Conservation notes on weather delays slow farm work
Wet weather and delays in ACP funds have slowed conservation work for the year. Terracing on Teirman and Lloyd Brothers farms carried over from last year is now substantially complete. Many terrace projects on oat land were cancelled by rain. Pond construction, possible only in winter, progressed slowly with few ponds finished on Huher Lichteig, Wayne Reichard, and Shadan farms. Seed will be distributed to district cooperators for demonstrations and waterways seeding to J. E. Johnson, Glenn Chambers, and Bertha Lancaster. New cooperators include Perry M. Porter, Ray E. Reed, Gilbert Davenport, Charley Lilley Estate, Dean Berlin, Bernard H. Briggs, and Frank J. Davison. Plans completed for Chester Keim and Roy E. Reed. backlog stands at about thirty plans. Farmers must sign up at the ASC office and contact the Work Unit Conservationist to schedule farm visits and surveys for efficient planning. A small supply of canary grass has arrived from the Plant Materials Center in Man and Reed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Teirman
Lloyd Brothers
Bob Dean
Wayne Reichard
J. E. Johnson
Glenn Chambers
Bertha Lancaster
Soil Conservation District
Perry M. Porter
Ray E. Reed
Gilbert Davenport
Charley Lilley
Dean Berlin
Bernard H. Briggs
Frank J. Davison
Chester Keim
Roy E. Reed
ASC
SCS
Buried Alive and Medical Myths in Letters to Dr Molner
Readers ask about being buried alive and signs of death versus embalming. Dr Molner explains rigor mortis, discoloration, blood behavior after death, and the role of a death certificate while noting burial threats from fiction are rare. Other letters touch on onions and Asian flu boosters with brief medical opinions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tillie
Lhigs
R.P
How To Stop Leg Cramps and Foot Pains Pamphlet
A historical plea offers a pamphlet on stopping leg cramps and foot pains. Request details ask readers to write to a Dundee, J. address with a self addressed stamped envelope and coin for handling. The note suggests leg cramps relate to vaccination timing and emphasizes first shot context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dundee
March in Bomb Protest in London to Aldermaston
Several thousand Britons marched 50 miles in four days from central London toward Aldermaston to protest the hydrogen bomb. They plan to assemble near the research center and send a resolution to the US, USSR, and Britain urging an immediate halt to nuclear weapons testing, manufacture, and storage. Canon Lewis J. Collins led the sendoff at St Paul’s Cathedral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lewis J. Collins
St. Paul's Cathedral
Home Demonstration Units Share Activities Across Clubs
Multiple clubs held meetings at members’ homes with reports on domestic topics. Attendees included twelve members and guests with lessons on hot supply topics, family council, garden and fruit care, and a skit. Gifts and refreshments followed, and next meetings were planned across the groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Johnson
J. J. Decker
Lorna Linden
Indonesia
Red Cross
J. 4. Decker
Emily
Nancy Johnson
Meeling
T. W. Johnson
Area 4-H Club News Potawatomi Valley J Members Enrolled
Area 4-H Club reports new members Glenna Yettler Gary Stevens and Phillip Stevens joining at Christian Nidgn School house. An exchange meeting with Shining Star planned for June on 1 July. Public dance planned. parents night program featured multiple demonstrations and talks. Next meeting set for April 1 at Christian Ridge. Junior Leaders and Shining Star notes included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pottawatomie
Valleyj
Christian Nidgn
Glenna Yettler
Gary Stevens
Phillip Stevens
Shining Star
LaFollette
Arlene Bowen
Everett Beal
Albert Daimes
Yle Lafollette
Stephen Master
Dee Alexander
G. I. Belts
Paul Winton
Alber Dames
Paul Hinton
Christ Han Ridge Schoolhouse
Santa Fe Plans Cuts to i Passenger Service Route
Santa Fe announces potential suspension of i passenger service affecting Imperia, McPherson, and Illinwood corridors. Officials say service cuts aim to streamline operations, with riders urged to seek alternative transport options as timetable reassessments proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mcpherson
Imperia
Illinwood
Ottawa Herald Reports Rail Freight Service Change Petition
The Ottawa Herald notes a commission grant for a Friday April 4 1958 filing by Sala Fe railroad. The petition states freight service would continue if the requested change is allowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cminated
Kansas Corpora
Ottawa Herald
Ilon Commission
Sala Fe Ralload
Green crop feeding boosts dairy herd and income
Studies show a dairyman can add three cows without extra feed costs by using available forage more efficiently. Current pasture losses due to trampling total 40 percent. With barn space for the extra cows, switching to a chop system could raise income by 400 to 600 dollars.
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Joseph G. Molner
Jess
Dr. Molmer
A.L.G
Bell & Howell
Moe Ae
OK Photo Service
Walter Fienner
Joplin
Elsie Bombrowald
Cleveland
Jolan Nagy
Dombrowski
Miles Lacaze
William Barker
Ce‘dar House
Robert Stansbury
Duane Brown
Charles Schoonover
Trafalgar Square
W. G. Ransom
Britain
Donald Smith
Breat Sea Warrior
Horatio
Nelson
Williamsburg
Robert D. Wood
George Turrell
Gary Horne
Evelyn Bond
Leslie Mallory
L.T. Pattic
John Deere Planters
J.D
New
John Deere
Lister
Ottawa Tractor & Impl. CO
Paine
Franklin County
Nelson Motel
Salee
Ottawa High
Molal Tran
Donald Mier
Christ Arosa
Roll Eall
Wight
Betty Bloomer
Dean Hamilton
Lyle Enyart
Hig
Paint Bros
Ralph Bloomer
Alive
Hamilton
Renest Roecker
Santa Fe
le Loup
Kas
Wellsville
le Loup Road
Farmall
Allis-Chalmers
Case Vac
Massey-Harris
New Holland
International
Chevrolet
Ford
Clark
Arthur Seyler
Chuck Stewart
le Loup Community Club
Topeka
J. Wart Bruner
Ottawa
West 7Th Street
Woods Brothers
Ruth Bruner
J. Bruner
Claude Myers
Court House
Peoples
National Bank
the Peoples National Bank OF Ottawa
Guage Y Doale Agricultural Service
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