Brown's Bylinas Insects A Year-Around Problem For The Farmer
Insects worry farmers year round according to Kansas State College entomologists. Grasshoppers threaten fall seeded wheat and alfalfa with late hatches and possible second generations. sprays should cover field margins before planting and extend into weedy borders. False wireworms in wheat seed respond to insecticides like aldrin, dieldrin, heptachlor, or lindane, used with fungi cides. Corn earworms in sorg hum heads are best controlled with phosdrin and require careful handling. endrin offers longer residues but has a long harvest delay. Stored grain insects demand clean bins and fumigation with methoxychlor or TDE, plus proper gas application and safety measures using carbontetrachloride.
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Kansas State College
Richmond Area News Notes on Local Visits and Activities
Miss Mabel Chandler figures in a roundup of Richmond area social mentions. The column lists visitors and travelers including Mrs. Anna Knowles Mrs. Indla Paul of Chetopa Rev Cecil M Orr and others from Kansas Missouri Oklahoma and Minnesota. It notes hospital stays school enrollments and family visits with many named individuals and towns.
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Anna Knowles
Indla Paul
Chetopa
Cecil M. Orr
Marguerite Roberts
Platte City
Robert Candor
Kansas City
Merle Roberts
Roy Brooks
Topeka
Kenneth Cox
LaCygne
Floyd Brooks
J. C. Chance
Enid
Okla
Cecil Mathias
Jess McDaniel
Ottawa
Loretta Roeckers
St. Marys
James Brock
Home Demonstration Units Meet in Wellsville and Princeton
Local groups gathered to conduct business and share lessons. Wellsville discussed funding for National Home Demonstration Convention and heard a talk by national president Verne Alden. Princeton hosted a color harmony lesson and play-day reports, with new member Mrs Wayne Walter. Fairmount noted a Well Child Clinic update and an international relations lesson with foreign article display. Next meetings set for Sept 17 and Sept 22 with officer elections planned in Fairmount.
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Wellsville
Ross Gault
John Perry
Wichita
Verne’ Alden
U.S.A
Country Womens Council
Stillwell
Oklahoma
Harold Winger
Princeton
Roy i Schaub
Homer Heckman
Lewis Froggatte
James Welch
Rolland Sass
Elmer Sutton
Wayne Walter
Fairmount
Harold Crockett
Harold Stewart
Well Child
Bertha Bell
Albert Hamm
Elm Leaf 4-H Club Elects Officers and Programs
Area 4- Club news reports Elm Leaf 4-H electing officers including Betty Pope as president Eloise McFadden as vice president Anna Channon as secretary Joan Scol as treasurer Wayne Hoopes as reporter Emma Channon as council representative Ray Pope as recreational leader and Gail McFadden as song leader The program featured Eloise McFadden singing I Know Where I Am Going Betty Pope demonstrating how to make a picture frame Emma Chanon gave a health talk Snake Bites Sharon Pope demonstrated setting a table and Ruth Hoopes hosted the achievement meeting with a dinner The girls showed 4-H dresses and boys displayed woodwork projects Rainbow group members spoke and prepared a promotional stalk and health talk The club plans to meet Saturdays during winter with the next meeting October 4 for officer elections.
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Mel
Betty Pope
Eloise McFadden
Anna Channon
Joan Scol
Wayne Hoopes
Emma Channon
Ray Pope
Gail McFadden
Sharon Pope
Elm Leaf
Ruth Hoopes
Favorable Fall Time For Planting Grasses In Waterways
Conservation notes by Bob Dean explain seeding cool season grasses such as brome in waterways and pastures is favorable this fall. Recommended seeding dates are September 1 to April 15 and success hinges on a firm seedbed and weed control through careful mowing and disk or chisel work.
Royal Cattle Show Plans Outlined At Royal Week
Kansas City officials and market personnel outlined the American Royal Commercial Stocker and Feeder Show and Sale to run October 22 and 23 as the standout event of its kind. Royal week spans October 17 to 25 with efforts to draw buyers and sellers of replacement cattle from across the country, highlighting a 60th anniversary celebration and increased livestock emphasis. Jay B. Dillingham said attendance would reach thousands of stockmen as replacement cattle interest remains high and entries are expected to grow beyond 6,100 head last year.
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Kansas City
Jay B. Dillingham
Prize Animals Sold At Fair In Topeka
At the Kansas Free Fair in Topeka fifty eight prize animals sold for 18212 dollars at auction yesterday. The grand champion black Angus bull owned by Bob Tummons of Fairview fetched 65 cents per pound, 38 cents above the top market price. The five champion steers brought 2163.21 dollars. Today was the fair's final day after opening September 6 and attendance was expected near 400000.
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Topeka
Bob ‘Tummons
Fairview
Judge Pins Uses Shillelagh After Gavel Lost
Wilkes Barre Pa AP County Common Pleas Court Judge Frank L Pinola lost his gavel but will pound with an 18 inch genuine Irish shillelagh presented by State Sen Harold Flack. He plans to use it until a new gavel arrives.
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Wilkes-Barre
Luzzine
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Don Brown
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Mattie Gault
Rochester
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Winnie Cunningham
Wicita
Wallis
Dale Gault
la Plata
Frank Gerhold
Walter Mechsners
Mankato
Kuken
John Yerkes
Prairie Village
Ed Morford
Laverne Roatc
Everett Whites
Olen Wharton Lawrence
Tom Whartons
Berea Club
Robert Lickteig
Goeldner- Kuiken
Waller Mechsners
Fred
Bob Kuikens
P. A. W. Becker
Hartford
Raymond Wagner
Henrietta Becker
St. Louis
Herman Howard
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Oregon
Matt Reckers
Colorado
Mabel Chandler
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Turon
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Peru
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Fred Kissinger
Loren Gensman
Rainbow
4-11
Nancy Houston
Marva Walker
Brenda Brenner
Trey
Conie Lloyd
Nancy
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Bob Dean
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Kirk Douglas
United Artists
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Dean Berlin
Franklin County
Artificial Oatry Breeders Assn
Don Collins
S. Maple
Wayde
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LeRoy
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Holstein
E.M. Wayde
My Place
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