Buckings County clown rides Apollo 1314 at Wilson County Rodeo
Wilson County farm agent Jack Linn stars as clown and bullfighter at the Fredonia Rodeo in the Wilson County Fair. He uses his 1926 Ford bucking car while entertaining crowds and protecting riders, a 10 year rodeo veteran whose family helps with the act.
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Jack Linn
Wilson County
Linn
Fredonia
Mary Joe
Booster Days and Town Visitation Traditions Recaptured
The text recalls county booster trips before events, with 50 to 60 people in 15 to 20 cars visiting 6 or 7 towns in 2 or 3 trips. Advancing caravans with clowns, bands, and a stage truck entertained crowds, while mayors welcomed visitors. It notes Chanute and Cherryvale Old Soldiers Reunion including Civil War veterans.
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Chanute
Cherryvale
Pipe Precaution After Rattler in Pipe Load
Marvin Foster warned by a rattlesnake incident while unloading pipe from Gridley in Burlington. He felt a head emerge from a pipe and quickly withdrew his hand, avoiding bites. The crew flushed remaining pipes with water to ensure safety.
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Marvin Foster
Burlington Daily Republican
Foster
Gridley
Mowing Disaster At Chanute Country Club Golf Grounds
Fifty years ago the Chanute Country Club grounds suffered a sheep disaster as six sheep were killed and four mangled by dogs on the course west of Chanute. The club kept about 75 sheep to manage grass and weeds, reflecting harsher hazards on the links at that time.
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Chanute Country Club
the Tribune
Country Club
Trooper Wounded When Stopping Car Near Chanute
Kansas Highway Patrol Trooper Roland Vogel was shot in the left hand after stopping a white Chevrolet near Chanute for a traffic violation. He described four men, one blond and one black man in their 20s, who assaulted him as the car fled, and he fired two rounds at the vehicle. Roadblocks were set with the car not located.
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Roland Vogel
S. Central
Kansas Highway Patrol
Chanute
Vogel
Urbana
Life saving credit to training saves officer on country road
Mace held in hand by Officer Roland Vogel helped him deflect danger when a car with unreadable plates stopped on a remote road. The 31 year old veteran says training gave him caution and resolve as he faced gunfire while approaching the vehicle. His wife Sonja and children Doug and Debbie faced shock but remained supportive. Vogel began patrol work in Parsons and later Chanute after starting service in 1965.
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Roland Vogel
Vogel
Parsons
Chanute
Eindhoven youth on exchange to Chanute faces culture shock
Job Van Nes, 17, from Eindhoven, Netherlands, has been in the United States over two weeks and has yet to try ham and eggs. He attends Senior High School in Chanute, staying with Dr and Mrs Baker, while Kathy Lawrence, 18, will study in Bonn, Germany. Kathy leaves Chanute Tuesday for Detroit and Philadelphia before Europe on Aug 13. The pair participate in the International Christian Youth Exchange with 20 countries involved. Job aims to study the Constitution and social sciences and notes difficulties adjusting from metric to imperial units. He entered the U.S. via Philadelphia and traveled to Chanute through Columbus, Indianapolis and St. Louis. Chanute is described as friendly and small by Job.
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Job van Nes
Eindhoven
Netherlands
United States
Chanute
United Presbyterian Church
Henry Baker
Kathy Lawrence
Lester Lawrence
Job
America
Philadelphia
Columbus
Ohio
Indianapolis
Ind
St. Louis
Weather and storm damage report with forecast
A weather summary notes high today 81 and low 73 with precipitation of .26 inch today and .62 inch July at Martin Johnson Airport. Forecast calls for showers or thunderstorms with a low near 70 and Sunday highs in the 90s. A Midwest cold front sparked severe storms causing damage in Lawrence and Kane with downed power lines and damaged buildings.
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FAA
Martin Johnson Airport
Associated Press
Midwest
Lawrence
Kane
Intercepted Letter Dear Cha About a Plugged Nozzle
A clipped note discusses misfortune tied to a spray can with a plugged nozzle. The writer signs off with a personal closing, implying a casual exchange and interrupted message.
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Cha
Dry Weather Hurting Crops
Area farmers report crops suffering from a moisture shortage with only light July rainfall. A soaking general rain could salvage milo and soybeans, boost early corn, and aid late corn while stock water becomes tight. Some irrigation projects near Humboldt and along the Neosho River mitigate drought effects.
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Dwight Wallingford
Thayer
Earl Shell
Farm Products Management,Inc
Vern Lohmann
Neosho County
Tom Maxwell
Allen County
Lohmann
Neosho
Jola
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