Planting and feeding tips for lawns and lamb pastures
Agricultural notes advise planting cool season grasses in early September for best establishment. Seeding rates bluegrass fescue and rye given with seed bed prep rolling light covering and moisture maintenance. Also recommends grazing lambs on cornfields and grain sorghum post harvest with proper vaccination stocking rates water and mineral supplements. High moisture ensilaged grain noted as efficient for small feeders with moisture 80 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Windsor
Newport
Auction correction notes missing dining room group
The notice clarifies last week’s Storer auction bill should include a dining room group. It lists a large china cabinet with curved glass as centerpiece, a table, six chairs, and a buffet, forming a complete set of fine furniture.
Election of ASC Community Committee Members Near Norway Scandia
Ballots have been mailed to eligible voters in Norway Scandia township for electing five or fewer ASC community committee members. Names on the ballot include Donald H. Freed Iver O. Hammer Thomas Hay Elwyn Isageson Ralph W Larson and Kevin C Nowborg. Ballots must be returned or postmarked to the County ASCS office by September 18. Counting will occur publicly at the County ASCS office in Belleville on September 23 at 9:00 a.m. and may be witnessed by any interested person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Norway Scandia
Donald’ H. Freed
Iver O. Hammer
Thomas Hay
Elwyn Isageson
Ralph W
Martin Luther Home Fall Gathering at Our Savior’s Church
Beatrice Nebraska hosts the Martin Luther Home annual fall gathering at Our Saviors Lutheran Church in Norway to support mentally disabled children. Call FE 5 2521 or ME 5 2625 for needed item list and bring contributions to the church by noon October 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Luther
Beatrice
Nebraska
Our Saviors Lutheran Church
Norway
Social Security outreach in Belleville Kansas event details
SSA representative will visit Belleville Kansas on Tuesday September 17 1968. People may call the Courthouse basement between 10:00 and 2:00 for information about disability benefits. The article notes changes from the 1967 amendments lowering work credits for younger workers and highlights a new booklet Social Security for Young Families by district manager William C Wipperman. It also includes local social and community notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Social Security Administration
Belleville
Kansas
Social Security Office
Social Security District
William C. Wipperman
Salina
Wipperman
Digestibility and feeding efficiency notes from Wipperman
The report discusses using auto tires to hold plastics, molasses to bind grain, and grinding grain through a burr or hammer mill to improve packing and digestibility. It claims feed efficiency gains of 10 to 18 percent over ground dry grain and mentions ear corn or sorghum head eneling as a potential practice. Jim Wipperman cites data from 34 million?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim
Wipperman
Pleasant Fall Weather Returns After Heavy Rain
The region enjoys near perfect fall conditions after more rains. Temperatures drop to the 40s on Monday and Tuesday mornings with warmer weather by afternoon. Heavy rains fell Friday night with local totals under an inch and greater amounts south of town. nearby areas reported three to six inches flooding lowlands north of Jamestown. Hospital news notes several patients including Dr J L Bennett, Mrs Loren Florell, Mrs Pat Sandell, Jim Muth, and John H Peters recovering from heart issues or surgeries. Peters asks for mail at Topeka 66607.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town
Norway
Rackley
Jamestown
Buffalo Creek
Raney
Belleville Experiment Field to Report Test Plot Results
Belleville area test plots will show results this Thursday September 12 at 1 20 p m. Superintendent Lowell Burchett oversees the field located two miles west of Belleville along US 36.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belleville
Lowell Burchett
Social Security booklet outlines benefits and 1967 amendments
A government booklet explains how workers, survivors and disabled dependents gain protection under social security. It highlights how a young worker can build coverage, how to check accounts, and financing details. The 1967 amendments introduce changes benefiting young workers and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algo
Wipperman
Veterans notes meet in Belleville for veterans service help
A Kansas Veterans Commission representative will be in Belleville on September 12 1968 from 1 00 to 4 30 p m at the Welfare Office Courthouse to assist veterans dependents or survivors with veterans service work. Those unable to attend may contact the office listed Kansas Veterans Commission Courthouse Marysville Kansas 66508 phone 6622581.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Veterans’ ‘Commission
Belleville
Kansas Veterans Commission
Marysville
Kansas
Annual meeting of US 36 Highway Association in Kansas
The US 36 Highway Association meets in Hiawatha Kansas on September 15 and 16. Floyd Huenergarde of Smith Center presides with Arden Dierhoff guiding an open forum on a four lane US 36 expressway from Hiawatha to St Joseph. The group, with 1 400 members and 900 Kansas members, highlights historic route plans and local attractions along the corridor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
