Pomona High hosts get acquainted day for eighth graders
Pomona High School plans a May 6 get acquainted day for incoming eighth graders from Pomona district schools Appanoose Greenwood Liberty Centropolis and Pomona. They will tour the high school eat lunch and join a short assembly with Navy program questions and discussion.
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Liberty
Centropolis
Pomona
Gerald James
Olathe Naval Air Base
Naval Reserve Training
K State Picks Seed Agency for Kansas crops
The Kansas Crop Improvement Association gains authorization from Kansas State University to act as the official seed and plant certifying agency for the next crop year. A list of 52 certified varieties across 10 crops is announced for 1963, with Kansow switchgrass, Clark 63 soybeans, and Tascosa wheat new to the list. Kanota oats is removed. Certification can also cover corn and sorghum hybrids and standard sorghum varieties not specifically recommended by the Experiment Station.
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Kansas Crop Improvement Association
Kansas State University
Kansas
Wayne Fowler
Crop Improvement Association
Kansas Agricultural Experiment Station
Jolly Workers Honor Week in Princeton Kansas
Princeton Jolly Workers Home Demonstration Unit plans Kansas Home Demonstration Week with Mexico study under the International Relations program. A family night at Princeton City Hall followed a potluck, with Ralph Marts presenting Mexico slides. A window exhibit at Princeton features People to People with Mexico as focus, prepared by Leon Burrichter Lewis Froggatte and Leroy Wasmund. District meeting at Topeka includes Dr Marjorie Stith of Kansas State University speaking on Bringing up Parents and Winona Starkey presenting Trends in Home Furnishings.
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Kansas
Mexico
Kansas Home Demonstration Council
Princeton
Ralph Marts
Leon Burrichter
Lewis Froggatte
Leroy Wasmund
Topeka
Marjorie Stith
Department of Family and Child Development
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Winona Starkey
Starkey
Franklin County
Chemical Sprayers Must Register
The Kansas Legislature assigns State Board of Agriculture to administer a new chemical spray law. It expands registration beyond aerial operators to all ground and air applicators, requiring license issuance. Excludes termite or household treatment firms per the text.
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Kansas
State Board of Agriculture
Kansas cattle industry posts record highs and beef outlook
Farmers and tractor operators are urged to follow spray law rules and maintain equipment. Kansas State University reports cattle and calf numbers at a record 103.5 million head in January 1963, with beef consumption around 92 pounds per person. Coppersmith notes rapid cattle growth in Kansas, aided by feeder cattle imports and improved feed production after a drought period. Hybrid sorghums boosted yields with grain sorghum production in 1962 about 3 to 4 times the 1951-56 average.
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Floyd Higdon
Kansas State University
Kansas
Robert L. Coppersmith
Kansas State University Extension
United States
Great Plains
Coppersmith
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