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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1948
Page
3
Kansas State College extension economist Ray M Hoefs predicts 1942 will see larger feed grain supplies and a smaller carryover, about 13 percent below last fall. He says cheaper grain could spur heavier feeding per animal and an expected rise in hog numbers while cattle and sheep stocks remain flat.
A Daily habit of scanning the Journal World classified page yields quick reads of ads for jobs, sold items, and services. The routine helps spot opportunities and track market trends in the community.
About 6000 visitors expected for a three day Tex England rodeo on England farm one mile north and four miles west of Otte. Events include wild horse riding bulldogging calf roping Brahma bull riding trick riding dancing horses and clown acts. Riders earn points toward national standings and co producers England and Clyde Miller organize the event.
The draft age 19 to 25 will begin September 22 with ample equipment for training. Lessons from World War II guide a flexible training doctrine emphasizing leadership discipline and human relations. The selector’s future role depends on individual skills and service needs.
Summer fallowing lawne after weeds are killed has been urged by L. R. Quinlan Kansas State College extension horticulturist as the best way to reduce heavy weed infestations. He says weeds should be killed before seeding and that hot summer mowing should keep lawn heights to at least two inches to avoid encouraging weeds.
The article notes new selectees are to be resigned to join the electives service group with regard to volunteers. It states they will be subject to the Articles of War like other military personnel and mentions efforts to reform military justice and recommendations for changes in current laws.
Philadelphia shifts into focus as a new political party plans its convention cycle. The group, variously called progressive new or third party, prepares events and signals a broader challenge to the two major parties in national contests.
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