Dairy Progress Days at Kansas State University
Brown's Bylines Reports Dairy Progress Days set for November at Kansas State University Manhattan. Inter Breed Dairy Cattle Council meets November 3 with a panel on the Kansas Antibiotic Program. Annual Dairy Banquet in the Student Union Thursday evening. Friday sessions cover mastitis, production testing, expanding the dairy operation and milk composition. Also notes on fruit storage and ripening practices for pears and apples.
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Kansas Bale University
Manhattan
Inter Breed Dairy Cattle Council
Kansas
Franklin
SHAFF and Acorn 4-H Notes and Harvest Tips
Twenty two members toured the American Royal as guests of the Evening Lions Club as a Safety Award with Bruce Spears and County Club Agent Ross Nelson. SHAFF leaders included Mrs. Chester Clayton Mrs. Lester Whitley Jr and Mrs. Edwin Higgie. Acorn Rustlers October meeting at Acorn Community House installed new officers Lloyd McClure elected reporter Jeannie Hamilton replaced Robert Carey Joyce Schweitzer replaced as council representative The club moved its meeting date to the second Monday Sharon McClure joined as a new member Health demonstrations included How to Start a Stopped Heart by Bobby McClure and a health talk by Donna Davis Potatoes should be dug before or after a light frost stored at 8 to 85 degrees for two weeks after digging and kept humid The storage temp then 55 to 69 degrees for long term storage Floribunda and hybrid tea roses planted in fall protect against winter injury with 8 to 10 inches of top soil and ample moisture around roots to survive breezes.
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SHAFF
American Royal
Evening Lions Club
Bruce Spears
Ross Nelson
Chester Clayton
Lester Whitley Jr
Edwin Higbie
Acorn Rustlers
Acorn
Robison
Lloyd McClure
Jeannie Hamilton
Joyce Schweitzer
Robert Carey
Sharon McClure
Bobby McClure
Donna Davis
Schoeppel Shifts Attack On Theis In Kansas Race
Sen. Andrew F. Schoeppel charged conflict of interest against Frank Theis discussing fees Theis received from the state in 1958 1959 for losing three cases Theis Arkansas City attorney and Democratic national committeeman for Kansas counters that Schoeppels law firm benefited from clients seeking legislation In Wichita Theis fees cited include 4750 3500 7110 and 4100 in various cases as part of a broader Kansas politics dispute The article links campaign attacks to legal fee receipts and party roles.
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Wellington
Kan
Andrew F. Schoeppel
Frank Theis
Sayjing
Theis
Arkansas
Kansas
Schoeppel
Wichita
UL Fais
Woachinatan
Bison
Triumph
Kowa
Kansas Corporation Farmers. Commission
Cities Service
Shawnee, Okla
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
Oklahoma
Cutief Schoeppel
Washington
Congress
John F. Kennedy
BETTER HOMES AND OTHER LOCAL CLUB MEETINGS
A roundup of local clubs and meetings reports officers elected for the coming year in several groups. Notable items include Better Homes members led by Mrs. Ann Shepheard and Mrs. Doris Dehn, with various committee heads named, plus floor covering lessons. Also covered are BUSY CORNER and TRASHEPTA activities with officers elected and lessons planned.
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Better Homes
Ralph Basel
Ann Shepheard
Doris Dehn
Sec‘retary
Elizabeth Hart
Lor‘na Linden
Wool Growers Incentive Payments in Franklin County
Franklin County wool growers received 10 963.27 dollars in incentive payments under the wool incentive program for the 1959 marketing year. Russell Wray said the total reflects payments to 205 producers who sold wool and unshorn lambs from April 1, 1959, to March 31, 1960.
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Franklin County
Russell Wray
County Agricullural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
No Person For Uncle Sam To Trifle With
In Memphis on an AP report Jaele Sam sued then Gloria Mosby counter-sued, with Mosby winning $2,290. The case involves a hospital incident where Mosby alleges negligent entry of a gun and seeks damages while the government countersued for medical costs. A federal judge awarded Mosby $2,500 less her $210 hospital bill.
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Memphis
Tenn
Jaele Sam
Gloria Mosby
M. Mills
Miss Mosby
Atl
Veterans’ Hostie
Apple Pital
Alan
Dianne Fitzger
Aid
Patricia
Chambers
Douglas Bethell
Sandra
Herring
Safety conference highlights teens push for safer driving
About 1200 teenagers attended the ninth annual Governor's Safety Conference in Topeka with Kathryn Houston Rainbow's safety committee chairman among attendees. The group aims to erase the marked bad driving name from the teenage cohort.
