Alfalfa and Silage Use in Livestock Rations Explored
Kansas State and Missouri researchers report that limited alfalfa can feed hogs gilts and sows, with silage grain content boosting gains in beef calves. Tennessee cows require a 60 day dry period for sustained production. Sows outperform gilts in efficiency and pig weaning numbers, while laying hens show delayed egg production after water shortages with recovery taking over a month.
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4 H Clubs Are Soybeans Brokers Give Wall Street Indigestion
4 H clubs flourish nationwide with 4 H members in Kansas totaling 32 037 across 105 counties. In Franklin County 539 4 H members across 19 clubs set a county record. Adults are urged to join 4 H, pick a project, and attend meetings. A separate Wall Street AP analysis explains commodity futures trading tied to soybeans and stock brokerages, detailing hedging, speculation, margins and risks.
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Christmas Parties Highlight Holiday Cheer in Local Clubs
HAPPY HOMEMAKERS held their annual Christmas Party at Mrs. Neil Anderson’s home with a decorative Christmas theme. A gift exchange and a discussion of 1964 65 lessons followed. January meeting set with Mrs. Wm Hase. In Richmond, Mrs Alma Bastin hosted a turkey dinner for thirteen ladies with songs and ideas shared. Nine members joined, with next meeting at Mrs Loren Snider’s home.
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Basetin
Ray McLees
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Record 1963 grains futures hit 38 year peak
Prolonged drought and looming large grain shipments to Russia drove Chicago Board of Trade futures to the highest volume in 38 years. The year saw an estimated 55 billion dollars in value, with brokers handling about 24.1 billion bushels of wheat soybeans corn oats and rye. Soybeans led trade at roughly 70 percent, lifting prices from 2.53 to 2.81 per bushel in early July before easing.
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Real estate transfers listing multiple parcels and owners
Contents (QCD) shows transfers: Clarence B Pippenger to John J Rothwell for 80 acres NE1 Sec 26 16 20. Gleason Co Inc to Robert E Shrum lot No 6 Brookside Add Corp D. Arnold Wayne Linder to Geo Blough lots 21 22 23 Elk 2 Fairview Add Wellsville. Wm C Cunningham to Carl Harness 50 ft of lots 1 3 and W50 ft of N14 of Lot 5 and all S14 Lot 5 and all Lot 7 all Blk 76.
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John J. Rothwell
Gleason Co. Inc
Robert E. Shrum
Brookside Add
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Arnold Wayne Linder
Geo. Blough
Elk
Fairview
Wellsville
C. Cunningham
Carl Harness
Removals and addresses listed for residents in town shifts
Removals include George T Arnold from Osawae tomie to 717 E 11th Bertha Collins to 330 Walnut Max Kirk land from 829 Princeton to 634 S Sycamore H F Morris to 611 N Poplar W J Priddy from 609 S Cherry to 808 Hamblin Elmo Shepherd from 717 E 11th to 606 E 11th The second note states geographers view the 500 mile seaboard strip from southern New Hampshire to northern Virginia as a single city the longest in the world
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Walnut
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Sycamore
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Poplar
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Cherry
Hamblin
Elmo Shepherd
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