US 36 Highway Association, Inc
Hiawatha
Kansas
Floyd Huenergarde
Smith Center
Nationa Guard
Créuch Bros
Arden Dierhoff
St. Joseph
Estes Park
Colorado
Denver
Indianapolis
Rock Island
Five State Association
Huenergarde
Death of Fred H. Evert longtime area trucker
Fred H. Evert died suddenly September 6 at age 80. A commercial trucker since 1925, he lived near Scandia for about 40 years. Survived by his wife, daughter Vivian Brewster, and three sons Elwyn Loren and Vernon. Funeral Sept 9 at 10:00 a.m. at Bachelor Falkner Dart Funeral Home Scandia. Interment in Courtland cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred H. Evert
Scandia
Vivian Brewster
Elwyn Loren
Vernon
Bachelor Falkner Dart
Lee A. Dickey
Courtland Cemetery
Herbert C. Goodwin Dies at 74 in Belleville
Herbert C. Goodwin a World War I veteran and 50 year American Legion member died September 6 at Belle View Manor Belleville aged 74. He worked for Rock Island railroad until his 1960 retirement. Survived by brother Frank and nephew Dale Sanderson of Scandia. Funeral Tuesday September 10 10 30 am at Bachelor Faulkner Dart Funeral Home Scandia with Rev Karl Schuster officiating burial in Poplar Grove Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert C. Goodhwin
Belle View Manor
Belleville
Ameican Legion
Rock Island Railroad
Frank
Scandia
Dale Sanderson
Faulkner Dart
Gamma Phi Beta Announces Jane App Reece Pledge
Gamma Phi Beta social announces that Jane App Reece is pledged by the sorority while attending Kansas University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gamma Phi Beta
Jane App Reece
Kansas University
Wetzel Visits Relatives After Far East Work
Lloyd Wetzel arrived in Scandia last week to visit his mother Mrs. Maud Wetzel and other relatives. He has been working at Ozark Field on Luzon in the Philippines and has also been in Formosa and previously worked in Korea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Wetzel
Scandia
Maud Wetzel
Ozark Field
Luzon
Philippines
Formosa
Kores
Field Day at Irrigation Experiment Farm Near Scandia
The 1968 Field Day at the Irrigation Experiment Farm northwest of Scandia showcased irrigation equipment and methods to more than 100 attendees. Morning tours were followed by farmstead preliminaries led by Russell Herpich, with Robert J. Raney serving as superintendent and coordinating activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape
Irrigation Experiment Farm
Scandia
American ‘Legion Auxiliary
Russell Herpich
Kansas
Robert J. Raney
Sorosis Study Club Opens Year With Tea and Travel Talk
The Sorosis Study Club held a September 3 morning tea at Mrs. George Cardwell’s home with hostesses and featured speaker Mrs. Fred Stromberg of Republic who shared a travelogue of a Boston trip for the GFWC National Convention. Next meetings were planned for September 17 and October 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorosis Study Club
George Cardwell
Raymond Cooper
Richard Fogelberg
Joe McDonald
Fred Stromberg
Republic
Joseph Johnson
Boston
Mass
McDonald
Intra Squad Football Game Friday Sept 13 7 30 P M
Admission bar of soap. Friday Sept 18 Jake and Louis Stofer sell household goods of the late Mrs Zena Stofer. Sale at 1 30 P M two blocks south of Scandia State Bank. Sunday Sept 15 Colony House Antiques American Legion 4 Hall Scandia sale begins 11 00 A M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake and
Louis Stofer
Zena Stofer
Scandia State Bank
Colony House Antiques
American Legion 4 Hall
Scandia
Republic Visits Scandia to Open Football Season
Football opener Friday September 20 features Republic vs Scandia Flying Swedes. Season ends Veterans Day November 11 with a 2:00 p m game at Belleville against Cuba Hill crest. First basketball game on schedule is November 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic
Scandia
Belleville Agaist Cuba Hillcrest
Office Hours of Superintendent Stone
In the report the school superintendent Stone announces his office hours for the week. He will hold open sessions at the district office on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons to answer questions from parents and staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stone
Also Mentioned on This Page
Richard Stroade
ASC
Martin Luther Home
U and I Art Club
Bel Villa
Carl Reece
W. J. Matthias
M. L. Larson
Wallace- Aspegren
Carl Hammer
Benny Lervold
Clarence Strom
Zena Tingstrom
Alice Hammer
Eustace Sjolander
Eve Sjolander
Alvin Sjolander
Scotty
Charley Sjolander
Charley
Mrs. C. B. Stensons
Lea Loring Home
Hospital News
J. L. Bennett
St. Joseph Hospital
Loren Florell
Republic County Hospital
Pat Sandell
Jim Muth
Kansas City
John H. Peters
Atsf Memorial Hospital
East 6Th
Topeka
US 36 Highway Ass’n
Herbert C. Goodwin
Rinoz Ley
Guy French
Vera Brown
Dale
Republic Library
Alma Strom
Larry Brown
Rex Sandell
Emma’ Bleuman
Calla Cach
Robi
A. Bohannon
State University
E. L. Mader
Richard L. Vanderlip
George Ten Eyck
Ethelyn Pilcher
C. R. Carlson
Courtland
C. E
CES
Alva Thompson
Carl Peterson
Ophel
Haddam
Elie R. Ey
Cooper
Robert A. Bohannon
Bar of Soap
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