Planning spring crops and seed selection guidance
Brown's Bylines urges farm planners to chart fertilizer use seed varieties planting rates and related data for each crop this year. It notes a new spring seed directory from the Kansas Crop Improvement Association, availability of Cody alfalfa seed, and Kansas State horticulture trials recommending varieties. The piece advises using Kansas Agricultural Experiment Station lists and picking up fruit tree spray schedules from the county office.
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Kansas Crop Improvement Association
Department of Horticulture
Kansas State University
Kansas Agricultural Experiment Station
Kansas
Court House
County Club Day Set for Franklin County 4-H at Ottawa High
Franklin County 4-H members will compete in eleven events at Ottawa High School on February 24 as County Club Day. Events include demonstrations promotional talks model meetings dramatics chorus vocal ensembles bands and more. The public is invited to observe and learn about 4-H skills and parliamentary procedure.
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Ottawa High School
Franklin County
UN topics dominate HDU News Richmond Jrs meeting
Richmond Jrs HDU members heard Prof. Ronnie Averyt explain the United Nations history and aims citing secretary-general tenure, UN finances, and Congo issues. He noted possible Russian input for a permanent sec general, described a $200 million bond request, and Kennedy backing for $100 million. Plans include a casserole luncheon on Feb 20.
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Richmond Jrs
HDU
United Nations
Raymond Wagner
Ronnie Averyt
Ottawa University
U.N
Congo
Averyt
U-Thant
Burma
Russia
Crown Drug Expansion Merges With American Discount Stores
Crown Drug Co of Kansas City will absorb American Discount Stores Inc of Mobile, Alabama, expanding into discount retail. Crown operates 44 outlets across Missouri, Kansas, and Oklahoma, while American Discount runs 175 stores in the South selling apparel and other goods. The merger, by Crown issuing common stock for all American Discount shares, has been approved by both boards and awaits stockholder approval.
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Kansas City
Crown Drug Co
American Discount Stores Inc
Mobile
Ala
Crown Drug
Missouri
Kansas
Oklahoma
American Discount
South
Crown
Fire In Building At University KC Burns Two Workers
An explosion and fire in a University of Kansas City maintenance building injured Louis Combs a 62 year old boiler engineer and John Coffee 17 in a storeroom off the boiler room. Damage was estimated at 1000 as fumes from chemical containers ignited by a gas burner.
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Kansas City
University of Kansas City
Louis Combs
John Coffee
Combs
Spirit Of Awe Sets Man Apart Sunday School Lesson
The lesson argues awe as a distinct human trait that elevates life beyond routine. It warns profane use of God’s name degrades the self and emphasizes reverence as vital amid democracy’s struggle with communism, tying civic duties to spiritual respect.
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God
Parent Role Vital to Greenwood Rockets 4-H Club
Greenwood Rockets 4-H Club enters its fifth year with sixteen members. The club bought flags and a gavel donated by community leaders. A planning committee, with adult advisors, creates project books and assigns members to committees. Members work on county 4-H days and engage in health safety rodent control and recreation. Chuck Underwood of Ottawa teaches square dancing. Project meetings are led by leaders with club flags above the slum. Parents are urged to attend regular meetings and a parents night is held to support the program. Cooperation among parents members and leaders is essential for success.
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Greenwood Rockets
Child Patient Treated After High Fever in Wichita
Mr and Mrs Robert L Riggs of Wichita took their 2 year old son Tommy to hospital as his temperature hit 104 8 degrees Doctors diagnosed chickenpox measles and pneumonia He was admitted Wednesday and by Thursday night attendants said he was responding satisfactorily to treatment
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Wichita
Kan
Robert L. Riggs
Tommy
Boston Liquor Board Bans Twist Promotion
Boston AP reports the three member liquor licensing board will ban the promotion of the Twist as a principal attraction while not banning the dance itself. Board member Timothy Tobin said authorities cannot ban the dance but will instruct venues to stop promoting it.
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Boston
Timothy Tobin
More Music For The Fun Of It By Dr Leslie J Nason
Professor of Education Dr Leslie J Nason argues schools overemphasize performing and elite groups, sidelining group singing for fun. He contrasts European practice keeping music as a subject and notes that singing for pleasure soothes nerves and should be more accessible in U.S. classrooms.
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Leslie J. Nason
USC
Europe
Plan Hospital to start in 1964 in Kansas City
Plan to build a new Negro Baptist hospital in Kansas City aims for 1964 groundbreaking. The project would cost 2.5 to 3 million dollars and include 100 beds at opening, with supporters hoping to expand services later.
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Kansas City
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