Ice Milk Leading the Revolution in Kansas Dairy
Major changes sweep Kansas dairy industry with bulk tanks cow pools and pipe milking lines. Ice milk drives growth aided by drive ins and new packaging expanding to 2% gallon units boosting per capita ice cream to 18 pounds. Dairy Division expands inspection and regulates equipment sanitation tasting butter fat and solids across 800 plus plants. 58 000 dairymen supply raw material under strict standards.
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Kansas
Asell
State Board of Agriculture
Dairy Division
Great Things Seen For Early Farmers
Emporia News April 13 1861 predicts Kansas farmers will thrive by serving Colorado Colorado Territory gold seekers with dairy and grain. It notes the Pacific railroad will boost Kansas transport and development, with Nebraska as only regional farming competitor and gold wealth driving demand for butter and farm products.
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Emporia News
Kansas
Colorado Territory
Colorado
Plains
Francis
Rocky Mountains
Missouri
Nebraska
Pacific Railway
California
New York City
4-H Club and HDU News June meetings and notices
Mrs. George Raible hosted the Enterprise Home Demonstration Unit at Baldwin Rural School for the June meeting. Reports from the Lawrence advisory committee meeting and a Yates newsletter note the Smurthwaite House for women at Kansas State University is in use by 65 students and all Douglas County units contributed to the project. Invitations go to Kerr Canning Demonstration in Stony Point Kansas City Kan and Hobby School treasures from trash at Olathe. Members to bring items for a silent auction. future hostesses and July meeting at Mrs. Albert Hayden with reminder to bring own table service.
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George Raible
Enterprise Home
Baldwin Rural School
Joe Baldwin
Lawrence
Oletha Yates
Kansas State University
Douglas County Home
Stony Point School
Kansas City
Kan
Hobby School
Olathe
Delbert Harris
Charley Hubbard
Woodlawn Home
Ike Fairbanks
Floyd DeWeese
Cancer Fund
Leon Jamison
Fred Meinke
Sharon Ziegler
Garden Grove
Calif
Sharon
Dale Ziegler
Ernest Pritchard
Westminster
Howard Jones
Emporia State Teachers College
James Wilson
Notre Dame University
Emporia State College
Joy
Don Dibble
DeSoto
Alice Hoffine
Loren Jackson
Basehor
The
Baptist Church
Jesse Nunn
Ozarks
James Williams
Paula
George Chamberlain
St. Louis
Stewart Ward
Ward
Chamberlain
Barham Williams
Warren
John
Don
Bruce
New Mexico
Robert Elder
Billy Winkkleman
Austin Thompson
Claud Thompson
North
Watkins Lawrence
Nora Bremen
Liberty
Thompson
Lawrence Trowbridge
Gene Kueker
Dora Kueker
Fred Kueker
Monticello
Omar Browning
Manhattan
Earl Hallenback
Harold Kinl
Carol Meyer
Max McClure
Lecompton
Miles Cleland
Vinland
Gene Resco
Young Mothers Club
Robert Elder Jr
Randy
Raymond Barnett
la Crosse
Turner
Barnett
Lingsoodl High School
LaCrosse
Wilbur Gray
James
Ted Gray
Gray
Jack Shaw
Los Angeles
Mae Belle McReynolds
Tucson
Ariz
Mr. Shaw
W. S. Shaw
Henry family plans move to Kansas City
Linwood couple Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Henry with family will relocate to Kansas City. They will be followed by Mr. and Mrs. Earl Jones moving into the vacated house, and other Flagstaff residents including Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Jamison and daughter and Mr. and Mrs. James Steve and family, who were weekend visitors.
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Ollie Henry
Kansas City
Earl Jones
Jimmy Jamison
James Steve
Flagstaff
Ariz
Community notes and birding essay plus fishing reports
Local social updates list guests visiting families and moves, school meetings, reunions, and travels across towns. A long opinion piece warns about nonnative bird species and urges cautious outdoor etiquette, followed by current regional fishing conditions at Bull Shoals Lake Norfolk Table Rock Grand Lake Tonganoxie Lake and nearby waters with species and lures noted.
Spahn Burdette and Law Each Logged 18 NL Starts in 1960
Pitchers Warren Spahn Lew Burdette and Vern Law each completed 18 National League starts during the 1960 season, illustrating a shared workload among top aces of the era.
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Warren Spahn
Lew Burdette
Vern Law
Gardenia Stakes at Garden State Park Richest for Two-Year-Old Fillies
The Gardenia, run each fall at Garden State Park in Camden New Jersey, is described as the world’s richest race for two year old fillies.
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Garden State Park Racetrack
Camden
N. J
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Roy Hursell
Dale Powers
Packard
Paul Birch
Hursell
Journal-World Photo
HDU
Linwood
Nieder-Wichman
Cooper
Peterson
Outboard Boating Club of America
Kramer Adams
Weyer‘hauser Lumber Co
Bull Shoals
Norfolk
James River
Grand Lake
Tonganoxie Lake
Clinton
Mary's Lake
Don Fisher
del Richardson
del” Richardson Insurance Agency
Central Junior High School
Davis
Inamel White
Inc
Kentucky
Gelles Fea
Gellan
Bry
Galt
Armin Landis
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