Crop Production Meeting Set For Next Thursday
A general crop production meeting will be held March 21 at 7 30 p m in the Memorial Auditorium basement. The program covers corn sorghum and soybean production varieties weed and insect control fertilizer recommendations and sprayer calibration. Kansas State University research notes high yielding corn and grain sorghum varieties at Powhattan with detailed yields and test results. Two spring events for stockmen Sheep Day April 1 and Cattlemen's Day May 3 feature livestock research and awards with expert speakers.
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Robert W. Boz Worth
Memorial Auditorium
Kansas
Franklin County
Powehattan
Parsons
Powhatetan
ACCO
Asgrow
Frontier
Pioneer
Tee
Kanesas State University
Kanesas
United States
Don L. Good
Animal Huse Bandry Department
George Mehren
KSA
Good
K-State
Colby
Hays
Kansas State University
Horse Clinic and 4-H Dress News in Ottawa Area
Horse clinic for 4-H members and the general public set for March 27 at 7 p.m. at the Ottawa Sale Barn with Dr. Homer Caley and Dr. W. H. Hay. Includes horse care, nutrition, lameness, first aid, and disease prevention. Also notes district 4-H Leaders Conference at Ottawa University and details on a new official 4-H dress to debut at the Washington D.C. conference and related events.
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Bill Merhoff
Homer Caley
Kansas State University
W. H. Hay
Ottawa
Ottawa Sale Barn
Washington, D. C
Kansas
K-State
Hutchinson
Labour pressed in by elections test for votes
In London, Prime Minister Harold Wilson's Labour Party fights eight special parliamentary by elections. Results could alter government policies despite a likely Conservative gain in South Kensington. Polls show Conservative leads. next by elections hinge on the upcoming budget and austerity measures.
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London
Harold Wilson
Labor
Wilson
House of Commons
Daily Mail
Regional 4eH Club Days winners at Baker University Baldwin
The event at Baker University Baldwin saw multiple clubs and individuals win in color coded divisions. Berea Boosters and Rambling Ranchers led in junior and senior demonstrations, with blue and red ribbons in various categories including public speaking vocal and instrumental performances. Judges and participants like Doyle Morgan Cindy Hollon Sheri Hewitt Jeanne Hazen Joyce Stinson Terry Mohr Marty Crowley Linda Peckham Connie Burlingham and June contributed to a lively awards day.
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Baker University
Baldwin
Berea Boosters
Doyle Morgan
Cindy Hollon
Sheri Hewitt
Jeanne Hazen
Joyce Stinson
Terry Mohr
Marty Crowley
Linda Peckham
Connie Burlingham
Rambling Ranchers
EHU Notes Fairmount March Meeting Details
Unit members met for their March gathering with Mrs. Fred Glanville presiding. Eleven members and a guest, Mrs. M A Nossaman, attended. A refinishing session had five members and six guests. They plan to make cancer dressings on April 4 for a community service project. Mrs. Allen Troutman presented the lesson Plan It and Plant It. Mrs. Russell Wray will host on April 4.
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Fairmount
Fred Glanville
M. A. Nossaman
Allen Troutman
Russell Wray
Newark Arms Race Fueled by Riots Say Local Groups
Nes gro and white militants in Newark urge followers to buy guns for self defense amid last summer’s riots. Leaders claim rising pistol permits reflect a defensive response while authorities warn against arming racists and extremists as post riot tensions deepen between communities.
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Newark
Nesgro
Anthony Imperiale
Wright
Imperiale
Citiezens Council
New Jersey
Dominick Spina
U.S
Spina
Women Need Help In Household Law Lessons
New York AP report traces how housewives face legal traps in daily purchases and scams. Professor Henry Sellin notes sale promises vs warranties, cites lifelong course founded in 1890 to protect women's rights, and highlights varied motives for attending from curiosity to divorce planning.
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New York
Henry Sellin
New York University
Woman’s Law
Sellin
Teamwork in Conservation Wheel Explained by Abbott
State Soil Conservationist F Dewitt Abbott uses a conservation wheel metaphor to show how federal state and local agencies collaborate. The axle is the local district the spindle the SCD supervisors and the nut the district agreement. The hub is the plan with spokes of physical sciences and the rim the cooperator applying land treatments. Technicians and USDA agencies grease the wheel to keep conservation efforts running smoothly.
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F. Dewitt Abbott
U. S. Soil Conservation Service
Soil Conservation District
SCD
U.S. Department of Agriculture Soil Conservation Service
Agricultural Stabilization and Confere
Lot Of Fun By MARY ELLEN CROWLEY Far and Near 4eH Club
Far and Near 4eH Club square dancers earned a Top Blue at County Club Days with five entered squares totaling 20 girls and 12 boys. Dancers Debbie Higdon Gene Boggs Myla Miller Marty Crowley Kandee Randel Frank Hurtig Lea Reekle and Jodie Crowley performed. Instructors Mr and Mrs Max Randel and Mr and Mrs Richard Neal donate time and patience.
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Mary Ellen Crowley
Top Blue Square
Baker University
Debbie Higdon
Gene Boggs
Myla Miller
Marty Crowley
Kandee Randel
Frank Hurtig
Lea Reekle
Jodie Crowley
Max Randel
Richard Neal
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British Labor Party
Lonedon
South Kensington
Edward Heath
Popu
EHU
Snd
Willie Wright
The
Negro United Afro-American Association
Centropolis
Coronado
Moore
Charles Wrightsman
Myers Bros
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