Brown's Bylines Council Elections In Eight Townships
Report highlights misfired heating defects and safety tips like keeping dangerous fluids away from children and not smoking in bed. Names cited include Anderson Millikan Herring Johnson Reichard Sowers and others involved in a project talk and song leadership.
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Roy ‘Herring
Open Doors In Pentagon Franklin County Extension Council
Election meetings for representatives to the Franklin County Agricultural Extension Council will be held in October and November in half the townships. Officers were elected: Billy La Follette president, Lloyd Willey vice president, Billy Beal secretary, Loretta Alexander treasurer, Richard Alexander reporter, Sally Willey song leader, with members including La Follette and Beal. Plans included Halloween party at State College Manhattan and various demonstrations. Major topics covered farm education, 4-H, and home economics with 19 members.
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Franklin County
Agricultural Extension Council
House
Thetets
Tren
1.C.C.F. Hall
Kansas
State College
Manhattan
the United States Department of
Agriculture
Billy la Follette
Lloyd Willey
Billy Beal
Loretta Alexander
Richard Alexander
Sally Willey
Billy LaFollette
Shirley Hinton
Sax
Arlene Bowen
Sharon Hinton
Albert James
Cora Weber
Nelson Hotel
Leon Warbritton
Patricia Williams
Sharon Whitley
Edith Sass
Sandra Herring
Richard Landers
Carol Stoffer
Roger Keith
Declassification Order Would Open Historic Military Files
Washington AP reports the Pentagon moved to declassify almost all pre 1946 documents marked top secret secret or confidential Some date back to World War I and include records from areas like Potawatomi Valley and Christian Ridge school The Defense Secretary Neil McElroy signed the order which calls for automatic downgrading after a set period of years and outlines a future phased plan to remove all secrecy from stored documents
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Washinton
Pentagon
Pottawatomie Valley
Christian Ridge School
Neil McElroy
September conservation notes show best month yet
The South Conservation District reports September the best month for conservation work in Franklin County with 5 miles of serv races completed on farms including Crowl Gilkey Johnson Broothers McAuliffe Shelton. Waterways work and pond construction were completed on several farms amid flat demand nationwide.
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Soullh
Franklin County
Lloyd Crowl
Harry M. Gilkey
Emil E. Johnson
Lloyd Brooth- Jers
Joe McAulif
Ife
T. T. Shelton
Bob Deaning
H- Rice
Clyde Bland
W. J. Phillips
Earl J. Huddleston
Ray Eaton
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Agnon Horn
Marion Williams
Ljof
Edward &. Woodsum
Figures Show Farmer Caught In A Squeeze
Washington AP A Department report shows September prices farmers pay for production inputs rising 6.32 percent from a year earlier while family living costs rose 1.36 percent. Feeder livestock, seed, farm machinery, building materials and motor vehicles up. feeder cattle up 25 percent due to tight supplies and herd expansion.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Lin
Dollars and Sense for Farming in a Prairie Brief
Farming notes advise tranquilizing cattle before shipment to cut shrink, with Trilafon the FDA approved option. Vet-directed treatment costs about $1 per head and can reduce shrink by 4 to 5 pounds. Underground wiring is urged for safer, moisture-resistant UF cable in new buildings. Hog markets show 17 percent fall finish rise. build profits by selling underperforming sows. A new income tax tool lets deferral of grain sales to next year for tax relief.
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FDA
Trilafon
Eight radio station applications before the commission
The commission has eight applications for standard radio stations. One each are filed for Coffeyville Phillipsburg Pratt and Winfield. Two applications are from Liberal and two from Salina.
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Standard Radio
Coffeyville
Phillipsburg
Pratt and Winefield
Liberal
Salina
No Takers For TV Channels In Kansas
Washington AP reports forty television channels allocated for Kansas are unclaimed by applicants. No one has applied to the Federal Communications Commission for them. Three occupy the band used by most commercial stations: Channel 9 at Garden City, Channel 11 at Lawrence and at Manhattan. The remaining 37 channels are ultra high.
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Kansas
Ensign
Garden City
Great Bend
Hays
Hutchinson - Wichita
Pittsburg
Topeka
Wichita
Washington
Federal Communications Commission
Lawrence
Manhattan
Home Demonstration Units Report Local Meetings
Peoria groups met at members homes to vote donations and share lessons. The Well Child Clinic in Ottawa received five dollars. Lessons on The Clothing Dollar were presented by multiple members with next meetings scheduled in October and with several new or returning members.
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Peoria Plodders
James Peckleham
Well Child
Ottawa
Howard Tucker
Bishop
Ira Dean
Boyd Cooper
Floyd Moore
John Hamericks
L. A. Troutman
Silver
Gail Nitcher
C. J. Farris
W. H. Kristenson
Martha Headrey
Gary Davis
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Franklin
Wellsville
Ohio
Princeton
Willamsburg
Williamsburg
Charles Parks
Kansas State College
Barbara Johnson
Carol Bethell
Nancy Bethell
Larry
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U.S
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Enlalso
Fred Wright
Glenn Adams
Rantaul
Lawrence Murphy
Thomas McMillen
Wellsjare
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Sail Conservation District
SCS
Soil Conservation District
Board of Supervisors
Peoples National Bank
Doane Agricultural Service
the Peoples National Bank OF Ottawa
Aterial
Doane Agricultural Service. Inc
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Gov't Lime
Fogle Quarry
Juanita Brown
Charles Schoonover
Garnett
Ratliff and Ratliff
Reymann
Ayrshire
Franklin County Artificial Dairy Breeders Assn
Don Collins
Maple
Animal Owners
Highway 59
J. W. Selby D. V
Farm Bureau
E. E. Stockebrand
Kansas Farm Bureau
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Franklin County Farm Bureau Association
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