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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1957
Page
12
Kansas drillers increasingly seek guidance from State Geological Survey to avoid wasteful dry holes. Geologists can often predict where fresh water is scarce or abundant based on local formations, allowing expensive test wells to be avoided or strategically placed.
Comments from Farm Management at the Federal Extension Service state no general agreement that a landlord is materially participating in farming. Criteria include hours worked, active management decisions, or furnishing a majority of tools and labor. Other notes cover swine certification programs, slaughter points, and a regional tree seedling shipment from Kansas State College with broad county interest.
The Kansas Artificial Breeding Service Unit reports strong progress with Franklin County joining 71 counties in the program. Since 1950 about 13,000 first service cows have been bred in Franklin County, and in 1956 total first service cows bred in Kansas reached 45,780, up 1,522 from 1955. Franklin County officers include Truman Milton as president and Gerald Anderson as vice president. Don Collins is manager-technician.
Franklin County Kansas probate notices announce hearings for the estates of Harrietta Doman Lyman E Brindle and Harvey F Whitlatch Maude M Whitlatch. Petitioners seek administration and determination of descent with defenses due by specified April dates in Ottawa court. Notices list filing deadlines and court hours. Standard probate formalities apply for each case.
The notice describes multiple parcels in Franklin County Kansas including the southeast quarter of section thirty-five and the southwest quarter of section thirty-six and other tracts. It requires written defenses by April 60 1957 at 10 am in Ottawa Kansas and warns that a judgment will be entered if defenses fail. Attorney for petitioner Donald L White represents the estate of Harvey F Whitlatch and Maude M Whitlatch.
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