Monday At City Hall Artificial Breeding Meeting Here
The Franklin County Artificial Breeding Association holds its annual meeting at 1 p.m. Monday in Ottawa city hall with KABSU fieldman Darrell Stiles reviewing the program and Ed Call discussing cattle reproduction genetics. The event invites all beef and dairy producers to learn about artificial insemination and related topics, plus guidance on hay and silage analysis and the Great Decisions foreign policy program by Kansas State University.
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Franklin County Artificial Breeding Association
Ottawa
Darrell Stiles
KABSU
Ed Call
Franklin County
Doty Lab., Inc
Clay St
North
Kansas City
Dupray-Peterson Lab
N. Walnut
Hutchinson
Kan
Topeka
First
Kansas
Kansas, State University
The
Foreign Policy Association
K-State
FPA
Time And Farm Work Has Vastly Changed The Soil
A historical note explains how pioneers found loose productive soil with high organic matter and porous topsoil. Modern farming, due to residue removal, heavy tillage, and compaction, reduced tilth, increased crusting, and water runoff. Recommendations include mulches, crop rotations with grasses and legumes, low tillage, waterways, terraces, and contour farming to restore soil health and moisture retention.
Two Training Sessions This Month For 4-Hers
Bill R. Merhoff reports two January training meetings to boost 4-H leadership and family involvement. The first, January 17 at Ottawa City Hall, covers 4-H talks and demonstrations for leaders and parents ahead of Feb 15 and 22 County Club Days. The second, January 24 at City Hall, guides project leaders on teaching methods, demonstrations, and illustrated talks.
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Bill R. Merhoff
Ottawa
City Hall
Charles Bates
Cecil Eyestone
Abortion Debate Draws Medical Support in Michigan
In East Lansing, Dr. Selig B. Neubardt argues pregnant women should legally demand abortions. He says denying abortion demeans human dignity and stresses contraception as vital in sex education. He notes children should be taught how babies are conceived and not conceived.
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East Lansing
Mich
Selig B. Neubardt
New York
Neubardt
Plenty On Tap During HE Days At K State
Franklin County Home Economics advisor sponsors a bus trip for the first day of the Kansas State University Home Economics Days in Manhattan on January 28. All county residents are invited to attend the program and learn shopping tips and consumer habits.
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Plenty
K-State
Manhattan
Franklin County
Kansas State University
Rural Urban Art Exhibit and campus program tour
A campus bus tour departs Ottawa at 6 30 a m on January 28 returning about 6 p m. Reservations at the county extension office in the courthouse or call CH 2 3166. Cost 3 00 lunch at K State union. Art exhibit in union art lounge. Four sessions in four auditoriums feature Fun with Food Homemaker's Service Rock a bye Baby Can Science Predict Your Clothing Comfort Have You Been Fleeced Lately Nutrition of Mothers and Babies Tough Mind and a Tender Heart.
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Ottawa
Court House
K-State Union
Union
Sam
India
Spasta Out in Greece Faces Ban by Military Government
In Greece the term spas ta describes plate smashing tavern revelry linked to Asia Minor refugees. Onassis enjoyed the practice but the colonels now curb it with penalties up to six months in prison for destroying movable objects.
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Athens
Aristotle Onassis
Greece
Asia Minor
Melina Mercouri
America
Spasta
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By Earl L. Wier
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Rich Hill
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Wellsville
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Myers & Myers
Wellsville Bank
Ottawa Herald
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Osage City
Massey Ferguson
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Graham-Hoeme
Snow Co
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Forney
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Charles Beatty
Roy Rickart
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