Clothing Popular 4-H Club Project
The Greenwood Rockets 4 H Club outlines phase one of its clothing project Let s Sew It s Fun begun six years ago with plans to spend two years per phase The program covers sewing basics such as threading knots basting and machine operation plus advancing through pattern changes and wardrobe planning to teach care, laundering, ironing, and matching accessories, aiming to foster pride in homemade garments.
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Greenwood Rockets
Conservation Comments Youth A Reason For Conservation
IRVIN F. ROSS explains why conservation matters to 4H youths and county farmers. The Soil Conservation Service outlines ACP cost sharing priorities and how to apply before starting practices. Staff and farmers collaborate to plan layouts, coordinate construction, and verify completion, aiming to use each acre appropriately for protection and improvement.
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Irvin F. Ross
Or 4H
Soil Conservation Service
No State Club Day For 4-Hers In Franklin County
County Club Day is open to any 4 H member in Franklin County. Top blues in each division advance to Regional Club Day among seven counties. Judges may recommend unusual quality blues to attend Round-Up at Kansas State University in June. Regional winners may or may not be chosen for Round-Up.
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Franklin County
Douglas
Miami
Johnson
Osage
Shawnee
Wyandotte
Franklin
Kansas State University
Kansas
Hutchinson
Release of Kanlow new switchgrass variety in lowland sites
The Kansas Agricultural Experiment Station and USDA Agricultural Research Service announce Kanlow a tall leafy lowland switchgrass adapted to flooding high water tables and wet soils It yields 6207 pounds per acre in 1962 trials at Kansas State University and was sourced from plants near Wetumka Oklahoma in 1957 Breeder seed isolation is maintained Kanlow complements upland varieties and can be used for pasture or hay The Herald pays $5 weekly for best news tip from readers.
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Kansas Agricultural Experiment Station
Agricultural Research Service
USDA
Soil Conservation Service
Wetumka
Oklahoma
Kansas State University
Kstate
Pangburn
Blackwell
Jamaican 4 H Clubcripes Training in Jamaica
Lowell Slyter a Kansas State University student and former Miami County 4 H Club member writes about the 4 H international exchange to Jamaica during National Achievement Week. He details parish teams training days at old sugar estate houses, with varied lessons in dressmaking cattle judging milking and crop care. He notes facilities scarce but dedication strong and compares Jamaican 4 H practices to Kansas experiences. (1963 Ottawa Herald)
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Lowell Slyter
Paola
International Farm
Jamaica
Lowell
H H. Slyter
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Miami County
Busy Beavers
Sears
Kansas
Orange Valley Sugar Estate
Luxury Car Rides Responds and Looks like it Ought to Cost a Ransom
An ad extols the Impala Super Sport Convertible and Sport Coupe with 340 to 425 hp engines, Comfortist steering wheels, and options like floor-shift manuals, Positraction, and sintered-metallic brake linings. It highlights Impala, Biscayne, and Bel Air lineups and notes SS equipment and optional trims.
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Biscayne
Bel Air
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