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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1966

Page

8

Stewardship of Soil and Conservation Message

Earl L. Wier reflects on the Kansas Association of Soil Conservation District annual meeting. He ties stewardship of the soil to Christian responsibility, cites Taft Roosevelt and Webster, urges avoidance of waste, notes shelter belts and beauty from conservation, and praises soil preservation for future generations and wildlife habitat.

Earl L, Wier Kansas Association of Soil Conservation District Board of Supervisors E. Lee Raines Department of Agriculture Friends University Wichita Taft Theodore Roosevelt Daniel Webster Cain Abel God

County 4-H Winners Named by Junior Judgers

Chester Burgess 13, Mike Burgess 11, Jacqueline Beauchamp 12, and Kenneth Humphrey 15 earned 1966 county champion awards in 4-H divisions. Chester and Mike each excel in swine weed control forestry and electric projects. Jacqueline improved home interiors. Kenneth scored in tractor safety and photography with state fair placements. They are children of local families in Pomona and Otetawa districts.

Kenneth Humphrey Pomona Rfc Jackie Beauchamp Ottawa Rfd Chester Burgess Pomona Rfd Mike Burgess Julia Montague Chester Mike C. D. Burgess Pomona

Kansas 4 H Foundation Supports Statewide 4 H Efforts

The Kansas 4 H Foundation established in 1952 partners with public funds to support the Kansas 4 H program. Rock Springs Ranch near Junction City trains and inspires 4 H members and leaders while scholarships, awards, and IFYE funding expand opportunities. The foundation also supplies materials, publishes the Kansas 4 H Journal, and maintains a $15 000 inventory to assist counties.

U.S. Department of Agriculture Kansas State University County Extension Service Kansas 4 Kansas 4-H Foundation Rock Springs Ranch Junction City 4-H Chicago International Farm Youth Exchange Foundation IFYE Kansas 4-H Foundation George Wingert Donald Myers Glen Hayward Cecil B. Vining

Winter Crops and Livestock School Opens Jan 3

Extension meetings for farm cooperators include a Winter Crops and Livestock School on January 3 at 10 a.m. in the Memorial Auditorium basement. Agronomists Gene Cleavinger and Eddie Beeson will cover fertilizer use micro nutrients and production factors. Beeson will discuss soybean production and 1966 experimental results. Livestock specialist Wendell Moyer will present beef cattle nutrition and management findings including concentrates roughages oyster shell feeds additives and urea. Other events: Artificial Breeding Association January 23 soil conservation January 25 and district sheep and wool notices.

Memorial Auditorium Gene Cleavinger Eddie Beeson Beeson Wendell Moyer Artificial Breeding Association Soil Conservation

Timber sales may be taxed as capital gain say forester

Bozworth Report summarizes advice from Jack Kepler, Kansas State University extension forester, that small timber owners can report timber sales as capital gains if held over six months, with special rules for Christmas trees. Depreciation and depletion allowances reduce taxable income, and Schedule D records gains or losses.

Jack E. Kepeler Kansas State University

EHU Notes Show Officers Retained At Christmas Meetings

Multiple clubs report Christmas gatherings with daylong activities. Officers kept in place include president Roy Good and vice president Lyle Anderson. Gifting and mystery pals marked exchanges as members welcomed guests and planned 1967 activities across Princeton Workers Worthwhile Progressive Tequa and Tequa chapters.

Fred Heathman E. C. Heathman Lewis Pollom Roy Good Lyle Anderson Raymond Gibson Princeton Roland Sass Leon Burricheter Bud Schaub Garrett Harms R. G. Hobbs Progressive Club Robert Bundy L. B. Paine Clarence Nauman Elmer Bell Lydia Fitch H. J. Nordeen H. G. Williams TEQUA W. S. Hink

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