Average income and farm investments in 1957 report
The Agricultural Department reports 1957 average farm investment ranged from 10 530 on peanut cotton farms to 177 770 on southwest sheep ranches. Net income per farm averaged about 2 500, up nearly 7 percent from 1956, with diversity across farm classes and regions. Delays in text show 4H Club conference arrivals in Washington for the 26th annual event.
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Agricultural Department
North Carolina
Mississippi Delta
Pacific Northwest
Washington
Idaho
Southeastern
Texas
Delta
Southern Plains
Dairying Strengths Grow Yet Faces Possible End
Dairying is a dominant American industry with farms in every state and a large share of beef and veal. It employs millions in transport and processing, fuels refrigeration needs, and drives packaging, machinery, and automation. A fragment notes Pierre Etienne Flandin, former French premier, dying. dairy products supply over 35 percent of protein at 15 percent of food cost.
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Dairying
Othr
Kansas City Man Guilty in Bank Robbery Case
Lyle Richard Johnson of Kansas City Missouri was found guilty in U S District Court of taking part in the August 20 robbery of Twin City State Bank. The verdict carries a maximum sentence of 25 years with sentencing deferred to Tuesday morning. The article also notes average annual food spending and milk consumption figures.
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Kansas City, Kas
Lyle Richard Johnson
Kansas City
Partic
Robery
Twin City State Bank
U. S. District Court
Rizley
Stull Bible School closing program and local visits
The Stull EUB Church will host a closing program for Bible School with children’s displays and a noon basket dinner open to all. Local families, including Wulfkuhle, Hilliard, Bahnmaier, and Nichols, visited relatives in Kansas and California while others shared in community gatherings and school board re-elections.
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Bible School
Stull Eub Church
Community Notes of Local Visits and Gatherings
Mrs Raymond Nichols and family visited Mr and Mrs Alvin Andrews in Topeka Sunday night. Cathy OConnor returned home with her parents after two weeks with grandparents. Tex visited Mr and Mrs James Vestal and JH. A Korean student KWak vacationed in Topeka and stayed with Robert Hildenbrand. Various locals attended weddings, reunions, and family gatherings in Lawrence Burlington Lecompton and nearby towns.
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Donald Wulfkuhle
Chris
W. R. Hilliard
Fort Worth
Tex
Robert Hildenbrand
KU This Seimester
Earl Bahnmaier
Louisiana
George Steele
William Henry Jr
Deer Creek
Yarnold
Ben Danley
Odessa
Elmer Nichols
James Vestal
Gene Hart
Lecompton
Jeanie Kent
Lacy Dexter
Lawrence
Ralph Rake
Harry Buchheim
W. B. Senior
California
Willis Bowie
Alfred Rake
Bernard Walden
Richland
Carl Kampschroeder
Kampschroeder
Jess O'Connor
Herman Henning
Iowa
Henning
Joann Buchers
George Armstrong
Burlington
Bessant
Topeka
Virginia Smith
Albert Elliott
Robert Whilikuhle
Henry Kampschroeder
Winfield
August Kampschroeder
Raymond Nichols
Alvin’ Andrews
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Pierre- Etienne Flandin
Vichy
Riviera
St. Jean Cap Ferrat
Kansas Cition
Don Fisher
del Richardson
del” Richardson Insurance Agency
Mass
STULL
Ann Harris
Charles Collins
Inglewood
Calif
Olive Hawes
Pleasant Grove
Kansas
Journal-World
N. 2Nd St
J. Underwood & Sons
Massachusetts
Health Builders of
Swde Star
Golden Crest Dairy Products
Douglas County
GRA
Hipping
Golden Crest
Douglas County Farms
Learnard
Mike Leonhart
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