Stream & Field Catch Highlights From Region Angling News
The report covers top catches by Swede Hanson and Lester Eskridge with an 18 pound yellow catfish on a Neosho River trotline. It notes channel catfish on cheese bait at Elk's Lake, and a full stringer of carp by Bill Berthot and Tony Kepley at Santa Fe Lake. It mentions rains raising river levels and bass action at White River, Grand Lake, Bull Shoals, and Lake Norfolk with various bait types and methods. The Upper Spavinaw in Oklahoma was to be dedicated, and local tournament play features Nazarenes, Methodists, Stark, and St Patrick's with line score details.
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Hanson
Lester Eskridge
Neosho River
Elk’s Lake
Bill Berthot
Tony Kepley
Santa Fe Lake
Neosho
Cottonwood
Emporia
Burlington
Neosho Rapids
Leroy
Jim Owen
Branson
White River
Jim
Bull Shoals
Lake Norfolk
Sam Welch
Ozark Fisherman
Lakeview
Oklahoma
Grove
Okla
Grand Lake
Columbus
Colfax
First Baptists
Nazarenes
Methodists
Stark
St. Patrick’s
Hazen
Nelson
Autry
Shields
Fall River Reservoir sees visitors and active recreation
Southeast Kansas reports 11 150 visitors at Fall River Reservoir last week with 265 fishermen and 175 boats, many for skiing. Neodesha razes the Ohio House hotel built before 1870 for a parking lot. Parsons barn fire kills a $1 000 Shetland stallion. Local league baseball ends season with title to be decided between First Baptists and EUB. Iola tax levy rises to 25.34 per 1 000 for 1956 with a 1 736 943 31 budget.
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Fall River
Ohio House
Parsons
Leo Anderson
Joe Marvin
Andersons
IOLA
Allen County
Mid-Continent Warm Humid With Storms Across Regions
Warm humid conditions dominated the Mid-Continent while the Northeast and West enjoyed fair weather. Forecast calls for wet weather from the Northern Great Lakes to Texas and New Mexico with strong winds and thunderstorms in several cities. Temperatures rose by about seven degrees from 24 hours earlier, with readings above 100°F in multiple states.
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Associated Press
Mid-Continent
Great Lakes
Dakotas
Texas
New México
Georgia
Louisiana
Alabama
Great Lakes Region
North Atlantic Coast
Iowa
Norfolk
Neb
Kansas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Minnesota
Pierre
S.C
Dodge City
Kan
Colorado
New Mexico
Slow drift toward decentralization in manufacturing purchasing
A survey of 212 manufacturing firms finds a gradual shift toward decentralized purchasing. The study notes earlier centralized buying structures are loosening as divisions gain more procurement autonomy and local managers seek faster sourcing. This trend could impact supplier relationships and budgeting workflows.
Aged Pastor John Graham Dies at 90
The Rev. John Graham age 90 a retired Congregational minister formerly of Wichita died yesterday His 62 years in ministry included service to churches across Kansas Iowa and Illinois The Tribune notes his carrier rate of 30 cents a week.
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Dorado
John Graham
Wichita
Tribune
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