Spring fashion fabrics and prints trend in styles
A lively overview of spring fashion highlights features soft cottons and sheer fabrics in romantiс prints. It notes textures, contrast patterns, lattice weaves, checks, plaids, houndstooth, and new silhouettes like puffed collars and chemise styles. Youthful, vibrant color stories run through dresses, knits, and accessories.
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Milady
Loans Accepted by FHA for Rural Housing Improvement
The Farmers Home Administration opens insured loans for rural families to build buy improve or repair homes and farm service buildings. Loans insured by FHA total up to 390 million yearly with 5 percent interest for low to moderate income families and 5 to 3 4 percent for higher incomes. Funds may cover homes sites and water needs in counties Finney Scott Lane Kearny and Wichita. Further details at the Garden City county office 1005 E Fulton.
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Farmers Home Administration of
Arnold Davis
Finney, Scott
Lane
Kearny
Wichita
Private Capital
Farmers Home Administration
Housing and ‘Urban Development
Dacs
Rurar
The
Fulton
Garden City
Cattle Bloat Preventive Poloxalene Courtesy of K State
Kansas State University scientist Dr Earl K Bartley leads a breakthrough in preventing legume bloat in cattle with the new drug poloxalene marketed as Bloat Guard by Smith Kline and French. The 12 hour protection, palatability and absence of milk residues are highlighted, with expected benefits for alfalfa use and farm economics nationwide.
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Manhattan
Kansas State University
Earl K. Bartley
U. S
Bartley
Kansas
New Zealand
Australia
South Africa
United States
K-State
Smith Kline
French Laboratories
Philadelphia
Kstate
Montana
Iowa
Mllinois
Mississippi
Louisiana
4-H Club Notes and March 4-H Meetings
Recap of 4-H club activities across Wide Awake, Eager Beavers and Sherlock Strivers. Reports cover project talks in anatomy, safety, biology and conservation, with leaders appointed, charter displays planned, and events including a parent night, a covered dish supper, and an upcoming skating party.
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St. Patrick's Day
Louise Hands
Yarri Schriebvogel
Donna
Lightner
Danny Hibler
Tim Stones
Debbi Duncan
Cedric Hands
Loren Cronin
Frank Lightner
Kathy McMillan
Eager Beavers
Happy Hustlers
Sandra Doyle
Jim Fishback
Bill Pitts
Janice Crockett
Pam Wentworth
Jackie Remience
Belgium
Sherlock Strivers
Holcomb School
Leo Steinmetz
Emmanuel Schiffelbein
Sedgwick Jury Rules In Favor Of Defendant
A Sedgwick County jury ruled for Mrs. Harriet Graham former clerk in a $61 668 suit over mishandling papers in the office James W Trunels filed on December 30 1960 alleging an automobile wreck delay beyond the legal deadline The jury deliberated two and a half hours and found for Graham who is a Democrat state legislator in Kansas.
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Wichita
Sedgwick County District Court
Harriet Graham
James W. Trunels
Tuunels
Graham
Kansas
Marketing Vital To Truck Farmers
Marketing becomes crucial for Kansas vegetable production. Kansas can grow diverse vegetables with yields comparable to other states, but success hinges on delivering high quality produce to housewives. Irrigation expands crops but raises costs. sustained, quality-controlled production and strong marketing cooperation are needed to reach profitable, large-scale markets.
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Kansas
Kansas State University
New Mosaic Threatens Kansas Corn and Sorghum
Maize dwarf mosaic, a new virus, endangers corn and sorghum in Kansas says Kansas State University plant pathologist Dr. Webster H. Sill Jr. First spotted in northeastern Kansas in 194, the disease causes yellow blotches, stripes, stunting, and dwarfing. Field symptoms alone cannot confirm diagnosis. send samples to William Willis at K‑State. Development of resistant varieties and eradication of Johnson grass are key controls and require broad cooperation.
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Kansas
Webster H. Silt, Jr
Kansas Agricultural Experiment Station
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Sill
Corn
Wilam Tis
William Willis
K-State
Department of Plant Pathology
Solstice definitions for seasons described
The text defines two key moments of Earth's tilt the summer solstice when the north pole faces the sun most directly and the winter solstice when it points away most. It provides concise explanations of both terms and their relation to sunlight.
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Earth
Water shed meetings planned across Finney County area
Albert Maddux reports a schedule of watershed information meetings for the Pawnee Watershed Area in Finney County. Meetings: Tuesday Coon Center, Wednesday Theoni School, Thursday Kalvesta School at 8 p.m. Open to all residents to discuss forming a watershed district and program benefits. Also includes fruit spray guidance and weed control notes for home orchards and windbreaks.
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Pawnee
Finney County
Carl Warner
Coon Center
Theoni School
Kalvesta
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