Michigan 4-H program study by Kansas Extension workers
A Kansas group of 12 Extension workers studied Michigan 4-H work in the Central Region. They reviewed leadership use, urban promotion, county office organization, and time-saving methods, visited Corunna Muskegon Grand Rapids Kalamazoo, and noted Kansas strengths and ideas for their own program. They also covered housing planning healthful menus and vitamin C rich produce as spring supplies rise.
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Michigan
Kansas
Corunna
Muskegon
Grand Rapids
Kalamazoo
Freeze Damage Reported in Franklin County Wheat Fields
A freeze damaged portions of wheat in Franklin County, mainly in Early Triumph fields. Damage ranged within individual plants, with injured heads showing potential sterility and crinkling. Ottawa wheat seed purity issues noted, and repurification efforts ongoing at Kansas State University. The piece also covers 2 4 D weed control timing for sorghum, warning against misuse and detailing safe application windows and rates.
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Franklin County
Triumph
Ottawa
Kansas Agricultural Experiment Station
Kansas
Develop Leadership In 4-H Column by Ross Nelson
Ross Nelson of Franklin County 4H outlines youth development through 4-H activities. He notes progression from attending meetings to speaking, volunteering, and holding offices, emphasizing parliamentary procedure, Roberts Rules of Order, and leadership skills built by conducting meetings and presenting topics.
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Ross Nelson
Franklin County
Roberts
Windstorm Hurts Dozens In Topeka Area
Thunder storms and 90 to 100 mph winds damaged Cooley's Trailer Court in southeast Topeka, overturning at least 12 trailers and injuring eight people. Hail and high winds hit Meriden, near Topeka, with minor damage. Trees blocked streets in Topeka and Lawrence, and flooding prompted Lawrence hospital to run on auxiliary power for over two hours.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Cooley
Meriden
Lawrence
Expansion of sewage facilities needed for Emporia plant
The report states that expansion of sewage facilities is necessary before construction of the proposed plant in Emporia can proceed, outlining the steps required and the projected timeline for completion.
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Emporia
School Bonds Approved in Olathes Vote
OLATHE Kansas voters approved an 830000 bond issue for an elementary school and additions to two other schools. The measure passed by 1176 to 674 in Tuesday’s election.
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Emporia
Kan
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Amour Co
Olathe, Kan
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Flying Service
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Victor J. Lofgreen, M.D
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R. S. Roberts, M.D
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NEW York Stock Exchange
Robert Dillon
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Cecil McArdle
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Hickory
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Eloise Milton
Marion Ishang
Sharon Brill
Wilema Babcock
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