Area 4-H Club News and Meetings
The Elm Leaf and Jayhawk 4-H Clubs held an exchange meeting at Cole School with Jayhawk leading the business portion and Elm Leaf the program. Plans for a tour on the first Sunday in August were discussed. Members presented talks on safety, the digestive system, and dry milk, plus demonstrations on making limeade and sewing.
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ELM Leaf
Jayhawk
Cole School
Carolyn Kruger
Gail McFadden
Sharon Pope
Sherry
Pottawatomie Valley
V.F.W. Hall
Lane
Lane Fair
Richard Alexander
Gene McDougal
Lorette Alexander
Diane Mills
Dean Hamilton Jr
Hiway
Exbers
Princeton Jolly Workers
Connie Burkdoll
Freddie Martin
Lois Stinson
Pat Boone
Rita Domnanish
Lois Hobbs
Linda Kimball
Farming plan furrows early winter hog production
The article urges early winter farrowings to improve market outcomes, notes a projected 2 percent rise in Septem ber Novem ber farrowings, and forecasts price drops next fall. It promotes Diazinon for fly control in barns and suggests cooling buildings to cut feed costs, including painting white roofs to lower indoor temperatures.
4-H Club Demonstrates Crafts At Summer Event
Mrs. Laury spoke at a Westerners 4-H mother daughter tea at the Smith home and showed button bracelets from rare buttons and egg shell decorations. Girls modeled clothes, prepared lunches, and 4-H groups shared gardening, food, and home economics activities including jelly, cobbler and quick breads. Fire safety, medicine cabinet safety, entomology and first aid were presenter topics by 4-H juniors with notices of upcoming judging contests and style review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laury
Miss Crist
Miss Rohan
Kathryn Houston
Lloyd
Linda Lloyd
Kathryn
Norma Houston
Linda Wasmund
Joan Lickteig
Harry Gilliland
Judgers
Helen Lederer
Susie Wood
Donnie
Larry Burgess
Jack Lederer
Missouri Board Revokes Doctor Freeman License
The Missouri Board of Registration of Healing Arts revoked the license of Dr. Robert E. Freeman a psychiatrist in Columbia citing unprofessional and dishonorable conduct with patients. Attorney Carl F. Sapp said he will seek restoration in circuit court and called the action unfair. Freeman declined to comment.
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Kansas City
Robert E. Freeman
Columbia
Missouri Board of Registration of Healing Arts
Freeman
Carl F. Sapp
Jefferson City
Sapp
Nevada crash claims Harwood man age 2 in rural collision
In Nevada Missouri a two year old Don ald Dwain Redemer of Harwood was killed when his pickup ran a stop sign at routes AA and EER, colliding with a car driven by Elsie Hillier of Schell City. Hillier and her sister in law Ralph Hillier were taken to a Nevada hospital with noncritical injuries.
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Nevada, Mo
Harwood
Donald Dwain Redemer
Nevada
Jim Peacock
Missouri Highway Patrol
Redemer
Elsie Hillier
Schell City
G O P Drafts Platform At Chicago Convention
Republicans work on a new platform aimed at avoiding me too promises and appealing to voters. The draft reflects Nixon influence and may address federal input on civil rights, education, and housing while keeping Southern delegates from a walkout. The platform goes to the convention for adoption amid debate over federal roles and moderation.
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Chicago
Los Angeles
Platform
Democratic Platform
GOP
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Platform Committee
Dixie
Missouri Western Gas gets approval to sell lines
Missouri Western Gas Co. won state authority to sell its gas transmission and distribution systems in Rich Hill and Hume, Missouri, to Mound City Gas Co. for 20000 dollars. Mound City Gas, Prescott Kansas, is owned by Kenneth C. Prithe, a major stockholder in Commercial Gas Pipe Line Co.. he also leads Pleasanton Kansas Gas Co. The PSC was told ongoing leakage efforts from Prescott to Rich Hill failed, but rate plans will stay unchanged while Missouri Western continues service to six western Missouri towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Missouri Western Gas Co
Rich Hill
Hume
Mound City GasCo
Mound City Gas
Prescott
Kan
Kenneth C. Prithe
Commercial Gas Pipe Line Co
Pleasanton
Missouri Western
Missouri Public Service Commission
Prote
Commission
Western Missouri
Bracketts Must File Writ to Fight Extradition
B Brackett and Dale Brackett brothers from Columbus Kansas face extradition to Kansas for allegedly buying gasoline on Nov 5 stolen from Coffeyville Co-ops. They have until Aug 10 to file a writ of habeas corpus after appearing before Circuit Judge Woodson Oldham. They were employed by Fullerton Oil Co in Sarcoxie Missouri and are free on $500 bonds. Governor James T Blair granted the Kansas extradition request.
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Joplin
B. Brackett
Dale Brackett
Brosthers
Columbus
Kan
Kansas
Bracketts
Coffeyville
Woodson Oldham
Fullerton Oil Co
Sarcoxie
James T. Blair
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Jand
Nelson
Photography Project
4-H
Ottawa
Loretta
Dean Hamilton
Peoples Nations Bank
Peoples National
PEO
the Peoples National Bank OF Ottawa
WY Doane Agricultural Service, Inc
ST. Louis
Leopoldville
U. S
Congo
United Nations
Troubed Republic
Lloyd Hollingers
Rita
Kean
Kent
Kathy Lickteig
Foods Group
Joan
Janet Lickteig
TV Service
Keen Company
Missouri Board
Exch
North Main
G. O. P. Penning Platform Today
Gillette
Ivan Brown
L&l Cafe
Gilliland Garage
Rt. 4
Ph. Centropolis
B. E. Robe
Garnett
T’ Street
Dairy Queen
Highway 59
McCaskey Cash
Dayton
Stimpson
W. W. Robe
Ben Printy
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