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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1964

Page

5

Farm Topics and Lawn Clinic Set for Local Extension Events

The Douglas County Extension service announces a Feb 21 meeting at 1 15 p m by Earl Means on profitable farm projects at the 4 H Fairgrounds. A Mar 13 landscape and lawn clinic at the Lawrence Community Building will offer expert booths and consultations from KS University Garden centers and local clubs. The note also describes musk thistle as a noxious weed and outlines control methods including mowing, clean cultivation, and chemical treatment with 2 4 D, advising contact with County Weed Supervisor Herschell Hemphill.

Douglas County Lawrence Community Building Herschell Hemphill

Corn Is Green at Kansas University Theatre Opens

The three act comedy drama opened to about 600 in University Theatre. Miss Runge as Miss Moffat and Dennis Dalen as her prize student give standout performances in a stage setting that captures coal mine grit and a stubborn resolve to rise from poverty.

Oxford University Kansas University Theatre University Moffat Ann ‘Runge Higginsville Miss Runge Miss Range Dennis Dalen St. Louis Port Minn Miss Moffat Dalen

Stage production shines with lively performances and Welsh accents

On Stage features Patrick Prosser in a rambling whiskey scene as John Goronwy Jones, with Diane Gray and Sylvia Groth delivering strong performances. The cast showcases solid Welsh and Scottish accents, praised for timing, lighting, and scenery as audience members lauded the show as terrific and well produced.

Patrick Prosser 1539 Tenn John Goronwy Jones Diane Gray Kansas City Bessie Watty Sylvia Groth Mayville N. D Iss Ronberry Carl Achning Ark Achning Glen Kappelman Jack Brooking Kenneth von Achen Eudora Robert Haggart Ethel Barrymore Katharine Hepburn

Former jockeys named as race track stewards

Former jockeys Ted Atkin, Cal Rainey, Warren Mehr Tens, and Jimmy Stout are appointed as race track stewards, overseeing racing operations and rules compliance.

Ted Atkinson Cal Rainey Warren Mehrtens Jimmy Stout

National Guard Called After New Mexico Snow Storm

Gov Campbell declared two counties emergency as a multi state blizzard stretched from Texas to Colorado. National Guardsmen delivered feed to isolated ranches while motorists waited for plows to clear 20 foot drifts on U S 44. Eight deaths blamed in the region and a million dollar snow toll quoted by ranchers.

New Mexico Jack Campbell National Guard Montana Wyoming Colorado Santa Rosa Vaughn N.M U.S Weather Bureau Denver Texas Panhandles Oklahoma Kansas Borger Tex National Guardsmen Quay Union

Perry Reservoir Agency Plans Monthly Meeting

A Perry Reservoir Association public meeting is set for 8 15 tonight at the American Legion Hall in Oskaloosa. Guest speaker Tom Poor executive secretary of the Grand Lake Resort Owners Assn will discuss the lake’s economic and recreational impact on Northeast Oklahoma. The session also serves as the regular monthly Perry Reservoir meeting and the Rotary clubs of Oskaloosa and Valley Falls program.

Perry Reservoir Assn American Legion Hall Oskaloosa Tom Poor Grand Lake Resort Owners Assn Grove Oklo Oklahoma Perry Reservoir Rotary Clubs Valley Falls

Shade trees for spring plantings and energy savings

This note advises planning shade tree plantings for next spring to add beauty, shade, and wind protection. It suggests deciduous options like locust and oaks and evergreens such as pines and spruces planted north and west to improve winter appearance and reduce heating costs.

KSU Agriculture Expert to Speak at Rural-Urban Meeting

Dr. Duane Acker of Kansas State University will headline a Rural-Urban meeting at 7 30 p m Monday in Building No 1 at the 4 H Fairgrounds. He will discuss Agriculture's Growing Problems. The event is sponsored by ASC Soil Conservation Service Grange Farm Bureau National Farmers Organization and the Lawrence Chamber of Commerce with questions and refreshments to follow.

