Agriculture Census Returns Lag With June 30 Deadline
U.S. farmers show uneven cooperation with the 1974 agriculture census as 71 percent in Kansas and 77 percent in West Virginia return forms while Louisiana trails at 59 percent. Census workers will continue calls and letters until June 30 when data compilation begins, urging all farm operators including landlords and nonfarmers to respond. Results influence county and state statistics and future allocation programs for inputs like fuel and fertilizer.
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Joanistas
U.S
Census Bureau
West Virginia
Louisiana
Kansas
Weather Leaves Kansas Wheat Farmers Apprehensive
In Sumner and neighboring counties, eight inches of rain since mid May, hail and high winds cut wheat yields. Experts project Kansas 1975 wheat output around 377.6 million bushels, down from prior forecasts, with root rot and mosaic diseases worsening losses. Farmers worry about wet soils delaying harvest while army worms and weeds threaten fields. Temperatures rose to the low 90s with sunny weather expected to continue into the coming days.
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Wellington
Kan
Sumner County
Kansas
Cowley
Harper
Barber
Merle Frame
Rowe
Tom Ostrander
Kansas Association of Wheat Growers
Gulf of Thailand battles redraw Southeast Asia tensions
Thai government sent naval and marine reinforcements after a sea clash with Cambodian forces in disputed Gulf waters. one Cambodian boat sunk and six Thai marines wounded. Reports also cite Cambodian gunboats intercepting a U S freighter near Poulo Wai and Thai fishing vessels coming under fire. details remain uncertain amid regional instability.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Gulf of Thailand
Gulf
Cambodia
South Vietnam
U.S
Poulo Wai
Mayaguez
United States
Aranyaprathet
Probate hearings and bids in Ottawa Kansas notices
Legal notices from Franklin County Kansas published May to June 1975 announce hearings on estate matters for George W Reed Maggie Reed and Mary E Mayes with heirs and co executrices named, appointment of co executrices, and a city invitation to bid for Sewerage System Improvements Contract No 2 in Ottawa with bid opening June 23 1975.
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Franklin County
Kansas
George W. Reed
Maggie Reed
State of
Violet M. Smith
Bowles, Sheldon & Topping
City of
Ottawa
State of Kansas
Mary E. Mages
Bonita Lucile Welbern
Helen Louise Scott
Atty
S. Main St
City Hall
Country Club Heights South
Consulting Engineers
A.C. Kirkwood & Associates
Blanche
Grader
RB. M. Clegaton
Blanche C. Graden
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Frame
Sam Rowe
Sumner County Farm Extension
Boiling Point
Radio
Phnom Penh
Southeast Asia
Vientiane
CIA
Pathet Lao
Laos
Rosemary Conway
Chicago
Las Vegas
International School
Saigon
Tire Service Farm Bureau
Lee
Scott Service
Assmer
William S. Bowers
Main St
P.O
Kaname Alten
Loyd Jr
Attest
Orlin W. Smith
A. C. Kirkwood
S. Main Street
Box
M. Clopston
Lodge
Retta
Mary Graham
W.C. Marie
Raffelock
Sec'y
Dr. Speer
C. T. Ratliff
Wright
West 3Rd
Tilto’s Inn
Eley, Sieg
Emporia
Ottawa Herald
Ree
North Mulberry
Sterrets Drive-in
Richmond
East Logan
South
Hickory
J-Family
Peek’s Super Saver
Pomona
East 7Th
Karen Weem
Bernhardt
Wen
North Osk
AVON
First United Methodist Church
Searth
Herald
Salt
Prudential Insurance Company of America
M F. Call John Hartman
Lawrence
General Services
4 &G
Dan Arnold
Ron’s
Singer Sewag
Dundee
Pres Thompson
Bennie Stinson
John Fritts
North Main
Taylor Construction
Ralph Taylor
Bunge
Budge’s
S Construction Co
Chuck
Harold
Randel
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J. S. Harper
Urich
Missouri
Moore’s
A.E. Ballou
Vernell
Pablo
W. Falves
Jack Nelson
Overbrook
Printy and Son
Ben Printy
Cap
A.K. Watts
Cliff Hobbs
Linda Richardson
West Wilson
Myers Auction CO
Centropatis
RED
Fred Scott
North Cedar
Roy B. Anderson
Cadillac
Mulberry
Mary L. Riley
North Oak
Olive St
Orville Newkirk
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