Grain Sorghum Prices Seen Dropping Amid Harvest Glut
Kansas forecasts warn sorghum prices may fall to 1.00 to 1.25 per hundredweight during harvest due to large sorghum and corn crops. Western Kansas expects firmer prices where drought hit, while storage tightness also looms. Livestock feeders may benefit as buyers seek cheap feed. storage and loan rates vary by location.
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Kansas
Hugh McDonald
Kansas State University Agricultural Economist
Kansas County
Area 4-H Club elects officers at FAR & NEAR meeting
In Williams burg auditorium Area 4-H Club FAR & NEAR held its monthly meeting. Officers elected include president Susie Wood and vice president Judy Milton. Secretary Hazen Lederer treasurer Jo Anne Beesley reporter Jim Lederer song leader Sara Wood assistant song leader Cindy Dillon pianist Judy Milton assistant pianist.
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Ricky Wood
Jim Beesley
Otto Schroeder
Everett Burgess
Parents’ Wight
Centropolis
Sandra Church
Joan Hull
John Lederer
Susie Wood
Judy Milton
Hazen Lederer
Jo Anne Beesley
Jim Lederer
Sara Wood
Cindy Dillon
Pian
Greenwood clubs elect officers and present demonstrations
Susie Wood and Raymon Schroeder lead demonstrations on sandpaper use and safety for old razor blades. Helen Lederer discusses Read ers Digest first aid pamphlet. Ray Pope demonstrates potato sprouting prevention. Dickie Hull covers farm accident avoidance. Betty Pope presents home beautification. Sherry Arnold performs a piano solo. Officers elected include Betty Pope president Ray Pope vice president Anna Channon secretary treasurer Dickie Hull reporter Sherry Arnold song leader Barbara Hull recreation leader Carolyn Druger council representative Anna Channon adult advisors Robert Hull Carl Channon. VICTORY WORKERS and Greenwood Rocket Club share a picnic at Pomona Park with about 45 members. Greenwood Rockets elect Lorraine Nitcher president Judy Hamilton vice president Gerald Shepherd secretary treasurer Joe Reed reporter Donald Hamilton game leader Diana Stankard song leader Mr and Mrs Robert Reed foods leader Mrs Earl Hamilton council representatives Lorraine Nitcher Gerald Shepherd. Program features Project talk Jeanette Nitcher What I Have Learned in Clothing a demonstration How To Brush a Cow in Preparation for the Fair by Lannie Cox Jr parliamentary by Gerald Shepherd.
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FAR & Near
Wiliamsburg
Jim Milliken
Nancy Bethell
Janice Milliken
Penny Roekie
Nancy Ransom
Larry Milliken
Jean Reichard
Sandra Herring
Loretta Anderson
James Sowers
Bill Reekie
Wayne Reichard
Susie Wood
Prezrameich
Raymon Schroeder
Don Burgss
Cindy Didon
Helen
Jack Lederer
Jim Lederer
Helen Lederer
Readers Digest
Ray Pope
Dickie Hull
Betty Pope
Sherry Arnold
Anna Channon
Barbara Hull
Carolyn Druger
Robert Hull
Carl Channon
Greenwood Rockets
Lorraine Nitcher
Judy Hamilton
Gerald Shepherd
Joe Reed
Donald Hamilton
Diana Stankard
Robert Reed
Earl Hamilton
Gerald Shepferd
Jeanette Nitcher
Lannie Cox Jr
Kansas State hosts 11th annual technicians conference
Bil Butts of Franklin County Artificial Breeding Association will attend the Kansas State event on September 26 and 27. The program aims to boost service to county dairymen with a type classification demonstration by Robert Strickler of the Holstein-Friesian Association. The showcase will feature many K A B S A sired daughters from Harold Goff’s herd near Manhattan.
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Bil Butts
Franklin County Artificial Breeding Association
Kansas State
Robert Strickler
Holstein-Friesian Association
Harold Goff
Manhattan
Weight Control Classes Highlight Local Demonstration Units
Home Demonstration Unit news recounts multiple clubs meeting across Bethel Rock Creek Land Creek and more. Leaders like Mrs. Paul Hinton Mrs. J B Price and Mrs Jane Dragoo present weight control nutrition and health lessons while planning township events film showings and community projects. A Johnson campaign note closes the roundup with a national political reference.
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Rock Creek
Jane Dragoo
J. E. Berry
Chicago
Truman Offers Campaign Advice to Kennedy Johnson
Kansas City AP reports Harry S. Truman advises Democratic candidates Kennedy and Johnson to campaign in regions where they are less well known. He suggests Kennedy should go south while Johnson should campaign in the north and east, offering strategic guidance to the Standard-bearers.
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Kansas City
Harry S. Truman
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
Kennedy
Johnson
Truman
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