Field inspection forms due by May 15 for KCIA program
Kansas Crop Improvement Association issues new field inspection forms for 1950 requests covering adfada barley, flax, oats, sweet clover, wheat and more. Applications must be filed at KCIA by May 15 with prepaid fees and certification rules include certified seed, unplanted weed areas, and variety restrictions.
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Kansas Crop Improvement Association
KCIA
Ivy Farm Agent
Manhattan
Modern Homemakers Meet At Stansbury Home
HDU News reports a Modern Homemakers gathering at Mrs. Robert Stansbury's residence with nine members attending. Two new members joined, aprons are being sewn for a district meeting, and lesson and recreation activities were led by Mrs. Russell Wray and Mrs. Wilma Cooper. An extra meeting at Mrs. Dale Brown’s home focused on handbags. next meeting set for Mrs. Dale Brown’s home on May 15. Richmond session with Mrs. Fred Kuiken included all day and a polluck dinner, with a lesson on Color in the Home by Mrs. Lawrence Tice and May 20 lesson by Miss Holle. twelve members attended.
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Robert Stansbury
J. L. Hamerickhouse
L. A. Troutman
Kay Ralston
Wilma Cooper
Russell Wray
Dale Brown
Richmond
Fred Kuiken
Cover Crops Planned for Unseeded Waterways in Franklin County
Conservation notes outline planned seeding of unseeded waterways with Sudan grass sorghum or millet and fall grass seeding to protect against erosion. Extended jseeding deadline and weather delays affected spring shaping. Details cover seed methods equipment and stubble use, plus April conservation work totals and new cooperators Florence Johns Harry M Gilkey George G Fisher Glenn King.
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Sudan
Bob Dean
Franklin County
Soil Conservation District
Florence Johns
Harry M. Gilkey
George G. Fisher
Glenn King
National Home Demonstration Week Observed May 4 10
National Home Demonstration Week runs May 4 through 10 with more than 60 million women involved nationwide and 43 thousand in Kansas. Extension agents train volunteers to share up to date home economics methods, while district meetings engage homemakers across several counties.
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Kansas
Alon
Homec
Cooperative Extension Service
Fourth rinse improves pillow care advice from 1958 item
The Ottawa Herald article outlines steps for refreshing a foam rubber pillow. Use water conditioners, squeeze gently to remove soap, cushion between towels, roll without wringing, and air dry at room temperature away from direct heat or sun. Refit cover while damp to avoid ironing.
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