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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1950

Page

8

Farm personality counts many roles in Baldwin area

Wilson Counts near Baldwin farms 900 acres and serves as a community leader. He chairs the Baldwin district high school, aids rural schools, and acts as a Methodist church trustee and cemetery president. He helps finance farming through the Ottawa Production Credit Association and chairs soil conservation work in Douglas County. He also directs the Fruduc tors Livestock Commission firm and remains active in local Grange and farm groups. He and two full-time helpers manage 1180 acres across Baldwin area farms including Coleman's Dell lore from local legend.

Wilson Counts Baldwin Iwich Aident Baker University Methodist Church Baldwin Cemetery Association Ottawa Production Credit Association Jayhawk Future Farmers of America Lawrence Counts Douglas County Douglas County Farm Bureau U.S. Department of Agriculture Soil Conservation Enunci Vinland + Grange Frnductors Livestock Commission Company Kansas City Farm Bureau Arkansas Bluestem Anderson County James W. Counts

Counts Family Farming Lives Across Generations at Baldwin

Wilson Counts and his wife Wilma Crossan built a diversified farm near Baldwin starting 1915. They run a large hog and sheep herd, cattle from Kansas City markets, and grow alfalfa, grasses, and sweet clover. Mrs Counts manages canning, sewing, and flowers while four daughters pursue careers in medicine, dentistry, and academia across San Francisco, Baldwin, Lawrence, and Chicago.

Colorado Wilma Crossan Paola Shawnee Okin Baker University Counts Baker Kansas State College Manhattan Kansas City Kansan City Baldwin Warren A. Baker University of Kansas Medical School School of Business K. U Mr. Baker Lawrence Sarah University of Chicago

KU announces summer graduates list across eight schools

The registrar released names of 335 summer session degree candidates from eight University of Kansas schools, led by liberal arts and sciences with 105, engineering and architecture with 89, and business with 81. Lawrence students figure prominently. no graduates from the graduate school or medicine. No commencement exercises planned. October totals projected to set a yearly high.

University of Kansas Lawrence School of Medicine College of Liberal Arts and Sciences School of Engineering and Architecture School of Business Hotere of Lubergs Ets Acral Preston @ oeiard Cara Abie Gance Natul R Panald Rech Elenorodann Lee Graunt Wertersen Tynes Gordon Hiebert Dean Hunk Fierre J. Jansen Willian Collins Timthy Aonny Puickworth Ir Philip Bevard Hares Robert Fares Horionflowers Mick de Rricht Ray Henry Williams School of Engineering and Architeccture Aeronautical Eegineerings Vern Wayne Baslenser SOV Incomar Burne Reaiward McGreror Architectire George Tetert Davide An James Mathews Archie Tara Enginersick

Air War in Korea to Be Stepped Up Says Report

Washington reports indicate a broader more intense Korean air war is forthcoming with two additional B-29 bomber groups dispatched to the Far East this week. Ground support by marine air units will bolster UN lines while improved air ground communications enable overnight planning and tighter battle lines.

Washington Korea Far East North Korea United Nation United Nations United States Avi Ation Air Buport Japan United States Air Force France England Pearl Harbor Africa Germany Berea Loises Taiha Wens

First in Judging in 4-H Club Clothing Contest

Winners announced for the Douglas County 4-H clothing judging contest held in Baldwin and Lawrence. Cleta Turner won first, Shirley Hunter second, and Coral Cook third, with many contestants from Worden, Woden Workers, and Palmyra clubs.

Baldwin Lawrence Douglas County Bette R. Quigley Cleta Turner Worden Club Shirley Hunter Woreden Workers Club Coral Cook Palmyra Helen Rockhold Betty Rockhold Lorna Craig Ruby Heffer Barbara Hunter Donna Hofman Shirley Hoffman Caroline Newland Lois Detwiler Mary Emily Booth Anita Cook Brava Bailey Judy Turner Carel Gabbert Mary Mildred Kalb Beverly Kreistinger LaVerne Kath Tais Edmunds M ‘Gery Skinner

Four-H judging tour set for Friday in Douglas County

Four-H club members in Douglas County were reminded by Heal Six, the county agricultural agent, that the general livestock judging tour will begin Friday at 16 o clock at Hills Stock Farm, one and a half miles north of the Country Club. Participants will visit the Hills Farm for Poland China hogs, the Klier Husted Farm for Hampshire sheep, then judge Hereford cattle at Fred Cleland and Son Farm, and end at Fred Rothberger’s farm for Angus cattle. The dairy tour is planned for Thursday, August 10, with the county fair judging contest at Haskell Institute on August 25 and 26.

Four-H Cluh Douglas County Heal Six Hills Stock Tarim Country Club Alder Hills Farm Poland Husted Fred Cleland and Son Haskell Fred Rothberger Indora Rothberger Haskell Institute

Hadacol promoted by Louisiana user in 1940s ad claim

A Louisiana woman from Ville Platte touts Hadacol as wonderful, detailing relief from colds, nervousness, weight gain, and general well being after taking vitamins B complex, B12, and niacin. The ad asserts Hadacol builds hemoglobin and aids digestion, with trial bottle pricing and a call to refuse substitutes.

Betty Jo Prejean East Pine St. Ville Platte Sage China Miss Prejean Iran Hadacol The LeBlanc Corporation

Mrs Taft Improving After Health Setback

Washington report states Mrs. Robert A Taft wife of Ohio's senior senator is recovering well after a hospital stay for high blood pressure She was released two weeks ago and still avoids strenuous tasks but is up and around with improvement in Washington headlines from August 2.

Washington Robert A. Taft Ohio

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