Luggage as a Popular Graduation Gift
As graduation nears, luggage arises as a favored gift for both men and women. The article outlines bag types for different travel needs, from suiters and week enders to wardrobe and overseas cases, with guidance on size, construction, and color.
Mothers Day Reflections on Family Love and Duty
The article traces Mothers Day origins and personal meanings from England to modern America. It contrasts parental sacrifice with child reverence, notes depression era parenting effects, and emphasizes homemaker creativity, shared duties, and shaping children’s futures through love and example.
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Water Based Recreation Expands Under Small Watershed Plans
The article outlines rising demand for outdoor activities especially water recreation. It notes watershed projects and larger reservoir development as avenues for public use, with USDA and Soil Conservation Service support, cost sharing, and local sponsorship requirements. It cites Kansas watershed districts and Scout usage of Aiken Creek for a 35 acre lake and camping facilities.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
USDA
Soil Conservation Service
SCS
United States
Kansas
Boy Scouts In Kansas
Sedan Council
Aiken Creek
Ky Reveals Candidacy For S. Viet President
Premier Nguyen Cao Ky announced his candidacy for president of South Vietnam after a long talk with Gen. Nguyen Van Thieu. Ky said he informed his Cabinet of the decision, and he doubted Thieu would run this year.
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Musk Thistle and Irrigation Notes for Farmers
Time to search pastures for musk thistle rosettes and spray before flower stalks form. Musk thistle can be identified by smooth leaf surfaces and light green mid rib and margins. Irrigation decisions require water supply tests, soil suitability, and matching application rate to soil intake for efficiency and profit.
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Soil Conservation Service
Chinch Bug Threatens Wheat and Certification Rules
Chinch bugs, tough to control, inflict heavy damage in local wheat fields as populations rise. Spraying must cover cracks and use high carrier volumes while barriers between fields aid migration control. Wheat and feed grain certification deadlines loom with May 22 for Wheat acreage and August 7 for final feed grain dates. remaining wheat acreage after May 22 affects certification status.
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ASCS
Cardinals Add New Spring Members Maris and Romano
The St. Louis Cardinals bring in two new spring additions veteran Roger Maris formerly of the Yankees and catcher John Romano formerly with the White Sox as they prepare for the season.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Roger Maris
White Sox
John Romano
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