Kansas Bankers Award Winners Two Area Farmers Named
Two area men were named 1967 Franklin County Kansas Bankers Association Award winners. Neil Anderson and family near Princeton improved 200 acres with terracing waterways ponds and pasture seeding. Bruler family near Richmond also honored for conservation including terraces waterways drainage ditch stockwater pond work and brush clearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
Kansas Bankers Association
Neil Anderson
Bill
John
Princeton
Andersons
Anderson
Bruler
RFD
Bill Anderson
John Anderson
Arthur Bruler
Richmond
Johnson County
Brulez
Ray Brulez
Central Heights High School
Kenneth Brulez
Princeton Junior High
Rural Scenes USA Beautiful Photo Set Sold by Government
A 52 picture set titled America the Beautiful shows soil conservation practices used by farmers and ranchers across the United States Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands. The complete set costs five dollars or ten cents per picture, with order blanks and details at local Soil Conservation Service offices such as 209 West Second.
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U.S
United States
Puerto Rico
Virgin Iselands
U. S
Soil Conservation Service
W. Second
Pasture Improvement Emphasized in 1967 Plan
The year 1967 will stress pasture improvement as a long valued concept gains new support to offset rising costs. A production pasture aids livestock programs and converts unproductive grain land into productive grazing areas. Many pastures suffer from low value grasses and weeds requiring attention.
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Kansas Bankers Award
City of
Soil Conservation Contractor
Gerald McGrath
Thomas Jefferson
Virginia
Memorial Auditorium
Carswell
Ottawa, Kansas
Ottawa
Kansas
Powner Construction
R. R
Paola
Everett Powner
K.C.C.A
L.I.C.A. A.S.C
Ph. Osawatomie
The
Peoples National Bank
Kan
W.G. Ransom
RFD Credit Corporation
Nelson Travel Agency