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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1957

Page

4

Grange Fights Rail Increase and Regulation

AP Farm Reporter Ovid A. Martin reports the National Grange's renewed push for gradual deregulation of railways and other transport. The Grange opposes a proposed 22 percent freight rate rise in the East and West and 15 percent in the South, arguing competition among transport modes will curb overcharging more effectively than ICC control. The group notes its historic role in regulating monopolies and says truck competition has altered the landscape. The issue is before the Interstate Commerce Commission.

The Grange Agriculture Department Interstate Commerce Commission ICC America

Deferred Grazing Program Approved

The Senate Agriculture Committee approved a plan for deferred grazing payments to landowners in drought disaster areas. Senator Lyndon B. Johnson sponsors the bill directing the President and the Secretary of Agriculture to implement the program to spur growth on denuded grazing lands. Secretary Benson introduced the proposal, while Chairman Ellender noted committee revisions meet most objectives.

Washington Senate Agriculture Committee Senate Lyn Ydon 'B. Johnson Tex Benson Ellender x D -la Agriculture’ Committee Ben

Farmers Borrow To Develop Land In Franklin And Anderson

Farmers of Franklin and Anderson Counties borrowed over 197,800 dollars from the Farmers Home Administration in nine months. Supervisor Paul Archer reported repayments totaling 260,239 dollars on loans from prior years. The main demand was for financing farm purchases and development, with repayments funded largely by milk, wheat, and cattle sales.

Franklin Anderson Counties Farmers Home Administration Paul Archer

Pleasant Valley neighbors share open house and visits

Area residents attend open house for Mr and Mrs Omar Knoops 25th anniversary. Local families like Chronisters Fischers O Dea Lawrenzs Coffmans and Camerons visit relatives in Pleasant Valley. Several relatives travel for schooling and gatherings with neighbors in Baldwin Ottawa Wellsville and surrounding areas.

Ralph O’connor Omar Knoop Bert Chronister K. U Everett Chronister Millard Fischer Shirley Karen Ottawa Wiley Broer Baldwin Juanita Benham Maybelle O’dea Harold Carpenter Timmy Ralph O’conner Howard Lawrenz Jim O’connor LaCygne A. V. McAule

Deadline Set for Soil Conservation Reserve Contracts

The final date for farmers to sign soil bank conservation reserve contracts is April 15, announced by Russell Wray, chairman of the County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee. The program allows diverting general cropland to soil and water conservation, tree planting, or wildlife protection for 8, 5, or 10 years, with guidance available at the ASC office.

Soil Bank Conservation Reserve Russell Wray County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee Soil Bank ASC

Peoria-Imes Area Retreat At Spring Ridge Church

The parish retreat gathered five churches for a Sunday service at 11 a.m. followed by a basket dinner. The afternoon featured a showing of the film Martin Luther by Rev. Carl Grondorf. Attendees from Peoria included Lewis Wichman family and many locals, with news of Glenn Evans injured at work in Des Moines.

Spring Ridge Martin Luther Carl Grondorf Peoria Lewis Wichman Max and Carolan Mary Mack Alta Conley Bob Rodgers Maude Evans Fred Weaver Cecil. Detwiler Glenn Des Moines Iowa Art Meisel Preston Art Finch Virgil Finch Bob Altice Ottawa Mike Lovell Victor Vergil Mike Dean L. C. ‘Babcock

Farmland Faith Drives Rising U S Land Values

Americans hold farmland as a safe long term investment aiding a rise in farm property values. The Agriculture Department reports U S farmland values up 2 percent to Nov 1 1956 with a record index 143 above 1947-49 average. Arkansas Missouri Iowa Kansas and Oklahoma show gains. Nebraska unchanged. Colorado down two percent.

Agriculture Department Department United States Arkansas Missouri Iowa Oklahoma Kansas Nebraska Colorado

Judge R C Lind Named For National Soil Pacer Awards

Among judges selected for the annual national soil pacer awards program sponsor Goodyear Tire and Rubber is R C Lind of Manhattan. Lind serves as secretary of the state soil conservation committee with score sheets from Kansas districts to be sent to Lind at Kansas State College. They must be postmarked not later than May 15.

Four 4-H Clubs Meet With Projects Shared

Willing Workers and Acorn Rustlers met with fourteen members and guests. Demonstrations covered grafting and the value of home gardens. Talks included health rules cattle grubs and hawks to farmers. A film Tractor Safety was shown. Plans were made for a safety program and next meeting April 10.

Acorn Rustlers Sharon Brown Red Cross Jeannie Hamilton Linda Wood Robert Carey Dean Robison Joy Long Joe Dale Winters Dick Jameson Don Jones Jim Moody Charlotte Moody Rita Eileen Robin Marrell Macy

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Ovid A. Martin AP Farm Reporter Sue Railroads NationalGrange Pleasant Valley Mrs. Lucy Matile van. Huss Ted Higbie George Old Wisconsin Roy Clare Hird Topeka Damon Higbie Mina Smith Lorena Maule Junior Dale Duane Giffford George Brooks Edd Carthy Edgerton Raymond Heck Kate Brophy Dorothy Cummings Lee Keen Welsville Frank Berthot J. B. Berthot Wichita O. R. Whitehead Roy Straham Gridley Harry Hanson Lenexa Otis Hutchinson Wellsville Ira Randall Dayton Maule Alex .Murdoch Murry Murphy Waverly Corner Beto Junction Guernsey Texas John’ Deere A ‘Farrow Lucky Grange Peoria-Imes Mrs Ira Dean Rebecca Nancy Teresa Slaven Mrs. Maude Evans Concrete Materials & Construction Co Ottawa Quarry S. Main Water Tower Rita Herring Whispering Hope Barbara Joyce Hamilton Rita and Joy Virginia Carey Arlie Williamsburg Barbara Johnson Dianne Bethell Ned Bethell Delbert McElfresh Maurine Neal Rita Schwinn Millikens and Neals Pleasant Ridge School Mary Lee Peterson Ruth Ann Shoemaker Naus Rea Kohler Ronnie Daugharthy Ryan Law Bennett's.flavor-Of Bennett N. Walnut Bennett Creamery Co Bradford O'Dea Dora Belle Carpenter Iva Hunzicker Kansas State College Franklin County A.B.A Franklin County Artificial Dairy Breeders Assn Don Collins S. Maple Rantoul Princeton John Deere Oliver Corn White Hampshire George Dragieff Myers & Son Peoples State Bank GMC Wert Service Mike Mulcahey Buick Co., Inc
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