Wheat seed quality and parasite concerns in Kansas farming
Kansas State College reports shriveled seed lowers yields for western Kansas and advises testing seed weight above 56 pounds per bushel. The Bulletin notes high humidity and wet summers raise poultry parasite risks, promoting wormer use and weekly flock movement. Hessian fly infestation varies by county, with resistant wheat varieties Pawnee and Paone recommended along eastern and northern borders to curb infections.
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Kantrop
Kansassas
Franklin County
H.W. Lande
Frank Bieberly
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Kansas
Farmnera
Kansas State
Col Joge
Kansay
Pawnee
Panea
Ponca
Reed Campaign Plans Made For Topeka Visit
AP dispatch notes Republican candidate Reed and running mates Sam Gordon Minnie Townsend and Clyde Reed Jr plan vigorous statewide campaigning in Kansas. GOP leaders say Reed will tour all regions, meet citizens, attend rallies, and continue daily engagements with describe campaign stops in Topeka Lawrence Kansas City and other cities next week.
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Topeka
Sam Gordon
Aloe
Mra
Minnie ‘Townsend
Quene
Pol Lce
Klein Topeka
Nu Wi
Blairg
Clyde Heed d Jr
GOP
Patsy Martin
Karolyn Deck
Imporia
Sant
Marin
Sam Mellinger
Kanans
Mellinger
Reed
Conservation Notes Revision In Regulations Of Soil Bank Program
Gordon Barnes reports that the Soil Bank Program for 1959 has been revised and Acreage Reserve Contracts will not be available during 1959. The Conservation Reserve Program covers alloted and non allotment crops, with ASC County Committee setting payment rates. Farmers complete an application, indicating land, contract length, and payment preferences, and file by October 24, 1958 at the County Office to be eligible.
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Gordon Barnes
ASC
Arthur Stewart
Kansaslin
Total App
Hiram Allen
Edith al
Franklin County
Hiram
Ida Stewart
Edith Ae
Howard Lanning
Harold
Santa Monica
Calif
J. C. Ashcraft
P. Fritts
Frank Bilis
Dean McMillin
Lyndon
Minor Brown
Kansas City
Evelyn Crist
J. H. Neal
Auburn
Ala
I. Neal
Thornton
Santa Fe
Mr. Coddington
Peter Greeves
C. le Bearlys
Glenn Debs
Topeka
Martiacre
Changes in Conservation Reserve for 1959 contracts
The article notes adjustments to the Conservation Reserve effective under 1959 contracts, detailing eligibility rules, contract lengths, and payment structures. It explains land eligibility, county average payments, and the process for establishing farm-specific rates, with a deadline of October 10, 1964 for rate requests. It mentions local residents and events surrounding the county office and farm activity.
Loyal Nwigibons Meet With Mrs Donald Smith
The president Mrs Smith presided over the meeting where Mrs W G Ransom delivered the lesson on Pima and Moergy. The hostess served refreshments to the five guests and seven children. Next meeting set for September 10 with Mrs Mao Randel.
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Donald Smith
Smith
W. G. Ransom
Ylaslor
Mao Randel
Watchdogs Collected for Israel Borders in Kansas City
A Kansas City group led by Max Bengis Ernest Pejser and Arnold Shanberg arranged six German shepherds for border patrol use between Israel and Arab states. The dogs were air shipped yesterday and may be accepted as gifts or purchased with donations, contingent on meeting strict physical standards.
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Kansas City
Kansas Citians
Israel
Arab States
Max Bengis
Ernest Pejser
Arnold Shanberg
Drinking Driver To Be Discussed At Law Institute
Leavenworth will host the 19th annual legal institute on September 18 with the Leavenworth County Bar Association and University of Kansas School of Law. Deah M. C. Slough will discuss the drinking driver issue. Ralph H. Snyder of Oklahoma City will address scientific accident analysis. Sen. John H. Murray is association president. Ethan Potter chairs the event and invites federal judges, supreme court justices, and district court judges.
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Leavenworth (Ap
Legal Institute
Leavenworth County Bar Assn
University of Kansas School of Law
Deah M. C. Slough
Law School
Ralph H. Snyder
Oklahoma City
Ethan Potter
Institute
Supreme Coort
District Court
Campaign filing shows early campaign expenditures
TOPEKA AP Clyde Read Jr Republican nominee for governor filed a statement with the secretary of state showing he spent 420 during the primary election campaign, exclusive of travel expenses. Walter Cherry, another GOP candidate, reported 676 in expenditures including travel costs. The statements also list a 150 filing fee. Dale Spiegel, Democratic nominee for attorney general, filed an expenditure report of 607.08.
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Topeka
Clyde Read Jr
Secretary of State
Ravel
Peakes
Walter Cherry
Dale Spiegel
Allorncy General
Berea 4-H Club News Highlights Local Talks and Officers
Hart campaigns for state treasurer and a slogan the Berea Schoolhouse is touted. At the Silver Leaf meeting at Hawkins School, officers were elected: Richard Landers president, Roger Keith vice president, Mary Alice Ferguson secretary, Jill Jefferis reporter, Mary Ann Hewitt treasurer, Bill McNish council member. Activities included talks on electric wires dog bite preparation for the fair and a table topic on substituting feed. A farewell gift was presented to Mrs. Larry Dunn, and exhibits and rib bons were shared.
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Iveral
Hart
Berea
Metatcrat
George Hart
Dor Hire
Kansas
Larry Briggs
Jerry Miller
Hawkins School
Gerald Reed
Geri Sue Figgins
Hutchinson
Roy Dunn
Reno
Nevada
Larry Dunn
Reno Nevada
Jamey
Roy
Dunn
Soviet protest over balloons with cameras over Soviet soil
The Soviet government issued a protest note stating the U S Air Force is sending balloons with automatic cameras and two way radios over Soviet territory. The note did not specify location or timing of the incidents.
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Moscow
U.S. Air Force
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Homewood
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Ayrshire
Dee
Jersey
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Gehl
McCormick
Charles Fabert
Claude Myers Clark
Peoples National Bank
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Thompson's
Duane Pedro
Linda Hiles
George Hiles
Stacy Monroe
Tommy Sands
Donnie Prather
Judy McClure
Eco
Walser
Hubbard Lumber
Karl Schmanke
F. M. Coons
Bohlen
America
Ottawa Tractor & Implement CO
Boxing. Boards
Nuzman Lumber
Ottawa, Kansas
Artificial Dairy Breeders Assn
Don Collins
Maple
Peoples National
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