Gasoline Tax Refund Filing Information for Farmers
An editor note explains filing for federal and state gasoline tax refunds for farmers. Key dates run from July 1 to September 30, 1963 with one claim per year and four cents per gallon. Eligible gasoline includes farm tractors and engines used in farming. nonhighway gas refunds rise to five cents per gallon but take effect mid October. Claims go to the nearest IRS District Director. Missouri changes require supporting records and sales slips showing purchases, dates, seller, and gallons.
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Internal Revenue
St. Louis 1
Kansas City 6
Missouri Legis
S. B
Motor Fuel Tax Division
Department of Revenue
Jefferson City
Missouri
Departmen of Revenue
Permit notice and 4-H fair chemical safety discussion
Special California report notes a weed killer label error caused four animal deaths at the Lee's Summit 4-H Fair in Jackson County and urges strict label adherence. Osage County drought prompts allowed grazing and hay cutting from diverted acres with DF-10 forms. Also reports 4-H picnic set for August 15 at Fiction Pool and Park and Lohman 4-H Club project tour visiting local farms and fair entries.
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Wollman B. Rioy
Monireau County University Extension Center
California
Lee's Summit
Jackson County
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Linn
Osage
Leslie Hidenhour
ASC
ASCS
Ridenhaur
Lohman Club
Lohman 4
Moniteau County Achievement Day Winners Revealed
Moniteau County 4-H members competed in grooming and demonstrations at California High School. Blue ribbons earned by Vickie Kuhlman Joe Miller Mary Hannen and others. top winners go to District Achievement Day in Sedalia. Public speaking reps were John Inglish Joyce Schneider Ruth Elmsinger Patty McKee.
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California
Moniteau County
California High School
High Blue
Sedalia
Dale Spillars
Robert Rimel
Eager Beavers
Karen Wood
Wonder Workers
Betty Jo Veuleman
Flying Eagles
Vickie Kuhlman
Joe Miller
Mary Hannen
John Inglish
Joyce Schneider
Ruth
Sandra Baer
Sue Ann Powell
Moniteau Valley 4H Club
Moniteau Counts
Heredity and Environment in Tomato Growing
University of Missouri gardeners attend the Tomato Field Day at New Franklin to learn how heredity and environment influence tomato production. Dr. Lambeth describes breeding for wilt and nematode resistance, fruit size, crack resistance, and earliness, with field experience from varieties such as Surprise, Supreme, and Tommy. The talk stresses soil, sun, moisture, weather, and timely cultural practices as keys to successful yields.
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Art Gaus
University of Missouri
University of Missouri Horticulture Experimental Farm
New Franklin
Department For Horticulture
V.N. Lambeth
Missouri
Dr. Lambeth
Thomason Topics European farm tour reflection
Commissioner of Agriculture Don Thomason shares in Belgium the scale of European farms, noting Robert Desiant’s 2600 acre operation near Brussels renting land at 24 dollars per acre yearly. Desirant calls his farm My Desire as Missouri agribusiness leaders tour Europe to grasp farm economics and land access realities on mid century global scale.
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Don Thomason
Jack M. Jones
Missouri Department of Agriculture
Europe
Missouri Agricultural Leaders
Missouri Commissioner of Agriculture
Don "Thomason
Brussels
Belgium
Robert Desiant
Desirant
Missouri
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Callaway County University
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