Council Elects Board At Annual Extension Meeting
The Extension council elected a nine member executive board after annual talks by three Extension agents led by district supervisor Ray Hoss who urged potential changes to the Extension law. County agents reported on pork project progress, lingerie classes, Ladies Day at the county fair, and a 4-H exchange trip to Ochiltree County Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Istas
Extension Council
Ray Hoss
Hoss
Kansas
Bob Bozworth
Franklin County
Texas
Smith
Andy Duffle
Pomona
James Lancaster
Ottawa Rfd
Eugene Vining
Richmond
Leroy Wasmund
Princeton
Kurt Weigand
Arlen Jones
Lawrence Lundstedt
Claire Shepherd
Tom Chambers
Wellsville
Worthwhile and Rock Creek EHU Notes on Cheese Meetings
Worthwhile unit met at Mrs. Loyd’s home with Miss Arlis Loyd presiding. Officers elected include Mrs. James Curry president and Mrs. H. H. Feuerborn vice president. Members planned Dec 20 meeting and bring items for Christmas baskets. Lesson by Mrs. Lancaster covered cheese varieties, costs, making, and use in meals. Rock Creek gathering at Mrs. Morris Ferguson with 17 attendees. Two new members welcomed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Loyd
Ben Gibson
Arlis Loyd
James Curry
H. H. Feuerborn
James Lancaster
Scotland
Germany
Rock Creek
Morris Ferguson
Marrell Macy
Ernest Blackburn
Pauline Lang
EHU
Dan Fogle Sr
Tom Ingram
Ingram
R. W. Tulloss
FmHA approves rural water extension in Anderson County Kansas
Topeka Kansas farmers gain access to a $17,500 loan and $23,000 grant for Rural Water District No 4 extension serving 10 rural families with two new wells. Purkeypile Pipeline to build about 76 miles of line for 140 families, boosting water quality and reliability. The project follows a 1971 system funded with $175,000 loan and $95,000 grant, total cost $296,500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Anderson County
Purkeypile Pipeline Construction Co
Eureka
Morgan Williams
Farmers Home Administration
Fmha
Williams
Kansas Sixth in U.S. Farm Exports for 1970-71
Kansas ranked sixth in total agricultural exports with a 391.6 million dollar value for 1970-71, driven by wheat and flour. Midwestern states accounting for 47 percent of exports helped form MIATCO as state departments of agriculture organize the trade council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midwestern
Kansas
United States
Roy Freeland
U.S
State Departments of Agriculture
Mid- America International Agri- Trade Council
Miatco
Buy Bulls To Improve Herd In Franklin County Four Breeders Buy Registered Herd Sires
Four Franklin County Hereford breeders purchased registered herd sires to modernize their herds. W G Ransom bought AA Advance Press112 from Arbuthnot Hereford Ranch, while C H Reynolds, C Chandler, and A Duffle bought S. Van Mark 048 Command Capri 046 and S. Van Guard 092 at Stryker Hereford Ranch sale. All bulls boast high weights and conformation scores, all linked to Vagabond Mischief 66. breeding key for future herd performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
W. G. Ransom
Williamsburg
AA Advance
Arbuthnot Hereford Ranch
Haddam
C. H. Reynolds
S. Maple
Lawrence Chandler
Richmond
Andy Duffle
Pomona
Stryker
Fredonia
Reynolds
Chandler
Chicago
Denver
Stryker Ranch
Also Mentioned on This Page
Arion Jones
Bozworth
Ardis Patterson
Franklin County Home Economist
Dave Smith
Ochiltree County
Ganteles
Ottawa
Easycare
Mom
Spirograph
Fisher- Price
Raggedy Andy
Doctor
ABC
Tonka
Tinker Toys
EAU Notes
Martha Sheern
Oak Haven Rest Home
Lela Rose Brock
Joe McAuliffe
Clarence Dryden
Norman Scott
Nixon
Congress
Morgan Williamson
New Holland
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