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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1965
Page
5
Col. James E. Barber of Nashville advised members of the Chattanooga National Guard not to shave before summer camp. The remark came as many guardsmen grew beards to celebrate Chattanooga's 150th anniversary, part of the city’s commemorations.
Lea promotes consumer safety in shopping with tips on verifying sellers, checking warranties, reading return policies, and avoiding scams. The guide highlights practical steps for confident purchases.
The 1965 66 waterfowl rules cut bag limits for mallards and pintails in the Mississippi Central and Pacific flyways, plus a smaller goose bag in the Atlantic. Udall cited record low breeding populations and drought as key factors. Central flyway limits include one mallard and one pintail per day, two in possession, with detailed season dates and hours.
Covenant church picnic grounds hosted Sunday activities with games and ice cream. Many locals and visitors shared meals and conversations, including Fay Dahl’s improvement from a virus and numerous weekend guests from Kansas City, Concordia, Chanute, and Wichita. Regulars, trips, and family events fill the Savonburg community snapshot.
Pratt Kansas AP Kan sas Forestry Fish and Game Commission set 1965 duck goose coot and merganser seasons with daily bag limits and possession limits. Ducks four per day eight after opening day with species caps and varied limits for wood ducks canvasbacks mallards and pintails. Goose season five per day with allowed mix including one Ross's one white fronted or one Canada goose. Shooting hours sunrise to sunset. Prairie chicken pheasant quail seasons to be set next month.
Bids to replace north and south statehouse steps were rejected in Topeka as they exceeded the 225000 appropriated by the legislature. The state architect and purchasing director Henry Knouft expect new bids with cost reductions. Plans may shift from preserving granite to limestone steps similar to other sides of the building.
Altoona residents Mr and Mrs Elmer Smyers visited Caney with their daughter and her husband the Rev and Mrs Wilbur Henderson. A post nuptial shower for Mr and Mrs Ronald Carver of Wichita was hosted by Mr and Mrs Clark Frankenberry. Friday at the Fredonia rest home featured scripture hymns stories and poems by several women and friends along with an ice cream social at the Masonic Building.
The New York chapter of the Knights of Columbus lists a telephone number Columbus 5 1492 for inquiries and member coordination.
Local page highlights brief notes from Chanute and surrounding area dated Saturday August 21 1965. Items include community events and notices of interest to residents.
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