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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1959

Page

8

Kansas Farm Land Prices Rise Steadily Says KS University

Wilfred Pine of Kansas State University warns land values in Kansas rise steadily from 1940, reaching near 100 per acre now and potentially 125 to 135 by 1965 depending on inflation and economic factors. He predicts a leveling off only under stable prices and lower government support, with no depression expected before 1965.

Kansas Wilfred Pine Kansas State University Manhattan Pine Kansas Agricultuural Situation KSU Appanoose Greenwood Pomona C.C.F Ohio City Hall Princeton Richmond Centropolis Oakland School Williamsburg Homewood Jamsburg Franklin Wellsville Peoria Briles Pottawatomie C.F

Approve Contracts For Highway Work In Kansas

The Kansas Highway Commission approved contracts totaling 1,285,000 for road work in southeast and south central Kansas. Major items include six miles of asphalt surfacing and U S 81 bridge relocation in Sumner County, with Standard Industries Inc of Tulsa at 244,677. Other contracts cover six miles of new K-96 roadbed grading from Altamont east into Labette County by Van Buskirk Construction Co of Hawarden at 198,356, plus bridge work by Freete Construction Co of Pittsburgh at 65,175 and Weliever Construction Co at 8,910.

Topeka Kansas Highway Commission Minnescah River Sumner County Sedgwick Standard Industries Inc Tulsa Okla Altamont Labette County van Buskirk Construction Co Hawarden Town Freete Construction Co Pittsburgh Welliever Construction Co

Home Demonstration Unit News Highlights

Peoria clubs report meetings with Mrs. Howard Tucker, Mrs. Ray Smith, and others. Sessions cover Use of the Food Dollar in Meal Planning, community drapery project for Ransom Memorial Hospital, and Play Day plans for July 21. Members, guests, and children totals vary from nine to thirty two across units including WYCOFF TEQUA and CENTROPOLIS.

Howard Tucker Jerry Elsasser Wycoff Ray Smith Earl Farris Frank Mayes New Guinea Harry Pahl Audrey Barker Hazel Moore Ransom Memorial Hospital Charles Talbott Larry Foulks Raymond Gibson Gibson Everett Chapman John Rubick A. E. Gentry L. L. Neal Thomas Stansbury Franklin County Guidance Center S. T. Thornton Ethel Watkins J. W. Burkdoll Ray Bloomer Miss Watkins TEQUA Irwin Heth Harold Goff Scotland W. R. Binns Centropolis Roy B. Church Frank Roller Harold Simmons Howard Myers Edward Woodsum

Quenemo Area Social Notes And Local Visits

Mrs Will Davidson at Ottawa hospital shows improvement. Guests of Elton and Fannie Davis include John Shipps and Sharon of Topeka. Chuck Bodenheimer and family from Topeka visit Ernest and Jim Perry. Roger Comstock and Harold Bryan start a Trailer Court on 8th street. The Willing Workers met in the community.

Will Davidson Ottawa Hospital Elton Davis Fannie Davis John Shipps Sharon Topeka Chuck Bodenhimer Ernest Perry Jim Roger Comstock Harold Bryan 8Th Street

4-H Club Round-Up Notes and July 19 Tour Plan

Area 4-H reports a July meeting at John Silvius home with project talks by Sue Aldridge and Eddie Ott. A July 19 tour route was created by a committee. August plans include a hayrack ride to Baldwin Lake for a wiener roast. Refreshments served to many members, leaders, and parents.

Shaff Bryce Silvius John Silvius Sue Aldridge Eddie Ott Roger Thorn Donnie Good Douglas Higbie Karyl Higbie Mary Burrell Mrs. Good Emma Hays Baldwin Lake Harris ACORN Princeton Jolly Wayne Walter Ila Jean Cannady Arlene Cannady Linda Kimball Nelson Peed Leacer Jeannie Allen Linda John Hamrickhouse God Patti Smith Nancy Devin Nancy North Dennis Devis Greenwood Rockets Silver Leaf Howard Machlin Washington, D. C Geri Sue Figgins Raggedy Ann Andy Dorothy Glanville Cheryl Mack Gerald Reed

Annual Hereford Tour Ends July 24 in Douglas County

The North east Kansas Hereford Association schedules its annual farm tour on Friday July 24 in Douglas County. It starts at Heck Hereford Ranch eight miles northwest of Lawrence at 9 a.m. Then Bradley Hereford Farm near Lone Star Lake road, Miles Cleland farm near Baldwin, lunch at East Park in Baldwin, and Beeks Hereford Farm at Baldwin’s north edge for a judging contest. Leaders in the Hereford cattle industry will be introduced to close the program.

Northeast Kansas Hereford Association Douglas County Heck Hereford Ranch Lawrence US 24 Bradley Hereford Farm Lone Star Lake Road Miles Cleland Farm Baldwin East Park Palmyra Beeks 4-H FFA

Explorer IV May Fall Soon

Washington AP reports the U.S. Explorer IV satellite may reenter and be destroyed in the atmosphere late this month while Soviet Sputnik III is expected to stay in orbit into December or longer.

Space satellite remains in orbit near Cape Canaveral

Fragmented OCR notes describe uncertain timing and continued satellite activity. Scientists estimate ongoing orbital status near Cape Canaveral with developments longer than anticipated as the rear segment of the launch continues to show light in the wake of the satellite.

Cape Canaveral Tha Eart

Pomona Area Church Names New Pastor

Rev. Robert Johnson signs to lead the Assembly of God in Pomona and will leave Iowa for a revival. F R McAdams named pastor at the Assembly of God Church. Local families visit relatives in Wellington Sugar City Leavenworth and Clapsmouth while others host guests at their homes.

Robert Johnson

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