Meetings To Top Next Farm Week In This Area
Farmers are invited to pesticide safety meetings on December 6 at the Masonic Hall with speakers Sander Brooks King and Nilson covering storage use and conditions for fertilizers insecticides fungicides and herbicides. A winter crops and soils meeting follows December 7 at 9 30 a m in Memorial Auditorium basement with experts addressing crop diseases weed control and soil fertility. Other events noted include December 13 15 and 14 15 training and conferences involving disease control tax school and fertilizer topics with Extension specialists and Drs Call Caley Pretzer.
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Don Sander
Leroy Brooks
Claude King
Erick Nilson
Memorial Auditorium
Call Management and Disease Control
Masonic Hall
Ed Call
Extension Dairyman
Homer Caley
Don Pretzer
Kansas Fertilizer Conference
Topeka
Sister the lioness escapes cage in Florida exhibit
In Miami a two year old lioness named Sister briefly roamed before deputies cornered her in a mangrove swamp. A deputy darted her with tranquilizer, and she was returned to her cage. Caretaker Willie Bumpass called her a pet and not dangerous.
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Miami, Fla
Willie Bumpass
State Grange Leader Named State Grange Leader Named
James W. Ingversen of LeRoy was elected Kansas State Grange master and chosen to a four year term on the National Grange executive committee at the Topeka meeting. He and three others work with national master Herschel D. Newsom to guide the order between annual sessions. Ingversen, a Coffey county native, operates the family farm in the Neosho river valley. His wife Agnes Hunt Ingversen serves as National Junior Grange superintendent for members five through fourteen.
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James W. Ingversen
LeRoy
Kansas State Grange
National Grange
Topeka
Herschel D. Newsom
Ingwersen
Coffey County
Neosho River
Agnes Hunt
Junior Grange
State Seeks New Money Crops for Industry
Kansas and several states study imported oilseed and pulp crops to boost farm income and regional economies. Greig of Kansas State University notes six promising crops from Crambe to Kenaf, with Kenaf already yielding high grade paper but needing harvest machinery. Crambe offers steel casting oil and flexible plastics potential. seed shattering and disease remain challenges for others.
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Manhattan
Kansas
New Crops Research Branch
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Usda Laboratory
Peoria
James K. Greig
Kansas State University
Greig
K-State
Mediterranean
Pakistan
Europe
Spain
South America
Brazil
India
Mexico
Kenai
Usda Peoria
Kenaf
Kane Sas
James Motes
Kinnan State University
Mitchell County
Beloit
Japanese Buddhism Technical Terms Dictionary Due Next Week
Kyodo reports a new English Japanese dictionary on Buddhism technical terms will publish in Japan next week. The work claims to be the first of its kind and lists 4,872 Buddhism terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Japan
Kyodo
Hogs Profitable For County 4 H'er
Larry Lynn of Clover Leaf 4 H Club manages eleven Hampshire hogs and several horses including a champion quarter horse. He has won county fair titles every year, collecting purple and blue ribbons and a champion pin for his county champion hog. He calves five sows in February to grow his herd while also handling Shetland ponies and earning top ribbons for his mare.
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Lynda Page
Larry Lynn
Larry
Hampshire
Franklin County Fair
Rural Beauty A Task Important To Us All
The SCS office staff champions soil and water conservation and wise land use. By promoting terracing contour farming grassed waterways and pasture renovation they seek restored rural beauty and better farming systems through careful land management and grazing practices.
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SCS
America
Today in History and Rural Beauty Reflections
A December 1 1965 Today in History notes WWII gasoline rationing in 1942 and past political moves. The piece urges preservation of rural America’s landscape, citing farms, ponds, and scenic beauty, contrasting with the danger of overdevelopment and rapid progress. It emphasizes shared responsibility across rural and urban populations to protect nature’s resources.
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Associated Press
Dance Callers Lost Breed GARNETT
Bert Johnson has called square dances in the area for over 50 years. He travels 12 miles east of Garnett to lead a Saturday night club with more than 40 members at a remodeled schoolhouse. A band provides fiddle guitar piano and electric organ. Johnson notes callers are scarce and recalls learning via a correspondence course and demonstration before an instructor.
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Garnett
Bert Johnson
Johnson
Here
Missouri
Linn County
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United Nations General Assembly
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Ottawa Herald Business and Professional Guide
Optometrists
Arvid Berglund, O.D
Optometrist
Olin G. Wollen, O.D
A. G. Madston, O.D
Rodney McClAy, O.D
Chiropractors
Don L. McKelvey
D, C
S.M. Brockway, D, C
J. C. South, D, C
S. Main
L. J. Mathey, D, C
East
Homer N., Flora, D. O
Zellner
Medical Directory
J. F. Barr, M. D
Medical Arts Building
Frank A. Trump, M. D
Medical Arts
Louis N. Speer
M.D
General Medicine
David G. Laury, M.D
General
Obstetrics ‘Medical Arts
Henning Bros
David L. Young, D.O
Physical Medicine
DR. Wikler
Buster Brown
Simon J. Wikler
D.S.C
Briscoe
Richardson’s Shoe Store
SNL
Second Mate Canoe
R. A. Gollier
S, Main
Chester H, Strehlow
Victor J., Lofgreen, Sylva Lofgreen
Physicians and Surgeons
Roberts, M. D
Hess, Franklin
Mann-Bell Drug Store
N. Main
Anthony Clinical Laboratory
Gladys Anthony
Ottawa, Kansas
Beautyland Styling Salon
Main
Eloise Milton
Marion Maxwell Shirley James
Wilema Babcock
Betty's
Rose Marie Baxter
Bula Cums Mings
Connie Welton
Betty J. Christian
Owbex
Elmor Craven
First National Bank Bldg
General American Life
John Rodgers
Insurance Co
St. Louis
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