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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1963

Page

9

Soil Stewardship Week Emphasizes Future Conservation

County Extension News outlines Soil Stewardship Week May 1926 themes. Melvon Wertzberger warns decisions today shape tomorrow and urges shared responsibility for soil water and land resources for future generations.

Community effort drives Waka rusa Watershed planning

A broad based initiative outlines future resource conservation plans for the Waka rusa Watershed. Leaders emphasize shared responsibility for soil stewardship and trust placed in the community for sustainable land care.

Wakarusa

Rug Padding A Key Step In Home Care

Rug padding protects carpet investments by extending life through various materials and thicknesses. Underlays range from cattle hair, jute, and hair jute blends to plastic foam. weights from 36 to 86 ounces per square yard. For best fit, pad should be cut slightly smaller than rug, with edge binding and anti moisture, mold, and odor considerations.

Four Kansas Delegates Head to National 4-H Sessions

Four Kansas delegates Jean Kygar Dorothy Reeves Arlen Etling and Larry Cline travel to the National 4-H Conference in Washington D C April 20 26 with assigned roles on various committees and as pages hosts or discussion leaders Roger E Regnier state 4 H club leader accompanies them and participates in the Leader's Conference The group visits government offices Congress Mount Vernon and historical sites The 33rd Conference theme is Our Heritage Foundation for the Future

Kansas Washington D. C Jean Kygar Hewins Dorothy Reeves Kansas City Arlen Etling Ensign Larry Cline Neodesha Roger E. Regnier Kansas State University Jean Dorothy Larry Arlen Washington, D. C National 4-H Center Congress Mount Vernon Our Foundation For the Future

Michigan State freshman Dick Sharkey runs 4 13.4 mile

Dick Sharkey, a Michigan State track freshman, posted a 4 13.4 mile for Detroit's Bedford High in 1962.

Dick Sharkey Michigan Detroit Bedford High

Two Additional Months For Bean Farmers On Loans

The Agriculture Department extended the redemption period for 1962 crop soybeans under price support loans by two months. Loans averaged $2.25 a bushel and were set to expire May 31, now extended to July 31, with any remaining soybeans foreclosed as full loan payment. About 53 million bushels remained on loan as of March 31.

Washington Agriculture Department

Go Cart Ride Fatal Near Lieben thal

Gary Moeder a 12 year old Lieben thal boy was struck by an auto and killed while riding a go cart near his home on U 183 late Wednesday Lieben thal lies nine miles south of Hays Kansas

Liebenthal, Kan Gary Moeder Liebenthal U. S

Poultry Group Plans Topeka Park Meeting And Show

Northeast Kansas poultry and dairy groups announce events in Topeka and Gardner. The 6:30 p.m. Park Shelter House meeting features Kansas State University representatives and an Eggs Serve You program. A new district poultry princess will be crowned from Shawnee to Lyon counties. The Guernsey spring dairy show is set for April 26 at Gardner Fair Grounds with entry by 1 p.m. Judges include Galen Schrag. Douglas County beef show entries close May 27 at the 4-H Fairgrounds in Lawrence with Kansas State University judge Keith Zoellner officiating. 4-H and FFA members may exhibit registered cattle.

Kansas Recreation Workshop Rock Springs Ranch Larry Heeb Kansas University Howard Duncan State Board of Health Topeka Verna Rensvold National Recreation Association Kansas City Selia ‘French Kansas Traveling Libraries Commission Louis Sherman Kansas State University Stann Lyman Wichita Milton Dell McPherson College Robert Harrington Austin Texas Poultry and Egg Producers Northeast Kansas Gage Park Shawnee, Jefferson, Jackson, Douglas Wabaunsee Pottadatomie Osage, Coffey Lyon Counties Kansas Fairgrounds Gardner Galen Schrag Pretty Prairie Elmer Schiller Charles Walters William Henry Eugene Dimmick Carol Martin Douglas Douglas County Lawrence Keith Zoellner 4-H FFA

Minnesota Twins Struggle In Exhibition Play 1962

The Minnesota Twins finished spring training with the poorest exhibition record among 20 major league clubs, compiling 7 wins and 20 losses as they prepared for the 1962 season.

Minnesota Twins

Baseball box score rule proved by sums of stats

A baseball box score can be validated by totaling at bats sacrifices walks and hit by pitch to match the runs scored left on base and opponent putouts. This approach links standard batting and fielding metrics to the scoring outcome and defensive plays.

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Area County Extension News By Melvon Wertzberger Douglas County Banker’s Association Wertzberger William C. Handley ART Nease Texaco Serv 9Th & Miss Missouri Hereford Assn Sedalia, Missouri A. J. Dyer University of Missouri Fulkerson Sales Service Liberty M. F. Hauserman, Pres Robert Pollard Sec Live Modern Modern Gas, Inc Lansing Grantville LeMaster-Glenn Aerial Spraying, Inc Dale Glenn Chuck LeMaster Wayne Harper Delbert Chanay Ottawa Lecompton Hays Poultry Group Topeka's Park Jack Fry Lewis Smith T. B. Avery Kay Lesk State Board of Agricultur Douglas County Products Wwood Atrazine Simazine Geigy Agricultural Chemicals Geigy Chemical Corporation Ardsley, WN Ford Montcomeny Ward A Ely Riverside Rear
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