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Rainbow
Topeka
Kathryn Houston
Princeton Workers elect officers at City Hall meeting
Treasurer Mrs. Carl Channon handled public relations as plans for achievement day were discussed. The Princeton Workers met at City Hall with hostesses Mrs. Roy Schank and Mrs. Dwight Keas. Mrs. Wayne Walter presided. Lesson on floor covering given by Mrs. RK Sass. Officers elected: president Mrs. Bennie Stinson, vice president Mrs. L. B. Froggatte, secretary Mrs. Chat Roger, treasurer Mrs. Roy Schaub, public relations Mrs. R. G. Harms.
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George Scharenberg
William Bryan
Lewis Pollom
Max Floyd
Herbert Crawford
Everett Chapman
Virgil Smith
Robert Lister
W. G. Tulloss
Ray Bloomer
Orville Glenn
C. W. Ingersoll
Lester Hoffman
William McClintic
Trashepta
David Mudrick
Kenneth Keeslin
George Royer
Harvey Drake
Secrtary
Glenn Fitch
H. G. Williams
Harold Crawford
L. B.paine
Don Brown
H. J. Nordeen
Clarence Nauman
W. R. Gamble
Elm Grove
W. H. Williams
Carl Channon
Anton Strafuss
John Ferrer
R. J. Hoffman
Princeton
Roy Schank
Dwight Keas
Wayne Walter
Rk, Sass
Bennie Stinson
L. B. Froggatte
Chat, Roger
Roy Schaub
R. G. Harms
County Agents Elect Officers
Three associations of Kansas county extension agents elected officers at the annual extension conference at Kansas State University. Gerald McMasters of Norton was named president of the Kansas County Agricultural Agents Association with Herbert Bulk of Topeka as vice president and Roger Hendershot of Anthony as secretary-treasurer. Kathryn Measurement of Garden City was elected president of the Kansas Home Demonstration Agents Association with Beverly Kindler of Norton as president-elect and Velda Ranking as first vice president. Rural Stabilization and Conservation Committee officers include Gertrude Hove of Hutchinson as secretary and Dorothy Neufeld of Lar end as treasurer. Initial measuring and plan to complete the program by December 31.
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Manhattan
Kansas County Extension
Kansas State University
Kansas County Agricultural Agents Association
Gerald McMasters
Norton
Herbert Bulk
Topeka
Roger Hendershot
Anthony
Kansas Home Demonstration Agents Association
Kathryn
Garden City
al- Beverly
Velda
Russ Wellington
Sell Wray
County Agricult
Dorothy Huffman
Pratt
Rural Stabilization and Conserva
Gertrude Tion
Hove
Hutchinson
Secre
Dorothy Neufeld
McPherson
Kansas County
Local association slate names officers and positions
Association Shurman Wren Borst Kansas selects officers with Bill Hundley as president Ralph Rector as treasurer and Bilworth as vice president Leaven Lawrence and Wichita listed among officers reporter noted.
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Shurman Wren
Borst
Kansas Try
Wichita
Bill Hundley
Ralph Rector
Leaven- Lawrence
Bilworth
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Herbert Hoover
Uncle Sam
N.main
United States
Newell A. George
Newell George
Agricultural Hall of Fame
Nuzman Lumber
Wilson & Locust Streets
Ottawa
Elmer Weibel
Eldon Finch
Ayrshire
Harold Stewart
Charles Beatty
Fred Coon
Mrs Crandall
Optometrists
Arvid Berglund
D.D
Optometrist
S. Main
Olin G. Wellen, O.D
A. G. Madison, D.D
Medical Directory
J. F. Barr, M.D
Rodney McClay, D.D
Chiropractors
Don L. McKelvey
S. M. Brockway
Frank A. Trump, M.D
Louis N. Sneer
J. C. South
Cedar
R. C. Capron, D.C
David G. Laury, M
General Medicine and Obstetrica
Bill Bitts
Ralph Ferguson
Briscoe
Fredanne Beauty Shop
Vera Kunard
Neelie Steele
Mann-Bell Drug Store
Zellner
Maye B. Snyder
Ella’s
Mildred Hull
Ella McArdle
House OF Beauty
Rita Dassing
Nelle Hackler
Leaaing
Richardson’s
Elmor Craven
National Bank
R. A. Gollier, M.D
Henning Broa
Sylva Lofgreen, M.D
Victor J. Lofgreen, M.D
Physicians and Surgeons
R. S. Roberts, M.D
Anthony Clinical Laboratory
Gladys Anthony
Homer N. Flora, D.O
Osteopathic
David L. Young
D.O. Physical Medicine
Prospectia
Requet
Dpgreessors Diversified Services, Inc
Zonae
Hickory
Ottawa, Kansas
College
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