State 4-H conferences at Rock Springs Ranch
Leaders of photography, entomology and geology met at Rock Springs Ranch for the first such conference in years. Horticulture training was canceled due to low enrollment, with plans to retry next fall. State 4-H staff emphasized day-long conferences over county meetings and discussed developing a state photography advisory committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Istas
Rock Springs Ranch
Glenn Bassett
From Beginning To End Surprises At Parents Night
Clover Leaf 4-H parents night at Baxter School and Jim Allen farm featured a heatless start, safety talks by Lola Mae Breers, cooking demos by Jim Allen, woodworking by Marion Coen, jack o lantern tips by Geri Smith, and a musical skit by Clover Leaf's Own Darlings. Eight singers wore bonnets while director Betty Kimball led with a fly swatter, as the group earned a brown ribbon. Rubber Duckie closed the program with the audience singalong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Istas
All Parents
Baxter School
Jim Allen Farm
Peggy Coen
Janet
Jim Malson
Lola Mae Breers
Jim Allen
Geri Smith
Allen
Mrs. Smith
Jeff Woods
Herald
Arlen
Marion Coen
Coen
Dana
Clover Leaf
Kimball
Allen County ACCJC Second in Kansas Junior College Contest
Allen County Community Junior College livestock team finished second at the fourth annual Kansas Junior College Contest held Saturday October 16 at Kansas State University in Manhattan. Team members included Joey LaRue David Butel Randy Downey Jack Sweany Rod Schaub Paul Slyter and Ray Lemon with LaRue ninth Butel eleventh and Schaub twelfth among 51 individuals.
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Kansas
Kansas State Fair
Allen County Community Junior College
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Joey LaRue
Moran
David Batel
Paola
Randy Downey
Yates
Jack Sweany
la Harpe
Rod Schaub
Princeton
Paul Slyter
Ray Lemon
Parker
LaRue
Butel
Schaub
Hobson Real Estate and Household Goods Sale
The estate of the late D G Doc Hobson will sell real estate and household goods at auction located three blocks west of Miller's Plumbing Service Station in Melvern Kansas on Saturday October 23 1976.
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Alta Vista
Kan
N.E
Manhattan
Paclamar
D.h.la
Rolling Herd
van Vetter
Herd
Bowman & Bredemeier Dairy Sale
Donald J. Bowman
Bill Bredemeier
Hamilton
Missouri
Seneca
Kansas
Katy McAvoy
S. Main
Wellsville
Kanon
D. G
Doc) Hobson
Miller's Plumbing Service
Melvern
L. E
Jack) Nelson
East Wilson
Ottawa
Record exports push agri sector to new highs
Farmers produced exports exceeding 22 billion dollars, yielding a trade surplus. The value per ton fell over 10 percent, yet volumes rose sharply with soybeans and corn up about 40 percent. Year earlier exports were about 85 million metric tons, now over 103 million. Predictions point to more records in fiscal 1977.
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Franklin County
Brian Fowler
Atchison
Lauren Schmidt
Ellis
Kevin Pankratz
Marion
Bob Bozworth
Greeley County
Colorado Line
Greeley
Pas Hall
Heritage Hall
Charles Bates
Dell Gates
Harold Jones
Ernie Peck
Bassett
Rock Springs
Hanson Cottage
Glenn Bussett
Farm and
Farm Bureau
Susan Scott
Us-59
Hwy
Elec
Wizard
Sears
RCA
Philco
Alva Watts
Wellsville Bank
Rubber Duckie
You
Re the
Colby
ACCJC
Hutchinson
Cloud County
Garden City
Hesston
Dodge City
Norge Auto
Franklin Elec
Eureka
Philco TV
Mars
Ione Hobson Knudsen
Jack Nelson
Mickey Johnson
Citizens State Bank of Pomona
Agrifacts
By Ken Talcott
Olathe Ford Tractor
E. Santa Fe Olathe
Necchi
Singer
Constellation
Max Pierson
Rita Paul
Phylis Reekie
K. Watts & Son