County awards honor soil conservation program in Franklin
A Franklin County recognition names committee members led by Don Brown and includes Russell Wray John Lederer Robert Dean Leslie Hunter and A O Sigler. Cooperating groups include State Soil Conservation Kansas State University and the Soil Conservation Service. Recipients span multiple towns and farm operations across the county with numerous individuals listed.
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Franklin County
Don Brown
Russell Wray
State Soil Conservation
Kansas State University Extension Service and Experiment Station
State Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Soil Conservation Service
Kansas State Board of Agriculture
Bankers Soil Project Honors Farm Families for 15 Years
The Kansas Bankers Association recognizes farm families for outstanding soil and water conservation work. Since 1945, 6,263 awards have been given across 102 Kansas counties, honoring families like DeGarmo Breckenridge Horn and Watten for implementing conservation plans on their farms.
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Kansas Bankers Sources
Kansas
Rec. Association
W. A. DeGarmo
Oracannon
G. Lit
RPO
Ottawa
Harry Beal
Sland
Princeton
Harold E. Staadt
Dale Dietrich
Willis Nursery
Dawa
Roy Istate
Williamsburg
Nels Kristenson
Isi
Roberts Bros
Milliken
Kurt Wat
State conservationist to speak at Soil Conservation meet
Mortie A. Bolline, state conservationist from Salina Kansas, will be the principal speaker at the annual Soil Conservation meeting. A native of Bessemer Michigan, he graduated as an engineer from the University of Minnesota and worked as a farm planning technician in Spring Valley in 1935. He held various Minnesota posts before becoming Kansas head of the Soil Conservation Service in 1960.
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Kansas
Mortie A. Bolline
Salina
Bolline
Bessemer
Mich
University of Minnesota
Soil Service Project
Spring Valley
Minnesota
Stillwater
Minn
Tax Change Proposed in Kansas House
Four Democrats introduced a resolution in the Kansas House seeking a constitutional amendment to exempt household goods and some personal property from taxation. The measure would shift tax power to the legislature and likely tax only automobiles as major personal property. A similar 1960 Senate measure passed, and voters would decide in 1962 if approved. Authors Hugene F Gastl Wichita Bill E Gravely Jerry L Griffith Robert T Scallorn. A second brief bill would require two vehicle license tags, introduced by Hollace A Nweell Lawrence D Slocombe Iman C Wiatt.
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Topeka
House
Senate
Hugene F Gastl
Shawnee
Bill E. Gravely
Jerry L. Griffith
Robert T. Scallorn
Wichita
Hollace A. Nweell
Stafford
Lawrence D. Slocombe
Peabody
Iman C. Wiatt
Lakin
Ottawa Herald Announces Series of Committee Meetings
A number of committee meetings at the Ottawa Herald are announced for the period after Tuesday January 24 1961 with focus on concrete work. Expert input may shape orientation as the week progresses.
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Ottawa Herald
Willlrate
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Verne Alden
Wellsville
Raymond Wagner
Richmond
Clarence Keith
RFD
Harold Johnson
Walter Johnson
Fomenn Ins
J. W. Burkdoll
Rantoul
Frank Mages
Harold van Horn
Pomtona
Lloyd ©. Carr
Lloyd Neal
H. S. Wilson
Ceci Vining
Elis Martin
Overbrook
Earl Gilliland
Pomona
John Benham
Ar — Reid Freese
Ine
Javyd Daugherty
Fred Fraker
RPD
Forrest Booth
Wellaville
Jack Lawin
R. J. Morgan & Son
Greeley
Willard Johnson
Donald Steward
Clifford James
Lane
Marry Funk
T. H. Ring & Son
W. D. Dunlap
Clyde Bland
Alton Rumford
G. Ransom
Claude Smith
George Lewis
Quenemo
George Dillon
W.C. Henry
Bedru
Ikitchen
Rudolph A. Matern
Jamaica
N. Y
Glenn Spriggs
Your Carswell
Nation
Soil Conser
Ray Eaton
Soil Conservation Technician
Soil Conservation District Program
West 7Th St
Ottawa, Kansas
South Valley St
The
Firman L. Carswell Mfg
Cansas City, Kansas
Morrie A. Bolline
Veterinary Department
Featuring
Globe and Franklin Products
Raney
Rexall Drug
Prescription Druggists
Memorial Auditorium
Ottawa Savings and Loan Association
East
F. R. Bennett
Milo M. Hewitt
Wm. W. Wallace
H. J. Henning
Dean Berlin
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