
Edna Marie Heady
White Ribbon
Suzanne Mundell
Riche George
Sharon Johnson
Roseala Hansen
Wide Awake
Sharon Bussman
Linda Bower
Ruby Baker
Bob White Flyers
Judith Willis
Beverly Moore
Tom Thurman
Dale George
Donald Janssen
Don Meyer
Pat Johnson
Jerry Stirewall
Don Madill
Hillcrest 4-H
Caroly Pillot
Judy Bower
Carol Ferguson
Ronnie Poor
Don Janssen
Daniel Fickel
Roger Fickel
Yancy Hudson
Late for Sentence Bond Forfeited in Forgery Case
Algereta Bennett aged 29 was due for sentencing after admitting forgery of a check. She arrived 15 minutes late and Judge Joe Ingraham ordered $500 bond forfeited. Deputies found her leaving a cab in front of the courthouse as she said she was getting married. The judge recommended hospital commitment for the narcotics addict defendant.
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Houston
Tex
Algereta Bennett
Joe Ingraham
Ingraham
Carlson Heads Home After Europe Trip
Senator Frank Carlson of Kansas returned from a Europe trip and began the journey home. He traveled internationally on official business and was expected to resume Senate duties upon arrival.
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Carlson
Europe
Washington
Frank Carlson
R-Kan
Early games show Juco power hazy in Kansas conference
Hutchinson News reports the Kansas Junior College football conference offers unclear power signals. Dodge City and Pratt drew 6 6 ties while Independence and Garden City opened with strong showings. Coffeyville rebounded to beat Hutchinson 19 7 and Arkansas City edged Western Frontier in a close win.
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Juco Power
Dodge City
Independence
Pratt
Arkansas City
el Dorado
Hutchinson
Garden Cite
Kansas
Conquistadores
Congs
Pratt Beavers
Northeastern
Miami
Ohlo
Pirates
Garden City
Coffeyville
Red Ravens
Oklahoma
Season Grid Tickets On Sale For Chanute High Football
Chanute High School sells season tickets for four varsity home games and three home sophomore games. Tickets are available from football players, coaches, or the high school office. The first home game is Friday night against Pittsburg.
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Chanute High School
Pittsburg
Ohio State Tops Oklahoma No 2 in Grid Poll
In the AP poll, Ohio State remains No 1 with 45 first place votes and 903 points while Oklahoma is No 2 with 12 first place votes and 828 points. Auburn rises to third, Notre Dame falls to fifth, and Michigan State holds fourth as North Carolina drops after an upset by NC State.
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NEW York
Ohio State
Oklahoma
Associated Press
Notre Dame
Auburn
Michigan State
North Carolina
North Carolina State
Mississippi
Memphis State
Texas Christian
Kansas
Washington State
Navy
Pitt
UCLA
Army
Sec
Football poll fragment lists teams and first place votes
The text shows a partial college football poll with first place votes in parentheses for Ohio State Oklahoma Notre Dame and others. It lists point totals and several teams such as Washington State Mississippi State Navy West Virginia Wisconsin Miami Kentucky LSU Florida South Carolina SMU with varying vote counts.
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Washington State
Mississippi State
Navy
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Miami
Kentucky
LSU
Florida
South Carolina
SMU
Wilt Chamberlain Declares Greatest Basketball Player
Abe Saperstein lauded Wilt Chamberlain as the greatest player ever to wear a shoe. Chamberlain, who left Kansas last spring, signed a $65,000 one year contract with the Globetrotters and has been with the team since mid-summer. He spoke in Chicago about turning pro after his sophomore year.
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Chicago
Wilt Chamberlain
Abe Saperstein
Chamberlain
Kansas
Saperstein
Globetrotters
Trotters
Wilt
Trampoline Expert At Royster Friday
Harold Coates, National Diving Champion and Collegiate National Trampoline Champion, will headline a trampoline act at Royster Junior High School Friday at 2 p.m. as the first in a five show series by the EU bureau of concerts and lectures. He has appeared on Ed Sullivan and Super Circus and once toured with the Harlem Globetrotters during a U S Army Olympic tryout period.
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EU Bureau of
Royster
Harold Coates
Coates
U. S. Army
Harlem Globe Trotters
Fight Results By The Associated Press
New Orleans Arthur Persley stopped Davey Dupas in eight rounds. Buddy McDonald outpointed Lou Gage in ten rounds in Richmond California. Hermand Marquez outpointed Baby Brown in Stockton California. A ten round bout between Pat McCoy and Gordon Parker was cancelled in Providence Rhode Island.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Arthur Persley
Red Cross
Davey Dupas
Richmond
Calif
Buddy McDonald
San Francisco
Edmonton
Can
Lou Gage
Stockton
Hermand Marquez
Baby Brown
Los Angeles
The
Philipines
Providence
R. I
Pat McCoy
Ireland
Gordon Parker
Athol
Mass
Frick Rushed to Hospital for Emergency Appendectomy
Baseball Commissioner Ford C Frick was rushed to Lawrence Hospital in Bronxville for an emergency appendectomy Monday night. The surgery followed unspecified medical concerns prompting the admission to the suburban hospital.
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New York
Ford C. Frick
Lawrence Hospital
Bronxville
Faces Murder Charge in Garden City Slaying
Henry Coates, 58, is sane and fit for trial on a first degree murder charge for killing his son in law Jerry Wyant, 23, at Wyant's Garden City home on September 14, a three doctor panel ruled yesterday.
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Garden City
Kas
Henry Coates
Coates
Jerry Wyant
Hospital Announces Patient in Good Condition After Operation
The Chanute Tribune reports today that the hospital says the patient is in good condition following surgery. The official notes were released from the patient’s office.
Judge Continues Case In Fishing Dispute
Sedalia publisher Stanton Hudson, editor of the Sedalia Times, faced trespassing charges after crusading for public fishing at the municipal reservoir. Magistrate Frank Armstrong extended the case as city officials prepared to arrest him when he appeared at the lake.
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Sedalia
Frank Armstrong
Stanton Hudson
Hudson
Sedalia Times
Sundown Tonight Begins Yom Kippur Observance
Yom Kippur begins at sundown tonight and ends at sundown Wednesday in the 10 day period of prayer and repentance that started with Rosh Hashana. The observance is marked by prayer and fasting across the High Holy Day.
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New York
Fall seeded grains offer pasture and grain in southeast Kansas
With ample soil moisture, fall planted rye barley and winter oats provide pasture and grain in southeast Kansas. Ry e varieties include Tetra Petkus and older recom mended types. barley Mo B 400 and Mo B 475 perform well on neutral soils. Plant Oct 1 to 20. wheat favors grain or pasture with heavier seeding. winter oats Cimarron Forkedeer offer pasture and grain but risk winter kill. Tax refunds deadline Sept 30. Chanute Fall Festival Oct 1 4. Soil Bank signup deadline Oct 10.
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Kansas
Chanute Jaycees
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