Dairy Prices Look Good In April Mart Forecast
Kansas dairymen have the best price prospects for April accord ing to Kansas State University economists. Higher utilization and production shifts, plus seasonal era suspensions, should lift Grade A milk prices and keep manufacturing milk higher as well. Other commodities show mixed futures with steady to slightly higher wheat and corn, steady hogs, and lambs easing before spring demand.
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Kansas
Kansas State
Pines Suffer From Two Pine Diseases in Kansas
Ex tension plant pathologist Claude L. King of Kansas State University reports that pine trees in Kansas are being harmed by two diseases, namely fungus tip blight and fungus needle spot. Tip blight causes dead wood and needles at twig tips, while needle spot rots needles in spots along the twig. King recommends Bordeaux mixture spray timing: first when new needles emerge in April, then eight weeks later and a final spray 2 to 3 weeks after the second. Dr. Glenn Peterson’s Nebraska study supports three applications for control. Public guidance suggests using freshly mixed Bordeaux or ready-made Bordeaux mixture from garden stores.
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Kansas
Claude L. King
Kansas State University
King
Glenn Peterson
USDA
Nebraska
Garden City
Anderson Street
Fulton Street
Chestnut Street
City OF
Gardenerry
Patton Street
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Kempers
Holmes Second Addition
Salit Block 16
Black Lot Homewood Addition
Lot 9
Sald
Fulton
Serew
Archia
James M. Cree Cowgill
City
FFA Members Awarded At Garden City Chapter Meeting
About 60 Gar den City Future Farmers of America members and advisor Ira Mann met at the high school March 23 for a business meeting and chili supper. Awards were given for the pest control contest with Richard Hahn winning first for a hunting jacket, Neil Koster second for a gun rack, and Mike Corrigan third for a sine eas e. Medals were awarded to district speech and shop contest winners in Lakin. Greg Hands and Victor Ball won speech awards, while Richard Lightner and Sam Hands won shop awards. After the events, members played games in the high school gym.
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Garden City
The
Future Farmers of America
Ira Mann
Richard Hahn
Neil Koster
Mike Corrigan
Lakin
Greg Hands
Victor Ball
Spech
Richard Lightner
Sam Hands
Steve Stone
Over the Bachard Fence By Elsie Branden
A fashion feature previews a new vinyl fabric marketed as a wet look coating that is washable and water proof. It discusses care labels and cleaning methods for coats and linings. The piece also offers home storage tips for tiny bedrooms with built in closets and dressers. It ends with a health note on lungs and disease prevention stressing regular checkups.
K State Hosts Hospitality Day For Home Economics
Kansas State University in Manhattan hosts a Hospitality Day on Saturday April 16 featuring a program in Ahearn Field House with welcome remarks by Dr. Dorella S Hoffman a fashion show skit and music by the K State Singers. Luncheon reservations are available and tours of West and Moore halls and exhibits in Justin Hall are planned by Home Economics groups. Steering committee members from multiple towns are listed. An unrelated note states Westclox watches use synthetic oil costing nearly $2000 per ounce.
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Manhattan
Kansas
Ahearn
West
Moore
Justine Hall
Peach
College of Home Economics
Mary Bishop
Glenna Walters
Riley
Virginia Munson
Junction City
Carolyn Graham
Shawnee
Shawnee Mission; Elaine Rusch, Russell; Helen Souder, Howard;ita Lilak
Wilson
Nancy Palmer
White City
Janet Batman
Cawker City
Jerry Rexroad
Hutchinson
Virginia Greer
Gardner
Lorna House
Goodland
Rebecca Hargrove
Mulvane
Terry Toilers 4-H Club Honors Charter Seal at Holcomb Meet
The Terry Toilers 4-H Club celebrated earning the purple seal on its club charter at a home meeting of Mr. and Mrs. Krett Adams in Holcomb. Pam Harsh and Janice Engler led the ceremony and presented a floral bouquet to club leader Mrs. Linville. The group discussed upcoming projects, leader banquets, judging schools, and county events, and planned a skating party.
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Krett Adams
Holcomb
Pam Harsh
Janice Engler
Linville
Ricky Murray
Sandra Tinville
Wike Rome
Davia Ulrich
Cappy Clemon
Baby Beck
Gary Miller
Gary
Al's Corner Beef Show At Garden City Fairgrounds
Al's Corner lists the Finney County 4-H Spring Beef Show at Garden City Fairgrounds with 9 30 a m judging for 4 H heifers and baby beef steers, grand champion around 11 a m. Judges John Dehagne and Joe Lewis will oversee fitting and showing, with ribbons from Garden City Chamber of Commerce. Also includes a note on pre emergence corn herbicides and guidance on Atrazine CDAA T 2 4 D ester and Linuron with rates, safety, and label compliance.
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Finney County
Garden City Fairgrounds
John Dehagne
Producers Packing Company
Joe Lewis
Larned
Garden City
Cdaa-T
Linuron
Uran
When to prune flowering and evergreen shrubs
Ornamental shrub pruning times vary by bloom. Early spring bloomers like forsythia spirea and lilac should be pruned within two weeks after flowering to protect flowering wood. Summer bloomers such as althea abelia buckthorn and roses should be pruned while dormant. Overgrown shrubs require a three year, gradual reduction. Evergreen shrubs can be pruned anytime except in hot summer weather.
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James Nightwonger
Landscapc
Chitect
Kansas State University
Early Start Weeds In Lawns And Herbicide Tips
Broadleaf weeds like chickweed and henbit grow now in lawns and dandelions appear early. Silvex or Rangel D control henbit and chickweed, while 2,4-D handles dandelions and other broadleaf weeds. Use amine or non volatile 2,4-D, avoid winds over 5 mph, and keep sprayers separate for herbicides and other chemicals. Do not spray newly seeded lawns or use near ornamentals. Mrs Ancel DeRemus named district sheep winner.
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Ancel DeRemus
Sam Hands Named State Office Candidate
Sam Hands named as a state officer candidate for the Southwest District of agricultural representation. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Fielding Hands of Star Route and also cited as the district beef winner.
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Sam Hands
Votational Agriculture
Hands
Fielding Hands
S. Star Rt
Lloyd DeRemus
Garden City probate seeks executor for Frank B. E. Chaval
Writ defenses due April 1 1966 in Garden City Kansas court. Will dated January 12 1986 names Logan N. Green as executor. Attorney for Petitioner David B. Templeton provided. Published in Garden City Telegram March 1986.
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Garden City Telegram
State OF Kansas
Finney County
Frank E. Chevalley
Pete
Frank E Chevalley
Frank BE. Chavalley
Petiion
Logan N. Green
Garden City
Kansas
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