Dairying trends urge pasture balance and seed advice
Studies by Kansas State College experts warn heavy grazing reduces dairy efficiency and production. The report contrasts grazing intensity, butter use, and whole milk demand, noting fewer cows since 1944 and rising per cow yields. Extension agronomist Frank Bicherly urges early native grass seed purchase with seed analyses for spring planting.
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United States
Wayne Robinson
Kansas State College
Robinson
Frank Bicherly
Kling Anderson
Milk sanitation group chooses new Kansas officers
Kenneth Ticknor of Topeka was named president of the Kansas Association of Milk Sanitations at its annual gathering. Elected vice presidents were August Sauer of Sabetha and Dean Duke of Hillsboro. Frank L. Kelley of Topeka was renamed secretary as the meeting closes today.
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Manhattan
Kenneth Ticknor
Topeka
The
Kansas Assn. of
Milk Sanitations
August Sauer
Sabetha
Dean Duke
Hillsboro
Frank L. Kelley
January meeting at Granger's Drive-In in HDU News OK-Met
Members gathered January 10 at Granger's Drive-In for a chicken dinner before the meeting. Mrs. John Springer, president, called the meeting to order. Roll call included a New Years Resolution joke. Minutes were read and officers were installed while committees were appointed.
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Granger
John Springer
Richmond News Briefs Describe Charitable Solicitations And Local Movements
Members of the sons club will solicit the town Monday evening January 23 for March of Dimes donations. Porch lights should be burning 6 20 to 8 oclock. Mr and Mrs Fred Kuiken returned from Glen Elder after attending his sisters funeral. The Raymond Wagners visited in Warlford. Miss Iona Boeckers left Roockers Sigler agency for Ursuline College Paola. Mrs Lawrence Chandler replaces her. Preston Stockard Orie Algdon vacation in Florida. Richmond Juniors M D A met with Mrs Rays Snond Wagner and Mrs Louis Riebewis co hostesses.
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Sons Club
March of Dimes Fund
Fred Kuiken
Glen Elder
Daugh
Rays Snond Wagner
Louis Riebe Wis
Albert Dunbar
Wagner
Mmas
Local Notes on Community Members and Services
Delmar Bowman Eugene Bump Don Easton Harold Guy Josephine Malley Elsie McClintle Jerry Mildfeld Gene O Mara The February meeting will be with Mrs Briggs. Joe Kueser and children spent Sunday in Kansas City with Mrs Kueser. Her condition shows improvement. Mrs Chris Pickett who underwent major surgery at Halstead hospital last week expects to be released this week. She will probably go to the home of her daughter Mrs George Kagy in Fi Do taco before returning home. Sharon Lee Burton formerly of Richmond is coaching first grade in Wellington. The Hey Lea Sanden Peao] Pentz Robert Craig and District Supt John Clinton are the best speakers at special services held evenings this week at the Methodist Community Church.
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Delmar Bowman
Eugene Bump
Don Easton
Harold Guy
Josephine Malley
Elsie McClintle
Jerry Mildfeld
Gene O'Mara
Sharon Lee Burton
Richmond
Wellington
The
Hey
Lea Sanden
Pea Ou] Pentz
Robert Craig
John Clinton
Methodist Communisty Church
Shrine leadership changes at Pittsburg temple
The Mirza Temple of the Shrine appoints a new potentate Claud by Young of Mort Scott as chief rxybhan. Dr WK Birlsin of Pittsburg elected chief rabban. Mort Scott named an after guard in the new divan. Hue of succession by the new potentate We Were Love of Pittsburg elected recorder.
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Pittsburg
Paul KK. Stautfer
Galena
Mirza
Dy Claud By
Young
Mort Scott
WK. J. Birlsin
Rxybhan
Addison C. Irby
Guard
Ridgway Urged to Oppose Army Manpower Cuts
Defense Secretary Wilson and Admiral Radford believed General Ridgway agreed to Army manpower reductions in 1954 55 as outlined in the State of the Union. Ridgway later denied concurring and cited political pressure while Wilson clarified he and Radford still thought Ridgway agreed, sparking controversy.
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Los Angeles
Wilson Gold
Arthur W. Tadford
Matthew B. Ridgway
State of the Union
Ridgway
Inter
Blaenhower
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Army
Saturday Evening Post
Wilson
Washington
Lod V
Radford
Water Spreading System For Surplus Rain Floods
A method to store flood waters for dry periods by building dikes to spread and absorb surplus rainfall on adapted lands. Diking directs water to subsoil storage for ongoing grass or hay crops, with plow-built, broad slopes. Contact local farm advisor or state college for plans.
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Soil and Water Conservationist
State Agricultural College
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State Bank OF Ottawa
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