Victor Warren and His Kansas Farm Life Travel Passion
Victor Warren, 52, and wife Arlene, successful farmers near Ottawa, travel widely visiting Mexico, California, Canada, New York and Florida. On a 550 acre farm since 1943 he grows sweet corn milo and soybeans while raising cattle sheep hogs and a 40 head cow herd. Lambs sold in spring weigh about 100 pounds fetching around 25 dollars each. Warren foresees rising machinery costs and greater farming specialization, stressing fitness and education for future farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Dragon
Victor Warren
Arlene
Mexico
California
Canada
New York
Florida
Warren
Ottawa
Kanesas City
Texas
Kansas Sheep Purchaseing Association
Soil Conservation District
Franklin County
Kansas Farm Bureau
National Farmers Organization
Ottawa Cocop
Midwest Wool Cooperative
Conservation and Water Quality Link Soil Practices to Clean Water
Soil and water conservation go beyond soil saving. Runoff from farmland drives much domestic and industrial water sources, linking land management to water quality under the 1965 act. Sediment pollution dominates solids in streams, making erosion control essential for protecting water supplies and meeting standards.
Calf per Year Goal in Cattle Management Plan
The article outlines a cattlemen’s program to achieve a calf per cow per year through pregnancy testing, selective breeding, artificial insemination, and culling open cows. It emphasizes 60 day breeding with 60 to 90 day intervals, weighing and grading at weaning, and record keeping to replace low producers with faster gaining heifers. It also notes disease control and mineral supplementation.
Harmony Homes EHU Notes Meeting Recap In Union
The group met at Richter Fellowship Hall with President Mrs. Jack Beauchamp presiding. Roll call on upholstery cleaning, minutes approved, officers reelected, lessons on cleaning upholstery and carpets, refreshments for 13 members, four children and a guest. Modernettes elected new officers, lessons on upholstery care and cancer films. Tri-Hepta elected officers, Stoner shared Romania to US citizenship. refreshments for nine. Work and Fun featured international relations film The World in Your Kitchen and a covered-dish luncheon. Peoria Plodders reported rug spot cleaning and community projects. Nov meeting moved to Briles School House. Fairmount noted Ottawa Township Extension Election Oct 18 and mitten pillows for Day Care Center. home management lesson on upholstery care.
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Harmony Homes
Richter Fellowship Hall
Jack Beauchamp
Jack Beauechamp
Wilbur Humphrey
Treassurer
Marion Coen
Charles W. Fritts
Fritts
Coen
Eugene McDaniel
Jerald Haverell
Bob Bozworth
Bill Merchoff
Herb Dowdy
Stoner
Romania
United States
Crawford
E. C. Heathman
Roy Good
Cond
Peoria
Crestview Nursing Home
Smurthwaite House
Howard Tucker
Tom Chambers
Ray Evans
Lewis Wichman
Briles School House
Fairmount
E. E. Ward
Ottawa Township
Ottawa City
Lincoln Township
Neal Sayler
Ward
Shotgun shots hit Oregon GOP headquarters in Portland
Five shotgun pellets pierced the front window of the Oregon Republican party headquarters in Portland. Glass sprayed desks and floor but no one was inside the office at the time of the shooting.
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Portland
Ore
Oregon Republican Party
Extension Council Votes Will Continue Tuesday
Extension Council elections continue next week with meetings on Oct. 24 at Peoria Township Briles School Oct. 25 Ape panoose Township Appanoose School and Oct. 26 Hayes Township Brown School all at 8 00 p m The Peoria meeting linked with the Full O Pep 4 H Achievement Night Extension agents will present at Appanoose and Hayes meetings.
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Robert W. Bozworth
Peoria
Briles
Apepanoose
Appanoose School
Hayes Township
Brown School
Appanoose
Hayes
Extension Council
Greenwood
Gerald Shepherd
Lorenzo Nitcher
Tom Parkin
Richmond
Edwin Horstick
Robert Cooper
Gene Vining
Far and Near 4 H Club Holds October Meeting Report
The Far and Near 4 H Club met at 7 30 pm October 12. Members planned to buy song books, host an achievement supper on November 10 to canvass for CROP and build a float for the VFW parade. Officers for 1967 68 were installed and talks on sewing forestry and parliamentary procedure were given. The Nut Show entry details and prize info were announced for Fort Scott November 28.
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Mary Crowley
V.F.W
State University
Manhattan
Kansas Nut
Kansas Nut Growsers Association
Fort Scott
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Mrs. Love
Mr. and
Mrs
Wier
EHU
Saffron Glass Co
Democrats
Ea, Mo
Gambles
Downey Station
Rantoul
Motorola
Chevrolet
Eldon Good
Bert Detwiler
Wellsville Bank
Kanesas
John H. Coolidge
Kansas State University
Topeka
Municipal Auditorium
Parsons
Parsonian Hotel
Internal Revenue Service
State Department of Revenue
Social Security Adminiistration
Kansas Extension Service
County Extension
John
Bozworth
H. Coolidge
Department of Economics
Waters Hall
Kansas
Iapertoees
Coronado Empress
Ea. Mo
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R. Y. Lidikay
H. E. DeTar Carl C
Warnock
L. W
W. B. Smith
W. H. Moherman
J. E. Moherman
Richard L. Moherman
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
American Bankers’ Association
Kansas Bankers’ Association
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