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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1964
Page
8
Farm items from the area in County Extension News
The column outlines sod webworm life cycles and control measures including insecticides such as Aldrin Chlordane DDT Dieldrin Heptachlor Toxaphene and Sevin. It stresses label reading, safe storage, mixing, timing spray programs and evening applications. It also covers bagworm control guidance pruning shrubs and drought affects on wheat and beef market factors.
County 4-Hers In State Group Chorus At Round-Up
Douglas County 4 H members Carol Beth Williams and Cindy Neis are among 73 Kansas 4 H club members representing 47 counties for the 1964 state 4 H club chorus. They will attend 4 H Club Round-up at K State June 1 to 5 and appear on the final assembly program. The chorus director is Louis Sherman. The chorus was chosen by county nominations including school music instructors letters of recommendation. The 1964 chorus marks the sixth Round-up participation since the tradition resumed in 1959. Wild mustard is the weed of the week in the 4 H weed control program. The annual weed grows two to five feet, has yellowish white flowers, and seed pods up to four inches long. It is found in small grain and wastelands across Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County
Kansas
Fresh Pineapple Supply From Mexico Now Peak Season
Fresh pineapple is in peak season with the biggest supply coming from Mexico. The article explains choosing, storing, prep tips, and nutrition, noting one pineapple weighs about two pounds yielding six servings and five pounds yield four pints for freezing. It also advertises a May 22 public meeting on food preservation at KP&L auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Kp&l
9Th and Tenn. St
Farmer praises waterway gains and mulching benefits
Clifford Good on the J. M. Craddock farm reports a successful waterway with berms seed grown to brome and native grass and mulched seed. He notes no erosion after heavy rain and highlights ACP cost sharing for mulching at 17 dollars per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Good
J. M. Craddock
Highway 33
Franklin County
Good
Irrigation Systems Depend on the Irrigator
Good irrigation relies on the operator not the design. Even well planned systems require careful water management by the irrigator to ensure outcomes.
Lawrence youth wins second prize in state safety poster contest
Steve Julian of Lawrence won second prize in the Kansas Farm Bureau safety poster contest for ages nine to fourteen. Walter C. Peirce announced the statewide event aims to develop safety-minded youth and reduce accidents, with hundreds of posters entered yearly judged on workmanship design and safety message.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Julian
Lawrence
Kansas Farm’ Bureau
Walter C. Peirce
Kansas Farm Bureau
Public notices in Douglas County Kansas petition and estate appointment
In Douglas County Kansas a hearing is set May 28 1964 at 2 00 p m to declare Michael Dale Raines Dawn Renate Raines and Tammy Michele Raines dependent and neglected and to sever parental rights of Donald and Gwendolyn Raines. Also Grace H Cox estate probate notices appoint Patty Lea Deay and Wes Santee as executors with nine months to file claims. Public notices from Lawrence Daily Journal World May 14 1964.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Douglas County
Kansas
Michael Dale Raines
Dawn ‘Renate Raines
Tammy ‘Michele ‘Raines
State of Kansas
Donald Raines
Gwendolyn Raines
Donald
Grace H. Cox
Patty Lea Deay
Wes Santee
Wes Lance
Grace N. Cox
Robert B. Oyler
Lawrence
Sheriff To Sell Lawrence Property In Foreclosure Action
In Douglas County Kansas on June 9 1964 at 2 00 PM the sheriff will sell at the west front door of the courthouse Lawrence Kansas the real estate of Harold William Carpenter and Eleanor Joy Carpenter to satisfy a 14146 91 judgment plus 5 interest per year from April 21 1964 and costs under a federal mortgage action. The parcel is Lot 10 Block 2 Edgewood Park Addition 5 in Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
District Court
Douglas County
Kansas
Federal National Mortgage Association
Harold William Carpenter
Eleanore Joy
Carpenter
Court House
Lawrence
Douglas
Kane
Edgewood Park
Fred. KE. “Broeker
Springer & Springer
Public Hearing Planned on Twelfth Street Improvement in Lawrence
Lawrence Kansas Governing Body sets a public hearing for June 2 1964 at City Hall to consider paving Twelfth Street to 27 feet with concrete from Oregon Street east to Delaware Street. Estimated cost 12000 and district boundaries defined with cost apportionment 80 percent to benefited properties and 20 percent to city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
Lawrence
Kansas
Twelfth Street
Oregon Street
Delaware Street
U. S. of Kansas
G. S. of Kansas
Twelfth ‘Street
Earl's Addition
Earl’s Addition
Ap Praisers
Igw
H. C. Fisher
Also Mentioned on This Page
Acme
Peet Moss
J. West
County Extension News
Chemical Company
U.S
John H. McCoy
Kansas State University
Australia
New Zealand
Ireland
Federal Land Bank Association
Lawrence, Kansas
Robert Wyer
Joe Quinlan
U.S. 24
Ford
Bel Air
Chevrolet
New Hampshire
Livestock Supply
Eadquarters
Rankin Drug CO
Massachusetts
By Bill Handley
Hundley
Lassy
I. West FD
Bert Chandlee
M Street
Oletha Blevins
Mrs. Blevins
Paxson
United States
Deal Six
Ralph M. King, Jr
James V. Owens
Attes Hi.eet Fisher
Westridge
Kaw Valley
State of
Harold Eisele
Reno
of Leavenworth
Donna Wiley
Grant School
Emil W. Heck, Jr
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