Local clubs report October meetings and elections
The Herald’s Farm Page summarizes October 9 events across multiple women’s clubs including Silver, Friendly Neighbors, Better Homes, Elm Grove Homemakers, Tequa, Peoria Plodders, Busy Corner, Modernettes, Rock Creek and Sand Creek. Officers were elected, programs on Civil Defense and Outdoor Cookery conducted, and plans for future activities noted. special events include a Defense program at Hawkins school and a Kansas City bus trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver
F. M. Coons
Loyd Hollinger
Staadt
Mary Dean Holle
C. J. Farris
Rollie New
K. H. Mengerhausen
Paul Howell
Hawkins School
Williamsburg
R. A. Baldwin
John Rubick
A. H. Trabert
E. A. Gentry
W. Newell Razak
Fred Gier
H. C. Milliken
5. B. Moats
Beryl Piersol
Better Homes
Quentin Roberts
Forrest Figgins
Norman Scott
Eugene Hart
Herbert Johnson
Roberts
J. W. Bennett
ELM Grove Homemakers
Ruth Hoopes
Hazel Hoffman
C. A. Biederman
Glenn Lancaster
Ivan McFadden
Ben Holmes
State Hospital
W H. Williams
Gladys Burwell
California
Ernest Lawrance
Jill
TEQUA
J. E. Decker
Lyle Sutherland
Ernest Gentry
Doris Bethell
Sesson
American Legion Auxiliary
Leslie Mallory
E. E. Koons
W. I. Hink
L. T. Pattie
Irwin Heth
Peoria
Forest Park
G. C. Finch
Alta Conley
Ray Bloomer
L. H. Hoffman
F. C. Prager
Veterans Winter General Hospital
Topeka
Ethel Watkins
Dwight Haworth
John Elder
Carl Wittman
Rock Creek
Guy Monroe
Beryl Ross
Ralph Sand
Kansas City
George Stewart
October buying outlook for replacement cattle debated
The article notes October as the best time to buy replacement steers or heifers for the deferred program amid drought and varying prices. It cites Kansas State College experts on feeder demand, stocker movements, and weather impacts. It warns of risks in pastured forage like sorghums and advises cautious decisions based on conditions and risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Wayne Robinson
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Corn Belt
Robinson
Kansas
M. W. Osburn
Farming and feeding tips from historical notes
Egg washing time can be reduced with smarter egg gathering and litter management. Gather eggs 3 or 4 times daily, give one nest per five birds, ensure ventilation, and stir litter to prevent caking. Silage fed to sows boosts litter size and lowers costs. Purdue finds 1.4 to 2 more pigs per litter and 16 to 20 percent lower feeding costs. Iowa State notes corn silage is economical in non pasture season when paired with daily corn and protein supplement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purdue
Towa
Peoria Imes Community News Highlights Local Visits
Local families gathered for Sunday dinners and weekday calls with relatives in Ottawa Rantoul and Geat Bend. Weddings and school events included a postponed program and pie supper on Oct 24 the Osawatomie ceremony for Barbara Long. Queen Frederika of Greece is detailed with her full name and titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Lovell
Bob Rodgers
Bob Altic
Ottawa
Weaver
Ifred “Detwiler
Ray Detwiler
Lloyd Detwiler
Rantoul
Alpha Powell
Raymond Mundells
Lewis Wichman
Howard Tucker
Mathers
Peoria School
Adell Dean Anad
L. C. Baby Cocks
Earl Anderson
Eugene Anderson
Kansas City
Barbara Long
Evans
Mary Mack
Frederika of
Greece
Frederika
Louise Thyra
Victoria Margarita Sophia Olga Cecila Isabella Christa
Hanover
Great Britain and Ireland
Brunswick-Lunsberg
Rantoul Social Roundup Includes Visits and Meetings
News from Rantoul reports Mr and Mrs Roy Beck and family of Sunflower Village visiting her parents Mr and Mrs W R Byrn with others attending events from the Rebekahs grand lodge in McPherson to Presbyterian church meetings. Plans noted for election day lunch at the R N A hall and a Sunday potluck honoring Mr Jackson on his 87th birthday with attendees from Kansas City and local households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Beck
Sunflower Village
W. R. Byrn
S. D. Needham
McPherson
Grand Lodge of the Rebekahs
Clarence Croan
Grant Catterson
Bill Webber
Ottawa
Louis Vertus
Charles Harkins
Eddie Jarrett
Osawatomie
Willie Grimm
The
Presbyterian Church
C. R. Springer
Gale Gilbert
R. N. A. Hall
Kansas City
E. J. McVay
Local residents share meals and visits across Kansas towns
A string of visits and exchanges ties Paola Ottawa Winfield and neighboring communities as families like the Dempseys, Jacksons, Bradys, and Greggs gather. M Watkins aids Missouri Pacific right of way maintenance in Richland. The Grondorfs attend a national church convocation in St Louis returning Thursday. Mrs Coffman visits Ottawa with friends. Bill Jones and Mary Ann stay in Kansas City with a seriously ill relative. The Maya civilization began in 500 B C in Mexico and Central America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wes
Bob Dempsey
Paola
Floyd Jackson, Jr
Ottawa
Chester Jackson
Floyd Jackson
Rantoul
Stame Brady
Winfield
C. B. Jackson
M. Watkins
Richland
Missouri Pacific
Carl Grondorf
St. Louis
Martha Coffman
Scottie Burgman
Henninger
Harry Fisher
Charles Figgins
Queneme
George Broyles
Waverly
Will Bachelor
Tom Gregg
Ralph Coler
Alice Gilbert
Gale Gilbert
Bill Jones
Mary Ann
Kansas City
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the Herald’s Farm Page
HDU News
Albert Barnhart
Glenn King
Franklinettes
I. J. Rice
Elmer Roth
Walter Randel
Lloyd Brown
W.C. Yokum
Mary Harrison
W. D. McClure
Ralph Brinkmeyer
Mary Black
RJR
Gene O'Mara
Charles Edwards
O’mara
Raymond Wagner
Clifford Briggs
Q’mara
Harold Gery
Children’s Service League
Peoples National Bank
Herald
Peoples National Bank OF Ottawa
Cane Agricultural Service, Inc
Russell Stover
Njoy
Dinsel
Peoria - Imes
Ira Dean
Pizzaburgers
Ponca
Pawnee
Lawrence
Baldwin Junction
Oliver
Oliver Cultivator
Janesville
VanBrunt
McCormick-Deering
Ford
Frank Haag
Stewart & Son, Audt
Kansas State Bank
Mexico
Central America
Siegler
Princeton Cemetery
H.C
Farmall M. S.H.C
I.H.C
John Deere
van Brunt
M.M
Barrow
Montgomery Ward
Farmall M. Th.c
M.W
Brewster
Ernest Tawney
C. A Myers and Son
Peoples State Bank of
Princeton
Twentieth Century-Fox
Felicia Farr
Richard Widmark
Plaza Theatre
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