JOYFUL 4-H FARM CLUB ACTIVITIES AND PLANS
The Herald's Farm Page covers the Silver Leaf-Met Poc Ker 3 parents night with Mrs. L Mages on guitar, Hillbilly songs, safety talk by Roger Keith on Christmas tree handling, and a parliamentary talk by Alfred Jacc on closing a meeting. Patricia Abers led a surprise reading, and the club voted to go caroling. A Jayhawk 4-H Club invited a skaling party, reporting 51 light bulb packages sold. Project leaders for the year include clothing, goods, roof improvement, home beautification, dairy, beef, swine, crops, woodworking, and rabbits with various leaders named. There were 29 members, 2 leaders, and 60 visitors. meals were served by Q. B. McNish and Clarence Keith. ACORN RUSTLERS met November 21 at Acorn School, planning a light bulb sale and a trip to Kansas City the following Friday, with Arlie Wood in charge. Dale Winters led group singing, Robert Carey shared daily project experiences, Joy Long demonstrated chocolate drop cookies, and Dale Winters gave a safety talk on home fire prevention. Members visited Kansas City on November 23, including a visit to the Municipal building.
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Silver Leaf
Pocker
A. Mages
R. Hewitt
H. Bones
B. Figgins
A. J. Jefferis
Hollinger
Fred Kissinger
L. Mages
Landers
R. Jacob
al Rybolt
Defferis
Q. B. McNish
Clarence Keith
Acorn Rustlers
Acorn
Kansas City
Arlie Wood
Dale Winters
Robert Carey
Joy Long
Dean Robison
Munici
Princeton
Leroy Wasmund
R. Harms
J. P. McAuliffe
Arthur Atchison
Roy Schaub
Harrison Secrest
Eddie Dushuamack
Joe Bill Sutton
Patty Wasmund
jEddie Earl
Marcia
Mary Dushnamach
Peoria
J. R. Stewart
Gardner Finch
Adell Dean
Baxter
Ira Dean
Roger Brown
Richmond
Ames Lyon
Loren Snider
Horstick
Snider
Nola Morgan
Robert Foltz
Charley Dunbar
Fairmount
Tommy East
Richard Jameson
Bertha E. Bell
Mines
Harley Hume
L. Barnes
Harold Crockett
Albert Hamm
Beacon Light Hdu
Earl Gilliland
Italy
Winnie Eichinger
Advis
Melon varieties and rabbit protection tips from Kansas State
Kansas State College experts discuss melon varieties for home gardens and shipping. They praise Charleston Gray and Black Diamond for sweetness and disease resistance while noting Mildew Resistant and Tekii Gem hybrids. Practical advice covers rosin in alcohol to deter rabbits, basal bark treatments with 2,4,5-T, and spraying methods to protect fruit trees during winter.
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New Hampshire
Hales
Hall
Harold Gallaher
Extension Forester
Kansas State College
Manhattan
V. Hall
Gallaher
Kansas
Rae
Gallaver
Dollar and Sense and Soybean Markets in 1956 Outlook
Dollar and Sense advises early tax filing to capture deductions and reliefs including breeding stock and new depreciation methods. Soybean markets sit near seasonal peaks amid a past rise from a Mideast crisis, with potential price increases if war expands, though selling by farmers will likely lower prices. Buy laying chicks now to position for fall profits as current profits stay tight.
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Larine Mihan Ae
One Piece Jiffy-Cut Pattern Advertises Easy Apron
A vintage advertisement promotes Printed Pattern 4731 for a one piece tissue pattern that yields a complete apron from one yard 35 inch fabric. Sizes Small to Medium are listed with a 35 cent price plus 5 cents mailing, payable in coins to Anne Adams at 243 West 17th Street New York.
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Anne Adams
Yawatt
Farm Bureau backs soil bank with tighter payment rules
Miami Beach delegates at the American Farm Bureau Federation annual convention urged full support for the soil bank program and called for stricter payment rules. They warned success next year and beyond depends on resisting moves to turn the program into free crop insurance and disaster relief. President Charles B. Shuman of Sullivan, J. and other officers begin two year terms.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Soil Bank
American Farm Bureau Federation
Federation
Department of Agriculure
Congress
Chicago
Charles B. Shuman
Sullivan, J
County Clerk Ira Hahn Dies at 77 in Clay Center
Clay County clerk since 1946 Ira P. Hahn died yesterday at a local hospital after suffering a gall stone attack. His death ends a long career in county government.
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Clay Center
Ira P. Hahn
Clay County
Prisoner Hanged In Cell At Leavenworth
The body of Edson Platt, 60, a prisoner at the U S Penitentiary, was found hanging from a ventilator grille in his isolation cell. Warden C H Looney said Platt was placed there for possession of more than the allowed commissary goods. Piatt, from Venice California, had been moved here last June from Alcatraz where he served a 125 year sentence for car theft and armed robbery. Shop with Ottawa merchants.
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Leavenworth
Edson Platt
U. S. Penitentiary
C. H. Looney
Platt
Piatt
Venice
Calif
Alcatraz
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