Duane Acker Kansas State University Acker Animal Science and Industry ASC Soil Conservation Service Grange Farm Bureau National Farmers Organization Lawrence Chamber of Commerce Douglas County Deal Six

Principal Arrested For a Test Forgery

Fergus Ont John Gregg Murray 19 flunked an English exam and the high school principal Donald Tutt 52 was charged with forging his son Bruce Tutt s name on Murray s paper and swapping papers for a university admission in a French course and an English exam

Fergus John Gregg Murray Donald Tutt Tutt Murray Bruce Tutt Bruce University

Columbia Quarterback Archie Roberts Gained 1184 Yards

Archie Roberts led Columbia last season with 1184 rushing yards and 101 completions in 164 attempts.

Archie Roberts Columbia

Feed Grain Signup To Start This Month

Farmers can sign up for the 1964 feed grain program from February 10 through March 27. Participation is voluntary for corn sorghum and barley, with at least 20 percent of total feed grain base diverted to conservation use.

David V. Noe Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee Noe

Wisconsin Attorney General Challenges Taxes

Wisconsin's Republican attorney general George Thompson urges eight Midwest states to join a suit challenging the federal income tax on state workers. He notes Wisconsin's 18,000 state employees pay about $22 million annually, arguing the tax burden falls on the state. The effort targets a long standing legal precedent in dispute.

Madison Wis Wisconsin George Thompson Midwest Thompson Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Michigan Minnesota Missouri Ohio George Corning Stoughton Midwest Universities Research Association Johnson

Fortified nutrition aids animals recovering from illness or injury

Fortified nutrition may aid animals recovering from disease surgery or injury. Additional vitamins minerals proteins in correct combinations and amounts may hasten or insure recovery.

Nursery Purchases Warn About Mail Order Risks

A notice advises buyers to consult a local nurseryman or county agent before ordering by mail from unknown firms. It warns that many common trees and plants are recently sold at high prices under unusual botanical names.

We Now Offer 1 Stop Service Dry Cleaning

Local laundry introduces 24 hour service and one stop cleaning and laundry options at Homn's Laundry located at 19th Street and Louisiana Avenue across from HI Shop.

Homn’s 19Th & la HI 8Ch

Scheme to Gain Cattle Halted by Oregon Desist Order

Oregon's corporation commission ordered promoters to stop selling cattle schemes under Own Your Own Beef Cattle Herd. Buyers paid 300 dollars for cows with six year offspring promises, deemed securities. promoters named Ranchland Engineers Saddle Butte Ranch and Ranchland Management Inc. principal D B Forslund and Thomas B Tracy with addresses in Burns Princeton Oregon and California.

Salem, Ore Oregon’s Corporation Commission Harold A. Lewis Frank J. Healy Lewis Ranchland Engineers Saddle Butte Ranch Ranchland Management Inc Burns and Princeton Ore D. B. Forslund Richmond Calif Thomas B. Tracy la Mirada

Phosphorus and Calcium Effects on Rumen Bacteria and Butterfat

Dairy studies indicate phosphorus increases rumen bacterial activity while calcium reduces it. Higher bacterial activity is linked to better feed digestibility. Butterfat test improves with phosphorus supplementation.

Also Mentioned on This Page

County Extension News Earl Means Farm Management Association No. 4 Mr. Means Douglas County Agricultural Extension Council Douglas County Flower Clubs Lawrence Extension Service Charles Parks Claude King del Gates Ford KAW Valley Implement J. West THE Associated Press KSU Agriculture Lawrence Tractor & Implement Supply, In Inc John W. Reynolds Oregon Commission Federal Land Bank Association Lawrence, Kansas Quality Service John Deere Ing East 23Rd Street the Farmers Elevator CO Eudora, Kansas George Born Quaker Oats CO
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