Tile Ditching Machine Aids Phillips Farm Upgrade
A Raleigh County field near Bradley showcases a state tile drainage project using a ditching machine. Rob Phillips, ACP cooperator, expands to over 400 acres with 4,060 feet of tile planned, improving meadows, pasture, and dairy output. The advance enables efficient, safer trenching and broader field productivity as grouse and rabbits benefit from habitat changes.
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Harry Headley
Rob Phillips
Maple Fork
Bradley
Harry
Rob
Phillips
Phillip
Walter Patton
SCS
Middletown
Robert Phillips
Clarence Davis
David Davis
Herbert Darnell
Parka
State Soil Conservation Committee
State Committee
Tuesday College Basketball Results and Schedule
A roundup of Tuesday men’s college basketball results across regions with AP reporting. Princeton beat Temple by ten, Penn downed Navy, and St Bonaventure topped Villa Madonna, among other outcomes. NBA and college schedules extend into Wednesday and Thursday with notable games in Philadelphia Boston St Louis Detroit and Cincinnati.
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Associated Press
Princeton
Temple
Penn
Navy
Penn State
Lehigh
St. Bonaventure
Villa Madonna
St. Lawrence
Boston College
Rhode Island
Oklahoma St
Arkansas
Memphis
Baylor
Texas A&m
Houston
Hardin-Simmons
Eastern
New Mex
Arizona
Arizona St. Coll
FAR West
Santa Clara
Miami
Fla
California
San Jose St
National Basketball Association
Philadelphia
Syracuse
Cincinnati
New York
St. Louis
Detroit
Boston
Los Angeles
Winding Gulf Opens New Wick League Under George Anderson
Dennis Taylor captured first in the Men's Major by bowling a 671 high series at Bowl Wick after a 191 235 245 line. Gus Lilly led with 259 for the high single. The Beckley Lee league saw varied results and Virginia Claytor topped women with a 405 series. Rosemary Robertson rose from a 75 to 120 game, posting a 379 series. Other notable scores included Sam Cascino 158 and Faye Bowling 162. Jim Warden led the All-Star Classics with a 636, while John Gorsica posted a 570 in that league. The piece notes various players at Elite Alleys and mentions an instructor nicknamed the Professor bowling under two scores.
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Dennis Taylor
Taylor
Gus Lilly
Beckley Lee
Ernest Allenbaugh
John
Rosemary Robertson
Allenbaugh
Sam Caseino
Dorothy Bostick
Faye Bowling
Michael Guerino
K. Evans
Dix Manning
Curtis Johnson
Hawley
Jim Warden
John Gorsica
Jack Klaus
Lewis Dunn
John Denny
Dunn
J. W. Evans
Forrest Hill
Marshall College
Mines
Ernie Slater
Elizabeth Clay
Slater
Register Sports
Raleigh Ag Council picks officers and Jan 13 banquet
The Raleigh County Agricultural Workers Council met in the Memorial Building to install officers on January 13 at 6 p.m. The program includes S. D. McMillen as speaker and a send off for a government directory mailed to 2,500 farmers. Officers elected were C. T. Shackleford president Clarence Wooten vice president and Walter Patton secretary treasurer.
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Raleigh Ag Council
Raleigh County Agricultural Workers Council
Raleigh County
Memorial Building
Harry Headley
Glass House
S. D. McMillen
McMillen
Ag Council
C. T. Shackleford
Clarence Wooten
Walter Patton
Frank Patton
Farmers Home Administration
USDA
Emery Pattons
Raleigh-Wyoming
Agricultural Workers Council of Raleigh
The
Conservation Commission
John J
Pittsburgh Market Cattle Hogs and Produce Prices Mixed
AP and USDA reports from Pittsburgh show cattle steady to mixed with hogs up 25 cents and varied weight ranges from 160 to 350 pounds. Produce supplies are light with slow trading. apples, potatoes, eggs, and specific fruit varieties listed with prices and market steadiness noted.
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Pittsburgh
USDA
W. Va
Farm Managers Hear On Farm Problems And Growth
Merritt D. Hill of Ford Motor Co outlines the era of the professional farm manager at the American Society of Farm Managers and Rural Appraisers meeting in Chicago. He predicts farm size rising to 345 acres by 1970 with fewer farms and higher income, domestic consumption up 11 percent by 1965 and exports up 20 percent.
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Ford Motor Company
American Society of Farm Managers and Rural Appraisers
LaSalle Hotel
Chicago
Merritt D. Hill
Birmingham
Mich
Hill
Jemma
Brucellosis Eradication Push Reaches Most Counties
Agricultural Research Service and extension specialists report over 75 percent of U S counties participate in the brucellosis eradication program. Marion County Kansas began cattle testing on October 14. If the current rate of about one percent per month continues, every county could join within two years and states may be certified by end of 1966. Officials say the nation could become completely free of brucellosis and undulent fever.
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Agricultural Research Service
U. S. Department of Agriculture
United States
Marion County
Kansas
Agricultural Extension Service
West Virginia University
USDA
Neighbors Tidings On Weather Fires And Community
John S Phillips writes a neighborly column praising good winter weather for Christmas shopping while noting eighteen forest fires in a day. He defends gun rights, suggests outlawing fire making gear, shares praise for readers and distant correspondents, and reports on the Agricultural Workers Council meeting and local radio program feedback. He signs off inviting readers to Sunday gathering and future notes.
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Era
Venice
Make Your Home Safe From Fire Danger
Advice emphasizes two keys to home fire safety good family habits and proper construction. It cites NFPA guidelines on fire stops solid doors clear escape routes flame resistant interior finishes and safe wiring and heating practices for a safer home. It warns cold weather raises risk and stresses regular maintenance and inspection of heating systems and appliances.
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National Fire Protection Association
Home Building Peak In 1961 Promises Strong Market
Housing economists predict 1961 will see a new high in U S home starts with about 1 424 million units and 20 billion in investment Private industry may build 1 375 million homes with 22 000 on farms Public housing funding to rise and buyers to borrow readily Family incomes up nine of ten women buyers favor wood paneling and warm wood interiors as design emphasis grows Builders will compete by improving livability and design quality with wood siding kitchens and cabinets highlighted
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U. S
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