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Vol. 74; No. 52. MANKATO. KANSAS Thursday, June 11, 1964 TWELVE PAGF.~ IT rr~ ~ ~ GOUNTT. ~ ~ 1T
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Myrtle Ionc Weltmer - Obituary
In ~ha wm~,ert]me in a semi-
dug-e~L on ~ne crL, ek bank several
miles sou:b sf GcPham in RusseJ
County, a baby gin was born t,e
WiKiam B. and Carrie Ann Whi'tc
and w.>s g~ven V.~e name :f
,My rde Icne. This was on January
10. 1895. She joined two brot.he.rs
Th= e paten'.3 bad re~ent,]y moved
ihare Ir,m J-,w:,'.l Ccun'ty whole
bo~ of them had lived since dr:ld-
bo~.d, s;a~hwasL g4 Jawed C}ty.
Soon th,is ycung $am,~]y reOm'n.ed
De:me ..... ._y ~o ..me same vicinity in
Jewell County.
SUBSTITUTION
Spring Field Bag June 17
BETWEEN WHEAT
At Experimental heId
AND FEED GRAINS
Everyone is cordial45, invited to
attzn, d the Spring Field I)ay at
the aMankato Exper'm~enrt Fie,:d on
June 17. This £icld is i0ca'ted 12
Would Be Authorized
In 1965 Programs,
According to USDA
Announcement
So that summer fMlow opera-
tions for next year's crop may .rake
pla~e pr0mp.l,ly, U,SDA announced
~h, at sub~i'tutic.n betrween wheal;
and feed grains would be authoriz-
ed in 1965 programs.
E~peei~l~ly in muah of dryland
Great Pta,in~ and Pacific Northwest
ameas, wimer wheat ~,er harvest the
fol}owi~g year ]s pl,a'n't'ed in the fa,li
on sum~er fa'l,lowed land. Summer
f,a~lowin,g ta~kes place extensively
in tl~ay and June.
Agrieulturai legisl, a~i0n makes
prov, ision for this s~b~a,tution in
1964 and 1965 progran~s, .but it
could net be put rote e{fect fgr 1964
because of the time ~.ement in~'o}v-
ed.
The reascm for sub~tuticm of
where and feed ~rain~ far 1965 is
to pevn~,t ~greater ~lexi.biti'ty in
farm operator.
Substitution w~ a~ply on indi-
vid.ual farms ff the ~farm has bOth
feed grain ~ba~e arid whea¢ aHof
mont. Producers wi}l need to rivet
at ~l, ea~ minimum diversion for
Ix~ wbeat and feed grains 'm or-
der ~0o ~tilize subs~it~¢ion provi-
SlOirls.
W~ea, t marketing certificates
w~ll ,be issued ~o paograrn coo~era-
tom in 'a manner sin'~flar to this
year's crop on the smaller of: (1)
normal production of acreage 'al, lot-
turn't, mut~ii~.ied by d~nestic ex-
port atlocati~r~ pert-e~tag, es ,m be
renounced a~ a ,lat~r date by t~e
Secre~ry, or (2) vchea, t acreage
pl, an,t~d ~or ~herazest mul,tipli~d by
r~Tr~l yield. Nurr~ber of cer~i{i-
cotes a~1oeated t,o a ~,amm will noi
be ,increased beca, us~e of su, bstibution
of ~heat for feed ~gra:il-~.
:For ,w~eat producers in compli-
ance w~i'th prig.ram requi~,
total pr~iuetian of wheat wK1 be
eli*gib}e ~r ~rme support
even though ~heat aere~,ge is in
excess of ~eat Ml~m'm~t bemuse
Of the subs'~it~%ien proansions.
Feed ~rain prod~an ~ pro-
gram ex~peratovs ~ .be al~g~ble
for pri,ee SUl~p0~ ~oans when such
craps are g~wn in l~ace of ~mb.e~¢.
I:f price ,s~pport paTsrm~ts ave ~u-
~horized as part off 1965 'Feed Grain
Pr~m ~ feed ,grains a~-sub-
s~ituk, d {or ~eat, pr~e m~ppor~
pa~mm~ts ~,~1 ,be ~rni, ted ~ rmrmai
pr~tuotion of the feed grain base
less diverted acreage (~ot less ~ban
requi~ed rmninmm diversion under
the ~Feed ~ Progrmn).
NOTICE
Tamera Sue Kell
miles west of M~nkato on Highway
36 or 3 miles south of Es;acan on
Highway 36.
Spee3M speakers win be Howard
Wilkins. Extemsion A~gr0~mist,
Dell Gates. Ex~te ,naion Entom-
ologist. Howard Wi,l.Mns wi'~l dis-
cuss arid ,give a d'esaviption of the
Wheat vari.e~i,es g~owing at the
[Fie?d. Insect prcMems of whea¢
and 0they erop~ wild be discussed
by Doil GaCes.
A ~vhea,t fe,r, tility ~4al a~d wheat,
oats ,and grain sorghum in a legume
[rotation wi]:l be observe~ ~nd cx~n-
merited on. Seven spying oat. three
sprin~ 'and six ~.n~er ba2ley vari-
eties are ,to be seen a¢ ,the tour.
O.~er studies at the :Fiekt in-i
eJ.ude: grain sorghum fert,£1i'ty, I
methods of gv0,and prepara¢ion, and t
weed e0ntrol. Nine soybean vari-
eties are pl.a~ted and w~i.1 be dis-
cu~sed
A question and a~r period
will foll.0w the tour of 'the F, ie],d.
Information wihl be available pre-
se~ti,n~g the resu, l,ts o~ previous
years a~ the Field.
Plan m ,attend the Spring Fi'e~d
Day a~ the /Mank~to Experkmer~t
F~eld .0n WedmesdaT, Jtme 17, az
1:30 P. M.
You w~l ,be welcomed at the
Field .arid we 'h.crpe you will en~oy
~he afternoon.
---Jim Cor~grove, SupL
CHURCH and CHURCH SCHOOL PICNIC
6:15 at Mankato City Park- Sunday, June 14th
Honoring Friends and Members leaving Mankato
- and welcoming those moving im Pot-Luck Supper,
bring your own service. Swimming before the meal
Sponsored by the HARMONY METHODIST
CHURCH
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MYF ICE CREAM SOCIAL
VFW Hall
SATURDAY, JUNE 13
Starting at 5:30 p.m.
COUNTY SOE
CONSERVATION
INFORMATION
DISTRICT 76
HELD ANNUAL
MEETING FRIDAY
Several Important
Matters Discussed
By Patrons. 41 Persons
Were Present