Douglas County dairymen elect two directors
Douglas County dairymen elected Woodrow Sturdy of Vinland and Donald Alford of Lawrence as directors of the Artificial Dairy Breeders Assn at the annual meeting. Sturdy will serve two years and Alford three, replacing Charles Horberger who could not run again.
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Douglas County
Woodrow Sturdy
Vinland
Donald Alford
Lawrence
Artificial Dairy Breeders Assn
Sturdy
Alford
Charles Hornberger
Edwin Sample
Edsil Armstrong
Kansas State University Dairy Department
U.S.D.A
Community meetings planned if interest grows
If there is sufficient interest, ba STE proposes several more meetings in January February and March. Reservations may be made by calling the Extension Office at VI3 7058.
Douglas County Soil Conservation Assn Plans Annual Meeting
The Douglas County Soil Conservation Assn sets a 1 30 p m February 3 meeting at the 4 H Fair grounds with Morrie A Bolline of Kansas Soil Conservation Service as principal speaker. Directors urge Douglas County landowners to attend for better understanding of the service. Sheep producers will attend a February 8 District Sheep and Wool School in Ottawa with talks on market outlook and production from Kansas State University and Midwest Wood group.
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Board of Supervisors
Douglas County Soil Conservation Assn
Morrie A. Bolline
Soil Conservation Service
Kansas
Bolline
Minnesota
Fred Sikes
Salina
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
Emil Heck
H. H. Gerstenberger
George Butell
Leslie Demeritt
Wilson Counts
Douglas County
Ottawa
Extension Service
Midwest Wool Marketing Assn
Kansas City
Mo. R. L. Coppersmith
Kansas State University
Wendell Moyer
Don Thatcher
Midwest Wood Group
Franklin County
Marjorie Roeckers
Richmond
Manhattan
Review of
State Club
KSU
Kansas 4
Dale Apel
Harry Lehew
Hiawatha
Marilyn Hansen
Greenleaf
Ruth Zweygardt
St. Francis
Karen Simpson Winfield
Jan Robinson
Eskridge
Jean Leis Yates
Fertilizer Dealer County Agent Training School
A schedule for the January 12 1959 Fertilizer Dealer and County Agent Training School at the 4H Fairgrounds. Highlights include registrations at 1:45 pm film Cash In On Corn introductions by counties Deal Six County Agent soil testing fertilizer recommendations and cereal crop fertilizer results with experts from KSU and industry representatives.
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Jerry Bergeson
Swift and Co
F. W. Smith
KSU
R. A. Bohannon
Ray Orlowski
Armour Pertilizer Co
John Miller
CCA
4 H Club Day for County Feb. 20 at CJHS
The 1960 Douglas County 4 H club day is set for February 20 at Central Junior High School in Lawrence. The public may attend any part of the event. First place wins advance to the regional 4 H club day March 12 at Baker University in Baldwin.
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Douglas County
Central Junior High School
Lawrence
Baker University
Baldwin
Like Father Like Son in Fremont Porch Accident
Three year old Donnie Stadler fell on porch steps and cut his chin. His father Robert Stadler fainted after watching the doctor treat the boy and then fell against a water fountain breaking two teeth and suffering facial cuts requiring eight stitches.
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Fremont
Ohio
Donnie Stadler
Robert
Honey in Your Baking and Leather Tanning News from Kansas State
Kansas State University Extension Service publishes Honey in Your Baking with 28 recipes and tips for using honey in cookies, cakes and breads. Authors from K State and USDA highlight honey moisture, measuring tips, and flavor and shelf life benefits. Also reports a new tanning agent plutal aldehyde improving leather washability and durability.
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Kansas State University
Kansas Agricultural Experiment Station
John Johnson
Donald Miller
K-State Flour and Feed Milling Department
Jonathan White Fr
USDA
Douglas County Agricultural Extension Service
U.S. Department of Agriculture Research
Denice Hawes
Manhattan
Conservation practice projects outlined for area in 1960
Local ASC announces 16 agricultural conservation projects for 1960 with cost share details. Projects include seeding pasture soil testing flooding wells ponds and erosion control with 50 to 80 percent cost sharing and specific limits per item. Swedish automakers plan to triple small car output in five years.
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Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Office
ASC
SCS
Combine Smoker Planned at Kuhn Office
Louis Kuhn owner of Kuhn Truck and Tractor Co at 1818 Mass St announces a combine smoker Monday at 7 30 PM. The annual event invites those interested in farm equipment and socializing with refreshments. A new smaller self propelled combine will be displayed at the event.
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Louis Kuhn
Kuhn Truck and Tractor Co
Mass, St
Kuhn
Tractor Company
Soil Clinic Set Here on Jan 19
A regional seed and soil clinic is scheduled for January 19 at the 4 H Fairgrounds east of Lawrence. Otto A Barteldes chairs the arrangements committee. Deal Six Douglas County agricultural agent will chair the meeting and moderate a panel. Extension specialists in field crops and plant pathology will speak. The event includes Crop Improvement Association and State Board of Agriculture participation. Two Lawrence seedmen assist with plans.
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Kansas
Otto A. Barteldes
Barteldes
R. A Bohannon
Claude L. King
Kansas Crop Improvement Assn
Kansas Seed Dealers Assn
State Board of Agriculture
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Lawrence
Deal Six
Douglas County
Kansas Crop Improvement Association
Paul Gabriel
Allyn Underwood
Kansas Seed Dealers Association
Grief for Dog in Blaze Leads to Escape Persevering Man
Kansas City AP reports 53 year old Nigel L Neve ignored firefighters and family pleas to exit a burning home on Thursday night to search for his dog. Heat forced him out a window after he announced he would not leave until he found Cindy the dog. Firefighters extinguished the blaze causing about 2500 dollars in damage and found Cindy asleep under a bed unharmed.
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Kansas City
Nigel L. Neve
Neve
Cindy
Mack Sennett Hospitalized in Hollywood for Lung Infection
Hollywood AP Mack Sennett the pioneer film producer known for comedies and bathing beauties was admitted to the Motion Picture Country House and Hospital with a lung infection. His agent Reese Halsey said Sennett walked in for precautionary care as he nears his 80th birthday on January 17.
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Hollywood
Mack Sennett
Country House
Reese Halsey
Sennett
Halsey
Congress Farm Leaders Hit the Double Talk
Congressional farm leaders accuse President Eisenhower of vague farm proposals. They demand specific legislative recommendations to solve farm problems and criticize the state of the union message as unspecific. Republican and Democratic farm belt representatives urge clearer action and a concrete farm program.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Wint Smith
Kansas
Polaris Missile Flies 900 Miles On New Guidance
A Polaris missile with a self contained inertial guidance system completed a 900 mile night flight from Cape Canaveral. The Navy called it a milestone for the ocean roving submarine project and the ninth successful flight of the advanced two stage version.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Navy
Betty Hutton Released From Hospital After Influenza
Actress Betty Hutton was discharged Thursday after four days of hospitalization for influenza. She had been treated at a Los Angeles area hospital and is reported in good condition.
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Hollywood
Betty Hutton
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