4 H Week Highlighted in Franklin County Activities
Franklin County 4 H clubs plan for National 4 H Week March 29 with 19 clubs and 500 members. Events include window displays, community meetings, and a tell and sell program. KOFO talks, banners, service club programs, and a special Herald edition are planned. A businessmen’s Coffee on March 2 invites participation. TV Channel 13 will air Rock Springs Ranch footage March 2.
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4H Clu
Lo Courthouse
George Santarpia
Dennis McIntire
Carolyn Mages
Kofo
Janice Milliken
Connie McClure
Franklin County
Raymond Houston
Loretta Alexander
Harry Peckham
4-H
TV Channel 13
Rock Springs Ranch
Rock Springs
International Relations Study Highlighted By Local Units
Mrs. Edna Mae Adams led slides on France during a Mess meeting while Mrs. H N Trabert and Mrs. Gene Kendall directed a lesson on international relations. Civil defense topics were covered by Mrs. E T Stansbury and a medical self help class was planned for Williamsburg area residents.
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Edna Mae Adams
E. C. Heathman
France
Mess
Fred Heathman
Friendly Neighbors Units Jr
Crist
Wil
Adams
Verliam J. Wright
Richdun
Ard Hughes
H. N. Trabert
Gene Kendall
E.T. Stansbury
Rosalie Osburn
Williamsburg
Jesse Edgecomb
Vidal Green
Tequa
L. A. Green
Germany
Legion Hall
Maude Timberlake
L. B. Paine
Glenn Fitch
Robert Bundy
Heart
Lewis Spencer
Offenders Beat Two Police Officers in Medicine Lodge
In Medicine Lodge Kansas two youths badly beat city officer Otto Smith and Barber County Sheriff C L Bishop, then forced them into Smiths car and fled toward Dodge City. They were halted by Ford County deputies near Dodge City and jailed. Authorities identified the suspects as Robert Nichols and Max Millie, believed to be California itinerants staying in the area.
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Medicine Lodge
Kan
C. L. Bishop
Barber County
Otto Smith
Bishop
Smith
Dodge City
Ford County
Jimmy Davis
Davis
Robert Nichols
Max Millie
California
Fire destroys building at Tiqua remodeling project
A fire in IolaKansas destroyed a building being remodeled for a hardware and lumber business at Tiqua. The loss was estimated at $2500.
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Iola
Kan
Tiqua
Secretaries Seek Chairs Of Varying Sizes On Capitol Hill
Washington AP reports Rep. Tom Steed urges two or three chair styles and sizes for stenographers as Congress spends on furniture and office needs. Capitol physician Dr George W Carver backs the idea noting weight differences require different chairs for comfort and productivity. The Herald offers $5 weekly for tips.
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Washington
Tom Steed
D-Okla
Steed
Capitol Hill
Legislative Appropriations
Congress
George W. Carver
Capitol
CREEP FEED AND CALVING TRENDS FOR FARMERS
Guidance on early lamb marketing and simple creep rations plus advice on soil compaction by rear-wheel plowing. Calving nutrition tips stress high protein and post calving energy feeding to improve conception and heat. Beef prices fall. plan least cost calf rations for fall sales. Guaranteed interest on one-year CDs.
Release of Male Sterile Bison Wheat For Seedmen
The Kansas Agricultural Experiment Station and USDA Agricultural Research Service announce release of a male sterile Bison wheat to bona fide plant breeders. Dr C Peakrs Wilson, KSA director, said researchers at state stations and federal labs may request seeds. Developed at Fort Hays Branch by Dr J A Wilson with Dr W M Ross and later continued by Dr R W Liver. Male sterility enables hybrid wheat development and broad research progress toward farmer adoption.
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Kansas Agricultural Experiment Station
Agricultural Research Service
USDA
C. Peakrs Wilson
KSA
Kstate
Fort Hays
J. A. Wilson
W. M. Ross
R. W. Livers
Wilson
Plant breeders eye fertile wheat hybrids via restorers
Wilson reports a restorer for Bison male-sterile wheat, with Nebraska Experiment Station confirming another, and Livers identifying a probable restorer. Wide breeder research should yield superior hybrids for farmers in a few years, says Director Wilson.
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Wilson
Nebraska Experiment Station
Souther Holstein Assoc Names Officers For 1983 Show
Raymond Baker of Iola was named secretary treasurer and Ivan Strickler of Iola was named sales marketing representative. The Souther Holstein Association will hold its 1983 show in Independence in April.
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Soutsas Holstein Associatio
Raymond Baker
Iola
Ivan Strickler
What's New at Your Chevrolet Dealer in 1960s Style
Spring fresh car lineup offers Impala Super Sport with engines up to 425 hp, Turbo Fire 409, optional Comfortist steering wheels, Nova SS, Monza Spyder, and Corvette Sting Ray. Features include front bucket seats, all vinyl trim, distinctive SS badges, 14-inch wheels, and choice of three or floor-mounted shifters.
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Chevy
Chevrolet
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