Farming in Finney Winter Wheat Woes and Army Cutworm Threats
Ex tension Office reports winterkill on early planted wheat near Sante-Finney county line, with some recovery possible under moisture. Army cutworm infestations are rising in south and east areas. spraying advised when 2-4 worms per sq ft in poor stands, or 5-6 in healthy stands. Recommended insecticides and proper application guidance included. Ensure spray equipment readiness and avoid pasturing wheat post treatment. Windbreak/shelterbelt program details available via BR 6.3205.
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Sante-Finney
Dale Edelbhite
Edelblute
Ag Engineering Day At K State April 9
Kansas State University in Manhattan schedules its annual agricultural engineering day for April 9. The event features farm feed handling system exhibits inside and outside Ahearn Fieldhouse and an educational program. An afternoon session focuses on sewage disposal and sanitation with talks on lagoons for farm livestock equipment for handling liquids and self cleaning floors for swine.
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Kansas State University
Manhattan
Ahearn
Prepare for Brooder Chicks
Extension poultry specialist Albert W. Adams of Kansas State University urges early chick orders, thorough prearrival cleaning, and proper brooder setup. He outlines space needs per age group, feeder and waterer arrangements, and the use of a brooder guard for the first week. Continuous updates to waterers and feeders are recommended as chicks grow.
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Albert W. Adams
Kansas State University
Adams
St Marys 4-H Clubs Hold March Meetings Insights
Four 4-H clubs St Marys Telstars Comets Allies and Sherluck Strivers held March sessions with roll calls, reports, and projects. Highlights include donations to Roberta Anderson Memorial Foundation, plans for Knights of Columbus banquet, state camp travel, and pest rabbit disease talks. Next meetings set at Brinkmeyer home and St Marys Center.
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St. .Mary’s Allies 4-H
Helen Rintowl
Roberta Anderson
Loretta Servantez
Monica Potucek
ST. Mary‘s Comets
St. Mary's Comets
St. Mary’s Center
Knights of Columbus
John McCarthy
Carole Phiefer
Robert Murray
David Rintoul
Cindy Armstrong
Mary Murray
Sherlock Strivers
Arlene Rupp
Robert Harsh
Connie Grant
Sue Rapp
Heart Fund
David Ulrich
Pamela Harsh
Connie Glant
Denver
Colo
Trudy Irsik
Jindy Piiett
Yvonne Martinez
Mike Turner
Ricky Murry
Terry Linenberger
Just Like Old Man River Chevrolet Ad Praises Reliability
An advertisement touts a "new reliable" Chevrolet as a truck that works hard without drawing attention. It emphasizes steadiness and dependable performance for demanding tasks, appealing to buyers seeking practical durability.
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Chevrolet
Garden City Telegram page seven highlights March 14 1943
News brief from Garden City Telegram dated Thursday March 14 1943. Page seven features local notices and brief reports reflecting wartime era events, community updates, and small items of interest in Garden City and surrounding areas.
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Garden City Telegram
Grain Program Point Explained For 1963 feed grain plan
The 1963 feed grain program allows owners with partial participation to sign up only some of their farms. Signups at ASCS county offices run through March 22. Diversion of 20 percent of base feed grain acreage earns diversion payments and price support, plus eligibility for loans or purchase agreements on corn barley or grain sorghum. Price support payments will be 18 cents per bushel for corn, 14 cents for barley, and 16 cents for grain sorghum.
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Gilbert W. Egbert
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation State Committee
ASCS
Criminals Fret Over Kansas City Prosecution Standards
Kansas City ranks among the nation’s highest in aggravated assaults, says a Jackson County grand jury. The panel blames lax prosecution and sentencing, noting prosecutors reduced major offenses to misdemeanors for guilty pleas and delayed cases due to insufficient aggressiveness. Bob Giegengack is noted for his 16th year as Yale track coach.
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Kansas City
Jackson County
Bob Giegengack
Yale
Read and heed the federal hazardous label act warning
Elsie Branden urges recognition of new labeling rules for household substances. Labels must show poison danger caution or warning plus first aid guidance and chemical names. Emphasizes keeping products out of children reach to prevent accidental poisonings and calls for vigilant storage and safe use.
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