Farm Institute Tackles Practical Agriculture Topics At Haskell
Local chairmen guide sessions at Haskell Institute December 3 and 14 with specialists from Kansas State College and Missouri University. Sessions cover dairy, sheep and swine, horticulture, crops and soil, beef, poultry, and soil conservation with Dr. N P Horn and others addressing. The closing talk features Walter Seestenberger presiding as Douglas County Farm Bureau leader. The Army study notes soldiers reluctant to take vitamin tablets first buy fortified candy bars.
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Farmer’s Institute
Haskell Institute
Riley Burcham
Farm Institute Committee
Agriculture Committee
The
Chamber of Commerce
C. R
Jaccard
Kansas State College
Harold Chateney
Ray Stever
Oregon State College
Brown County
John Vogel
Carl Elling
Kansas
W. B H. Koehring
W. G. Amstein
Ate of
Amherst
Kansas State
Ray Q. Brewster
Fred Flory
Douglas County Farmers Union
Pure Milk Producers Association of
Kansas City
Willis Colman
L. E. Willoughby
Kansas State Extension Department
Roger Williams
Phil Ljungdahl
Angus
Et Mate
J. R. Standing
M. A. Seaton
Missouri University
Indiana Agricultural College
Ralph O'Neil
Henry Schmitz
California
Ottawa
N. P. Horn
Baker University
Walter Seestenberger
Eudora
Douglas County Farm Bureau
Farming Institute program at Haskell December 13 14
Details of the Haskell Institute Farm Outlook event listing speakers and schedule across two days. Sessions cover beef production poultry bread making soil conservation and farm labor, with demonstrations and lectures by state and university staff and experts.
Kansas Attorney General to Clarify Proxy Marriages
Topeka Kansas attorney general P A Mitch ell said he will seek steps to determine the validity of proxy marriages in Kansas He noted the issue affects Kansans married by proxy and will decide how to proceed The case involves Thomas MacKinlay seeking a friendly suit to resolve the question and government held military benefits for a proxy spouse
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Topeka
A. B. Mitchell
Kansas
Mitchell
Thomas MacKinlay
Chicago
Marrieves i
MacKinlay
Abby
Kansas City
Kan
John J. Herboth
Glen Elfyn
Herboth
MacKinlay Saiis
Her- MacKinlay
Herbeth
U.S. Comptroller General
Comptroller General
Jay S. Parker
Adjustice
State Supreme Court
Globester to Stop at Topeka on Dec 13
Colonel Clarence E. Crumrine announced Topeka Army Air Field will serve as a stop for the globe girdling plane The Globester and the Statesman with a one hour layover for refueling and servicing. By spring air evacuation missions with C-47s and medical crews may operate through Topeka as the base expands to about 4 000 total employees.
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Topeka
Clarence E. Crumrine
Topeka Army Air Field
Air Transport Command
ATC
Eisenhower declines comment on possible fact finding post
Milton S. Eisenhower, president of Kansas State College, would not comment on reports he might join Truman’s proposed labor dispute fact finding commission. The Kansas City Star dispatch said Eisenhower’s brother, Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower, was offered a commission seat, with no indication of acceptance.
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Manhattan
Kan
Milton S. Eisenhower
Kansas State College
Local Notes From Williamstown and Vicinity
Local items include obituaries, social visits, and community changes. Mr Ross, a longtime resident, dies in Kansas City after years nearby. Rev Ato advances to foreman maint for the state highway. Mrs Tomberlin and son C oding to a Baptist convention. Christ gram plans at Dean school under Mrs Gibson.
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Jefferson County
Sore
Kansas City
Ross
Oess
Terry
Onis
Charley Johnson
Marvin Corden
W. H. Allen
Ato
Abel
John Abel
Ferry
Perry Fi
Rs. Tomberlin
Little Son
W.H
Chanut
Lew
Illiams
Dakota
Dean School
Funeral services for James Garten in Oskaloosa
James Garten died Friday at Roanoke Nursing Home in Kansas City. Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon at the Hampton Funeral Home in Oskaloosa with Rev. A L Hughes of the Methodist church presiding. Garten was a cousin of Mrs. Mary Parnell. Mr and Mrs Albert Glathart announced plans to leave the locality.
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Ross Stanwix
James Garten
Roanoke
Kansas City
Hampton Funeral Home
Oskaloosa
A. L
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Haskkell
Farmer's Institute
Ray Stover
Doris Compton
Recreation
Mae Crandell
Weekstein
Vera Ellsthorpe
Phil Ljungdah
Poultry Dept
Mary Fletcher
Time and Labor Savers
Ethel Self
Haskell Auditorium
Haskell Band
Phil Cato
Baker Univeristy
R. Q. Brewster
Dgris Compton
Ray L. Stover
Vera May Ellithorpe
E. Willoughby
C. G. Elling
C. R. Jaccard
Mia
Mary C. Fletcher
Ethel W. Self
L. C. Williams
Educators
Williamstown
Ismay Cosmey
Fin Itany
White Bunny
Journal-World
Joan
Jimmy
Gambler Plastic
Tittle Boys
Gambler the Friendly Store
Costan Aa
Speccat
Central Plumbing Co
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