Round-Up at Fort Hays Station Draws 1000+ Livestockmen
The ninth annual Western Kansas livestockmen Round-Up at Fort Hays Experiment Station on April 20 drew over 1000 attendees. Milked by judges, the event showcased winter feeding results from cattle on wheat straw and on cottonseed cake plus silage, with one trial showing cows consuming 120 days with only 2 pounds loss per cow. The day also featured a livestock judging contest, talks by Kansas State Agricultural College officials, and a community supper at the Brunswick Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western
Kansas
Fort Hays Experiment Station
Larned High School
Pratt Co. High School
Reno Co
T. G. Gosser
Hampshire
John Gatewood
Kansas Galloway Breeders’ Association
Brunswick Hotel
W. D. Philip
M. R. Baker
Sharon Springs
C. G. Cochran
Cochran
Jardine
Kansas State Agricultural College
Jarment
Hays
Kent
H. L. Kent
L. E. Call
KS. A. C
Hays Station
C. W. McCampbell
Manhattan
Alex Philip
H. EL. Kent
Mc Campbell
Mother's Day tribute and reminders in May observance
A nostalgic piece urging readers to honor mothers on Mother's Day the second Sunday in May. It encourages writing, calling, visiting, and sending flowers or letters, noting public tributes, carnations, and personal gratitude as lasting gifts beyond slogans and proclamations.
First Baptist Church Mothers Day Schedule
Sunday School starts at 9 45 a.m with morning worship at 13 a.m. Mothers Day praise and song to honor mothers. No evening service this week. Prayer meeting at 8 p.m. Wednesday led by Pastor H Mae D Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
H. Mae D. Thompson
Farmers' Union hosts school children night at Joy school house
Rural community event highlights cooperation and education as Ellis County families from seven districts gather under a large tent for nearly three hours of school readings dialogues and choruses led by Master McIntosh and local teachers. A Manhattan speaker later stresses unity of education and cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Union
Eee Eye
Joy School
Smfonday
Ellis County
Rolla Joy
Bri. Campbell
McIntosh
Pearson
Manhattan
Perason
Joy
Bariquet
Bueckeyn Township
Township
Snow Balls Fall in Overbrook After Cloud Burst
In Overbrook Kansas on Thursday afternoon a black storm cloud produced small balls of snow that fell like hail but flattened on impact. The snow persisted for several minutes before heavy rain arrived, with continued mixed precipitation for a time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Overbrook
Kan
Freshman Volleyball Match Sees Ferguson Lead Win
In Pride day volleyball, Mary Chittenden and Sylvia Ferguson captained rival freshmen teams. Ferguson's ten beat Chittenden's ten after a tight three game series with a decisive final score. Arbor Day notes mention plantings by the botany class and a pussy willow twig from Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Chittenden
Sylvia Ferguson
Sylvia
Michigan
Weahington
Laresa McElroy
P. H
Music Festival Week Opens With Eddy Brown Violin Recital
The third annual Music Festival Week at Hays opened last Sunday with violinist Eddy Brown delivering a captivating recital. The program featured Haydn's Creation sung by a fine chorus and an orchestra that impressed, with numerous other concerts by the F H N Glee Club and Fort Hays instructors and students, culminating in a weekend of solo recitals and the all-artist concert. The event drew large crowds at Sheridan Coliseum and highlighted Western Kansas interest in high-quality vocal and instrumental music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddy Brown
Hays
Ernest Davis
Lillian Eubank
Louis Kreidler
Haydn
F. H. N. Glee Club
Helen N. Wilson
Malloy
Gee Club
Flora Mae Ellis
Henry Edward Malloy
Fort Hays Normal School
Kansas
Clare Louise Malloy
Davis
Walter B. Roberts
Roberts
Lucille Elizabeth Felten
Eubank
Miss Felten
Edna Swanson VerHaar
Lille L. Lee
Department of Expression and Interpretation
Fort Hays Kansas Normal School
Edman Swanson VerHaar
Mims
Russell
Conservatory of Music
F. H.N
Department of Music
Phineas T. Barnum
Jenny Lind
Boston
Barnum
Daughters of Isabelia Dance Invitation and Knights Schedule
The Council invites Daughters of Isabelia and candidates to a Knights hosted dance on Tuesday evening May 10. Knights urge members to help create a pleasant evening. Fourth Degree candidates should contact Brother Joe Wiesner about fall dress equipment. Exemplification for three degrees held May 7 at Hays. Eligible candidates names should be presented and applications filed promptly. Knights play Victoria on Sunday May 5 and travel to Zurich for a game the following Sunday.
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KOF C
Isabelia
Joe Wiesner
Hays
Knights
Victoria
Zurich
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J. H.mercer
Kansas Livestock Association
M. L. McClure
Federal Reserve Bank
Kansas City
McClure
Carnation
J. S. Lankford
San Antonio
Tex
New York Medical Journal
Lankford
Mediterranean
West Indies
Lank=ford
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