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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1964

Page

3

Brome Grass Topdressing Tips And Weed Notice

Late season topdressing for brome grass is advised as weather and soil allow with nitrogen. Shattercane weed problems discussed, plus Extension Winter School on Crops and Soils Jan 22 in Ottawa Memorial Auditorium. Fertilizer demand grows in Kansas, with use expected to reach a million tons in a decade.

Extension Memorial Auditorium Ottawa K.state Floyd Smith K-State Agronomist Kansas Agricultural Experiment Station Kansas Frank

New Year Conservation Goals for 1964

In 1964 the ASCS office outlines major goals to start conservation on farms with no prior work, emphasize brush control on grasslands, and expand practices on as many farms as possible. The plan includes reviewing the new ACP provisions, upcoming program details, and encouraging neighbors to assist each other for erosion control and productive land use.

ASCS

Farmers Co op Assn Stockholders Meeting Slated

The Farmers Co op Assn Richmond Kansas will hold its annual stockholders meeting at Richmond High School gym on January 18 1964 starting at 1130 a m Members are urged to attend and participate in the proceedings.

The Farmers Co-op Assn Richmond Kansas Richmond High School

Guevara To Lead Cane Cutters In Camaguey Harvest

Cuba's minister of industry Che Guevara will head a brigade of 1,000 volunteer machete wielders to Camaguey Province as sugar harvest begins. Havana Radio said labor unions there are contributing 4,000 volunteers to cut and load cane in the new campaign.

Miami Fla Cuba Camaguey Havana Radio Che Guevara

K State Sets Two Home Economic Days 1964

Kansas State University hosts Home Economics Days on Jan 28 and 29 with the Kansas Home Demonstration Advisory Council annual meeting. The Tuesday program in Justin Hall offers 14 homemaking classes at 9:00 10:15 1:30 and 2:45 a.m./p.m. sessions. Kansas homemakers are invited. details include a complete class list and Wednesday plans.

Kansas State University Kansas Home Demonstration Advisory Council Justin Hall Home Economics Education and Research Center Kansas Homes Makers

Women In World Affairs and Home Economics Days

Dr A D Weber of KSU speaks on Women In World Affairs at the KHDAC annual meeting. Mae Baird closes Wednesday with A Look At The Future and officers installation. Sears Foundation dinner for home economics leaders set for Tuesday night. Also notes on dry cleaning dissolving plastic buttons and caring for acrylic garments.

A. D. Weber KSU KHDAC Mae Baird Sears Foundation Donald Steward Franklin County K.state Union

Governor Recommends Finance Plan for 1965 Budget

Gov. John Anderson will urge two fundraising bookkeeping moves to finance the 1965 budget. He seeks to add 7 to 8 million via a sales tax and general funds mix and delay of sales tax residue distribution, with no major tax hikes expected. A special session may focus on reapportionment after the budget.

Topeka John Anderson George Docking Anderson Kansas House Kansas Supreme Court House Senate

If At First You Don't Succeed

DENVER AP Oswald Lyman has reached retirement age but keeps working through excuses. His wife, Mrs. Lyman, 69, was granted a divorce after she promised Judge Sherman G. Finesilver she would not remarry Lyman. The couple had five prior marriages.

Denver Oswald Lyman Lyman Dist Sherman G. Finesilver

Stores Control Meat Industry in Emporia Statement

Kenneth T. Anderson, vice president of an Emporia cattle company, told a Kansas audience that big corporate chain food stores control meat prices from pasture to plate. He warned of rising livestock supplies without price relief and cited losses of 15 to 70 dollars per head on recently marketed cattle. Fellow feeder Gardner Crofoot echoed pessimism, blaming high cattle and hog numbers and heavy frozen beef imports for 1963 price declines and limited spring gains.

Emporia, Kan Big Corporation Chain Food Stores Kansas Kenneth T. Anderson Emporia Cattle Company Federal Farm Credit Board Anderson Washington Agriculture Orville Freeman Big Corporation Gardner F. Crofott Emporia Crofoot

Modern Homemakers Enjoy December Pot Luck Dinner

The HDU Notes group hosted a December pot luck with turkey and dressing by Mrs. Allen Unruh and co hostess Mrs. Keith Gooddert. Sixteen members exchanged and drew secret pals for next year. Installation of officers was by candle lighting led by Mrs. Floyd Moore. Next meeting set for January 9 at Mrs. Charles Talbott with lesson by Rosemary Crist HEA.

Allen Unruh Keith Gooddert Floyd Moore Charles Talbott Rosemary Crist Hea

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