4-H Journal Open To Ideas
4-H members may submit to the October Kansas 4-H Journal with an August 15 deadline. All material except advertising will come from 4-Hers cameras pens and typewriters. At least one entry from eight categories will be printed and the best in each category will win a $2 bill.
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Bystigait Yenrobit
4-H
Kansas 4-H
Glenna Wilson
eEditorial
Tours Ready 4-H'ers For County Fair
The 4-H club tours open with a church service and a late afternoon start to view livestock and projects. Berea Boosters and Full O'Pep held tours visiting homes and schools with grazing, gardening, and horse training displays. The tours conclude with community meals and a watermelon feed, highlighting posters hogs market pigs fat steers and clothing exhibits for Franklin County Fair. Butterflies migrate pacific grove California law bans harming monarchs during winter migration.
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Joanistas
Berea Boosters
Berea
Franklin County
Pacific Grove
Calif
California
Estate Auction for Hazel Snider Estate in Richmond
Public auction to settle Hazel Snider estate at 2 blocks north of the elevator in Richmond Kansas. Auction begins at 2:00 PM local time with items to be sold as listed on site.
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Hazel Snider
Elevator
Richmond
Kansas
Frigidaire
Philco
Seigler
Reznor
Edison
Lester C. Griffith
Robert L. Pinet
Claude Myers
Harold Myers
Keller
Kirkland
Bargain For Everyone Sponsors 4 H Sale in DC Hotel
A rummage sale organized by 4 H Washington DC delegates to fund their trip to the national capitol was held at the North American Hotel. The sale offered varied items from baby clothes and books to posters, records, glassware, a bird cage, a perfume package, and a typewriter, with proceeds totaling $150 and many bargains for attendees.
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Joan Istas
Washington D. C
National Capitol
North American
Roy Rogers
Paris
Bobby Sherman
Patridge
Peter Coddle
Steve McQueen
Field Day At Parsons At Southeast Kansas Branch
Public invited to Agronomy Field Day at the Southeast Kansas Branch Experiment Station from 9 to 11 a.m. on July 27. Located two miles north of 32nd and Main Street in Parsons. Speakers include Dell Gates, Larry Murphy, Kenneth Kelly, Steven Fransen, Gary Kilgore, and Gus Fairbanks presenting on grain sorghum, soil fertility, herbicide performance, interseeding legumes, bermudagrass production, and haying systems.
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Southeast Kansas Branch Experiment Station
32Nd and
Main Street
Parsons
Dell Gates
Kansas State University
Larry Murphy
K-State
Kenneth Kelly
Steven Fransen
Gary Kilgore
Gus Fairbanks
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