Fruit Tree Care and Mastitis in Dairy Herds Advice
Brown's Bylines urges home fruit tree care to reduce worms and maximize harvests using dormant oils and general sprays for apples peaches pears and grapes. It covers peach leaf curl fire blight and spray schedules plus ready mixed sprays and copper fungicides. Another section warns dairy farmers that mastitis endangers profits and stresses prompt veterinary treatment and stringent sanitary practices in bedding stalls milking and equipment.
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F .Rankli County
Reka Nunit
Ottawa
Kansas
Court House
Pleasant Valley Area News Highlights Local Visits
Lois Matile spent the week end with the Hugh Uigbie family. Mrs. Loren Broers and Shirley were Thursday callers of Mrs. Wiley Broers and Billie. Louis Mason went back to work Monday at Sunflower plant. Mr. and Mrs. Mason visited relatives in Kansas City Missouri, and were Saturday evening supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Allen, spending the night with Nat Scribner. They had Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Herman Lewis in Kansas City Kansas.
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Lois Matile
Hugh Uigbie
Loren Broers
Shirley
Wiley Broers
Billie
Louis Mason
Rantoul Area Notes Include Visit And Lumber Yard Change
Mr and Mrs Grant Catterson and Mr and Mrs Geo Pope visited Osage City on Wednesday to see Mr Catter son s brother. Mr and Mrs Dick Stevenson and daughter of Prairie Village spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs M R Stevenson. John Cole, manager of the lumber yard since September, quit Saturday. Oscar C R Arnold will take over.
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Grant Catterson
John Cole
Oscar C. R. Arnold
Doctors face questions of value and trust in pay
A Washington gathering of about a thousand doctors heard Ernest Dichter of New York say patients see physicians as vastly overpaid and doubt their care. He urged standard fees, better doctor-patient understanding, and practical tips on investment, insurance, taxes, and office routines such as rotating magazines out after three months.
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Washington
Ernest Dichter
New York
Institute For Motivational Research
Medical Council
Washington Area
Dichter
Favor Billions For Space Use
Washington Senate Space Committee members backed a two billion dollar plan to land a man on the moon and return him to Earth. The President Eisenhower era Scientific Advisory Committee warned costs could run into billions over years. Senator Hickenlooper said long range space developments may cost much more, while Senator Anderson argued the cost would be recovered if nuclear propulsion enables the moon mission.
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Washington
Senate Space Committee
Earth
Hisenhower
Sen. Hickenlooper
A-Iowa
Sen. Anderson
D-Nm
Nuclear propulsion eyed for cost cuts in rocketry
Anderson of the Senate House Atomic Committee argues that developing nuclear propulsion could trim two billion in costs by replacing chemical propulsion. He says nuclear propulsion would yield a one stage weapon more accurate and dependable than current systems.
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Brown
Don Brown
Pleasant Valley
Mrs. Lucy Matile
Rantoul Area
Mrs. Gale Gilbert
Gov’t
Fogle Quarry
Ivan Brown
Gillette
Arggeron Tire
cpEcial
N. Main
Ottawa, Kansas
John Deere
Ottawa Tractor
Eee Eta
Ottawa Lumber
Bob McCria
Main
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