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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1957

Page

9

Clover Leaf Club and Berea Boosters Meet on March 13 and 19

The Clover Leaf club met at Sand Creek school on March 13 with Butch Klingler Ricky Wood and Carol Stoffer on the skating party committee John Brockway joined as a member Susie Wood provided music Kentucky Babe John Sink talked on Rabbits Ricky Wood demonstrated potato cutting Sharon Whirley presented The Basic Breakfast Pattern Sharon Klingler spoke Health Because of Germs Janice Rochl showed slides Graves and Woods did refreshments Square dancing followed. At Richmond Grade School on March 19 Tommie Chambers spoke How to Make a Hot Bed Joan Broeckers demonstrated Master Cake Mix Ruby Ann Milliman and Terry Cox shared music appreciation Ruby Ann discussed Beethoven and Terry on Bill Haley Johnnie Milliman demonstrated Care and Handling of Rabbits Leon Sobba presented a surprise number New members Linda and Nelda Parks Connie McClure joined The 4 H Victory Workers met with Elaine Becomian 12 members and 3 visitors present.

Sand Creek School Butch Klingler Ricky Wood Carol Stoffer John Brockway Susie Wood Kentucky Janice Rochl Berea Boosters Richmond Tommie Chambers Joan Broeckers Ruby Ann Milliman Terry Cox Ruby Ann Beethoven Terry Bill Haley Johnnie Milliman Connie McClure Victory Workers 4-H Victory Workers Elaine Becomian

Mosaic in Wheat Fields and Soil Sampling Guidance

Farmers observe mosaic disease in Kansas wheat, likely soil borne or wheat streak mosaic. No cure. crop rotation and resistant varieties offer hope. Instructions for soil sampling in Franklin County include field sizing, multiple samples per acre, six inch depth, proper mixing, submission to Ottawa county lab, and a $1 per sample fee. Kansas State College bulletin covers corn performance tests in nine locations with dwarf hybrids and breeding results.

Kansas Kansas State College Brown Concho County Soil Testing Laboratory Court House Ottawa Kansas Agricultural Experiment Station Manhattan K-State A. L. Clapp

HDU News Progresses With Missionaries and Meetings

The report covers church unit activities including letters to United Missionaries in Mato Grosso Brazil, launch of an International Relations study, a Spring Tea planned for April 2, and a Kitchen Clean-up project by Silver Unit. Other notes include Elm Grove Home Makers meetings on March 8 with lessons on High Cost of Living and Fish Cookery, a February mystery box winner, and Lane group planning for a Spring Tea after a March 18 church annex meeting.

U. S William C. Payne Jon Mato Grosso Brazil South America

Poultry and Grain Outlook for Next Season

Farmers expect a 10 percent rise in turkey production which may drive prices down 2 to 8 cents per pound from last fall. Costs should ease slightly but not enough to offset the price drop. Labor returns may be reduced this season. Sorghums are worth about 90 percent of corn for feed, needing added vitamin A through supplements or alfalfa, with grinding boosting efficiency more for sorghums than for corn.

Turkey

Must Dispose Of Excess Wheat Acreage In Time

Farmers with excess wheat acreage have about two months to dispose of it to qualify for price support and Soil Bank Reserve payments. Russell Wray, Franklin County ASC chair, notes a May 23, 1937 deadline. Compliance under both programs determines eligibility for price support on the 1957 wheat crop and soil bank payments. Wheat price support in Franklin County is $2.13 per bushel. Acreage Reserve payments average near $20.04 per acre. County ASC office will answer questions.

Soil Bank Russell Wray Franklin County Agricultural Stabilization Committee Franklin County ASC

Kansas Dairy Breeding Service First Services Lead Counties

1956 bulletin notes 45 780 cows bred by Kansas Artificial Breeding Service Unit in 1936. This represented over 10 percent of dairy cattle across 73 counties with service. Franklin County topped with 2 224 first services, Marion County followed with 2 025.

Tim Main Kansas State College Kansas Artificial Breeding Service Unit Franklin County Marion County

Fish Dishes Lesson And Home Demonstration Plans

April 10 at the church annex the last half of the lesson on Fish Dishes will be given by Mrs C R Kimball CENTROPOLIS Met with Mrs Ben Baker March 13 Roll call hints on Housecleaning a committee to arrange a window display for National Home Demonstration Week For recreation word contests prizes to Steward Hayden Turner lesson by Mrs Howard Myers One guest Mrs Charles Jones 12 members present demonstration of the Fish Dishes lesson to be given in the home of Mrs Howard Myers April 40 RANTOUL Met at Mrs Henry Richardsons March 7 ten members and two children present lesson Basic Fish Cookery by Mrs W R Byrn all day meeting April 4 at Mrs W R Byrns for the fish meal pleasant afternoon at Mrs Richards Bermuda residents pay no income taxes have no public debt.

Kent Hollinger Gladiolus Elvin Malburg St. Patrick’s Paul Howell Elm Grove Earl Pope Ruth Hoopes Ruth Lancaster Strafuss Lane C. R. Kimball J. Davison, Jr J. D. Alexander Centropolis Ben Baker Donald Steward Edward Woodsome Frank Morgan Frank Roller Steward Hayden Turner Howard Myers Charles Jones Rantoul Henry Richardson W. R. Byrn

Polio Vaccination Drive in Kas F A May

In a small southwestern Kansas town of about 850, Mayor Harris B. Powell urged a mass polio vaccination for residents under 40 on April 2. Dr. L. G. Glenn, health officer and board member, will administer shots. Audie Murphy is noted as a Texas National Guard member.

Kansas Harris B. Powell L. G. Glenn Audie Murphy Texas National Guard

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the Herald's Farm Page HDU News W. H. Crouse Peoples National the Peoples National Bank OF Ottawa Doane Agricultural Service ANS ST. Louis Bermuda Doane Agricultural Service, Inc Professional Farm Management and Research Organization Tulicna Studebaker President Studebaker-Packard Studebaker Studebaker-Packard Corporation Fort The Ottawa Herald Timitet Dairy Improvement Thru SAS ST A.bia Franklin County Artificial Dairy Breeders Assn Don Collins S. Maple Star Phone Grain & R.lumber CO
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