Seed quality rising risks from shriveled wheat in Kansas
Kansas State College agronomists warn shriveled seed lowers wheat yields and seed vigor. Lighter than 56 pounds per bushel is less desirable for seed, with notes on germination strength and plant vigor. Parasite issues in poultry also noted amid wet conditions affecting pullets and ranges. Continuous measures include testing seed weight, cleaning light kernels, and choosing Hessian fly resistant varieties Pawnee and Panes along eastern and northern borders.
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Frank Bieberly
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Kansas
Furowera O
Pawnee
Reed Campaign Plans Made For GOP Governor Bid
TOPEKA AP Republican officials and candidates laid out campaign plans and policies in Topeka. Clyde Reed Jr. announced a full round of state visits next week with district rallies and meetings. GOP state chairman Sam Mellinger promised vigorous campaigning across Kansas with Reed meeting citizens in Topeka Lawrence Kansas City and Hutchinson.
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Topeka
Republican Alto
Yopeka
Clyde Reed Jr
GOP
Sam Mellinger
Kansas
Mellinger
Picnic honors Edith Allen Stewart and Hiram Allen
Mr. Arthur Stewart of Kansas City hosted an annual family picnic at Hiram Allen farm in Williamsburg area on Sunday honoring Edith Allen Stewart age 86 and uncle Hiram. Attendees included Edith Stewart, Mabel Stewart, Mrs. Hiram Allen, Glenn Chambers family, Lyle Cox family, Henry Dehn couple, plus Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lanning and Harold of Santa Monica.
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Arthur Stewart
Kansas City
Hiram Allen
Edith Allen Stewart
Hiram
Ida Stewart
Edith Stewart
Mabel Stewart
Glenn Chambers
Lyle Cox
Henry Dehn
Howard Lanning
Harold
Santa Monica
Calif
J. C. Aghcraft
C. P. Feltts
Frank Bitty
Dean McMillin
Lyndon
Minor Brown
Evelyn Crist
J. H. Neal
Auburn
Ala
Neal
T. ‘Thornton
Soil Bank program revised for 1959 conservation rules
County ASC reports changes in 1959 Soil Bank and Conservation Reserve programs. Acreage Reserve Contracts vanish for 1959. Conservation Reserve now covers all allotted and non allotted crops with higher payments, longer contracts, and stricter procedures. Eligible land includes previous crops, hay or silage cropland, and acreage reserve land, with county rates set by ASC committees.
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Gordon Barnes
ASC
Franklin County
Drinking Driver To Be Discussed At Leavenworth Event
The 19th annual legal institute in Leavenworth in conjunction with the University of Kansas School of Law will feature Deah M. C. Slough discussing drinking driver issues. Ralph H. Snyder of Oklahoma City will present on Scientific Accident Analysis. Sen. John H. Murray leads the association.
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Leavenworth (Ap
Annua Legal Institute
Leavenworth County
Deah M. C. Slough
Law School
Ralph H. Snyder
Oklahoma City
Loyal Neighbors Meet With Mrs Donald Smith
The Loyal Neigborhood group met with Mrs Donald Smith presiding. Mrs W G Tansom led a lesson titled Time and Meaning. Refreshments were served to one visitor Moe, members, and seven children. Next meeting set for September with Mrs Mao Randel.
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Loyal Neiginors
Donald Smith
Smith
W. G. Tansom
Moe
Mra
Mao Randel
Watchdogs Collected to Patrol Israel Borders
Kansas City AP report says a group gathers watchdogs for Israel borders. Six German shepherds were shipped by air to patrol between Israel and Arab states. Led by Max Bengis, joined by Ernest Pelser and Arnold Shanberg. They may accept or donate funds to ensure suitable dogs meet standards.
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Kansas City
Kansas Citlans
Israel
Campaign statement figures from Kansas gubernatorial race
In Topeka AP report Clyde Reed Jr. Republican nominee cites a secretary of state statement showing he spent 420 during the primary campaign exclusive of travel. Walter Cherry lists 575 in expenditures plus travel costs. Expenditure filings include 110 filing fees. Data Spiegel Democratic nominee for attorney general filed 7.88.
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Topeka
Clyde Reed Jr
Walter Cherry
Data Spiegel
Hart Declares No Third Term Run for State Treasurer
AP dispatch from Wichita notes Hart, a Republican candidate for state treasurer, said he will not seek a third term while maintaining confidence. Area 4-H Club hosts meeting with members discussing slogans, talks on wiring safety, dog bite care, fair preparation, and substitutions in feed. New Silver Leaf-Metal Hawkins School program features are announced, with offbeat farewells to residents of Reno and a slate of new officers for the coming year.
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Hart
Wichita, Kan
Duane Pedro
Linda Hiles
George Hiles
Stacy Monroe
Tommy Sands
Donnie Prather
Judy McClure
Gerald Reed
Geri Sue Figgins
Hutchinson
Roy Dunn
Reno
Nevada
Larry Dunn
James
Roy
Gladioli Were Presented To the Club Leaders, Mrs. Dunn
Keith
Richard Landers
Roger Keith
Mary Alice Ferguson
Jefferis
Mary Ann Hewitt
Bill McNish
Soviet Protest Over Balloons With Cameras
Moscow notes protested by the Soviet government accuse the United States Air Force of sending balloons equipped with automatic cameras and two way radios over Soviet soil. Details on locations or timing of the incidents were not specified.
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Moscow
U.S. Air Force
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