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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1957

Page

11

Franklin County stockmen invited to Kansas meeting

Franklin County stockmen and their wives are invited to the second district Kansas Livestock Association meeting on May 8 at 6:30 in the North American Hotel, Ottawa. Mrs. Lee Perkins presiding Cow Belles seeks to form a district group. A. G. Pickett KLA secretary and Bill House KLA tax chair will attend. dinners arranged by Perkins. Also discusses sorghum seed treatments including Delsan A D and alternatives, seed germination, and corn root worm control timing and methods in Kansas.

Franklin County Kansas Livestock Association North American Ottawa Lee Perkins Richmond Kansas Cow Belles Mera Ww A. G. Pickett K.L. A Bill House Cedar Vale Kansas Nemaha Dell Gates Kansas State College Manhattan

Central Princeton Area News Highlights Social Visits

A crowded week in Central Princeton shows Mrs. Eldon Gilliland hosting relatives from Table Rock and others from Ottawa Topeka Paola and Kansas City. Easter gatherings included Mr. Wayne Martin and Phil entertaining kin from multiple cities. Community events featured senior play Handy Man at Williamsburg and Tapley school plans with basket lunch.

Eldon Gilliland Cathy Waring Table Rock Neb Dean Martin Connie Judy Gary Wellsville Lee Martin Patsy Peggy C. W. Martins Gilliland Martin Mr. Gilliland Wayne Martin Phil Topeka Ottawa Paola Earl Hudderston George Roberts George Slankard Bob Burlin Franke Glenn Slankard Sharon Vickie Stevie Kansas City Marvin McCurdy Lynda Mike Olathe Swope Park Stankard Bill Sutton

Grocer Grants Woman Phone Order Then Watches Walk Out

In Paris Kentucky grocer Lewis Rankin cheerfully consented to a woman's use of his telephone and then stood by in astonishment as she placed a long order with a second grocer, thanked him and walked away.

Paris Lewis ‘Rankin

Early Grazing Warning Sounds From Chicago Committee

The Middle West Soil Improvement Committee warns against grazing pastures too early. Fresh spring growth relies on stored plant food in roots and crowns, and early grazing damages plants, reducing future yield. Hold grazing until pasture is four to six inches high and graze no closer than two inches. Fertilizer adds profits and extends grazing days.

Middle West Soil Improvement Committee Chicago Committee Agronomists

Cotton Stalks Put To New Use

Cotton growers in Ruleville Mississippi may turn plowed under stalks into a new pulp industry. Dr W J Nolan of the University of Florida says readily saleable pulp could be produced from current work and used for car irons liners and corrugated wrapping materials across related items.

Ruleville Miss Mississippi W. J. Nolan University of Florida

4-H Club Program Notes From Elm Leaf Rainbow and More

Elm Leaf reports Anna Channon on Home Beautification Swine and electricity demos Judy Maxwell parliamentary quiz Will Channon etc. Rainbow notes April 6 meeting at Martin Center half center upkeep 4-H Sunday in May at Princeton Methodist. Shining Star sewing April 17 13 girls Learning to Sew Tea towel hems. Clover Leaf April 10 Sand Creek School committees health check-ups exchange meeting etc Full O Pep 4-H Sunday spring tour safety health reports and group singing.

Steve Hoopes Will Channon Judy Maxwell Rainbow Martin Community Center Princeton Methodist Church Norma Houston Marie Hird Bonnie Hase Jimmy Dean Kay Vining Stanley Hird Lloyd Houston Shining Star Rantoul High School Nt. R. Stevenson Ralph Bloomer Boecker Sand Creek School Butch Klingler Lowell Hinderliter Carol Stoffer Sharon Whirley Bobby Hayden Susie Wood Ronnie Keim Leon Graves Bobby Jackie Hayden Lola Mae Sink Susie Mary Lee Peterson Andersons

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