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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1956

Page

11

Farm Page: Civil defense lessons and Red Cross course

The Herald's Farm Page reports a Civil Defense lesson led by Mrs. Heidner and Mrs. Tom King at the Beacon Light meeting. Twenty members completed the Red Cross Home Nursing Course at Appanoose High School as part of civil defense efforts. A August 5 family picnic was planned in Forest Park, with 12 members and several children attending refreshments. Next meeting September 6 at Mrs. Stevenson.

Beacon Light Phil King Lloyd Heidner Heidner Tom King Red Cross Home Appanoose High School Forest Park Ber Stevenson Fairmount Fred Kissinger Loren Gensman Alberta DeShazer Frances Dunn Neal Sayler Eldon Finch Ivan Brittingham Loren Higginbotham Lonnie Barnes

Potatoes At Peak Prices At Ottawa Fair

The Ottawa fair lineup features Minnie Pearl and her Grand Ole Opry group on Friday August 17 with a two hour show. Beef cattle judging on Thursday evening August 16 includes a Banattiq 2nuc show by County Angus breeders and 4 H projects. New York potato prices hit all time peaks with five pounds at 59 cents while Michigan shoppers pay over a dollar for ten pounds. Experts blame cold growing regions, subsidies, and European floods. prices may last two weeks to two months until crops recover. The article also covers feed tag literacy for dairy farmers noting nutrients and milk production, urging careful selection of feeds and minerals based on digestible nutrients.

Minnie Pearl Howdee Ottawa Minnie Grand Ole Opry M Music New York Michigan Chicago Florida Long Island Europe State of Washington Idaho State Feed Control Division Mound Valley Branch

Farm Bureau Demonstration To Promote Tractor Safety

A Kansas Farm Bureau tractor safety show is planned for Forest Park on July 22 at 3 p.m. as Farm Safety Week runs July 22 28. Demonstrations use dummies Jughead and Peter Tumbledown to depict tractor accidents, stressing high center of gravity and improper hitch placement. Local dealers join in with a potluck lunch, ice cream, and drinks, hosted by Ottawa area businessmen. Claude de St Paer will speak. Committees cover tables refreshments demonstrations and publicity.

Forest Park Kansas Farm Bureau Kansas Farm Bureau Ottawa Peter Tumbledown Claude de St. Paer Midwest Byron Robison Princeton Lee Perkins Richmond Carl Wemmer Ray Reed Pomona Joe Hiatt Phil King Eugene Bush iLee Perkins ID. Garrett Wellsville Kurt Weigand Route 3 John D. Moon Rantoul Jim Peckham Clarence E. Keith

Dry Forces Back Horton in Kansas Primary Endorsements

Dry Forces urge support for Francis Holton of Horton in the Kansas primary as a protest against Gov. Fred Hall and Rep. Warren Shaw. They also endorse Ally. Gen. John Anderson Jr. for attorney general, opposing James Putnam of Emporia. Hall and Shaw contend for the GOP governor nomination. Holton has not campaigned actively. The piece also discusses farm management and off-farm employment as ways to boost small-farm profit and efficiency.

Topeka Kansas United Dry Forces Francis Holton Horton Fred Hall Warren Shaw Roy S. Holloman John Anderson Jr James Putnam Emporia Hall Shaw Holton Dry Forces

Liquor Permits Issued To Independence Distributors and Others

A wholesale liquor distributor permit was issued yesterday to Independent Distributors Inc with president J T Burlingame of Independence. Beer retailer licenses were issued to Thomas Francis Compton of Manhattan and Arthur Ellsworth Collier of Norton.

Independent Distributors Inc J. T. Burlingame Independence Thomas Francis Compton Manhattan Arthur Ellsworth Collier Norton

Kansas drought counties gain disaster designations

Five more Kansas counties Clark Ford Rawlins Scott and Thomas received drought disaster designations from the Agriculture Department. The move brings to 10 the total in the state eligible to buy feed grains at a reduced price and to graze land retired from production under the soil bank plan.

Washington U Kansas Agriculture Department Clark Ford Rawlins Scott Thomas Soil Bank

County names new engineer in transition notes

Fragmentary text shows Cornelius Construction Co. and Shaw in dispute over support for Mr Paola Shaw. Mentions legislative record and forces. Phil Simmons of the Soil Conservation Service to serve as acting county engineer during the transition.

Ment County Legislar Cornelius Construction Co Ture Paola. Shaw Chase Phil Simmons The Soil Conservcy Service

New County Engineer Paola Kas Special

Paola Kansas appoints a new county engineer in a quirky culinary themed note. The item names C E Serve and references Fesler Chase County and Miami stop while noting replacement of Wilbur Clegg by Payne as the new county engineer. Garnish with capers.

Paola Kas C. E Fesler Chase County Miami Wilbur Clegg Payne Strainer

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